Army comparison: United Arab Emirates vs Australia

Overview

United Arab Emirates's army fields 9,257 active vehicles — 3.5x Australia's 2,676.

The breakdown includes 354 vs 46 tanks, 788 vs 0 infantry fighting vehicles, 745 vs 1,194 armored personnel carriers, 165 vs 0 self-propelled artillery, 99 vs 48 towed artillery, 49 vs 8 rocket launchers (United Arab Emirates vs Australia).

Emirati Army 🇦🇪

Total vehicles 9257 as of 2026

Australian Army 🇦🇺

Total vehicles 2676 as of 2026
On order 386

Emirati vehicles by category

Vehicle category Total
Main Battle Tank 354
Infantry Fighting Vehicle 788
Armored Personnel Carrier 745
Light Armoured Vehicle 7057
Tank Destroyer 0
Self-Propelled Artillery 165
Towed Artillery 99
Multiple Launch Rocket System 49

Australian vehicles by category

Vehicle category Total
Main Battle Tank 46
Infantry Fighting Vehicle 0
Armored Personnel Carrier 1194
Light Armoured Vehicle 1380
Tank Destroyer 0
Self-Propelled Artillery 0
Towed Artillery 48
Multiple Launch Rocket System 8

Vehicle Categories Radar Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country has more armored vehicles, United Arab Emirates or Australia?
United Arab Emirates has a larger ground force with 9,257 vehicles compared to Australia's 2,676 vehicles.
Which country has more tanks, United Arab Emirates or Australia?
United Arab Emirates operates more main battle tanks with 354 compared to Australia's 46.
Which army has more infantry fighting vehicles, United Arab Emirates or Australia?
United Arab Emirates has 788 infantry fighting vehicles compared to Australia's 0.
Which country has more armored personnel carriers, United Arab Emirates or Australia?
Australia operates 1,194 APCs compared to United Arab Emirates's 745.
Which country has more artillery systems, United Arab Emirates or Australia?
United Arab Emirates fields 313 artillery systems (self-propelled, towed, and MLRS) compared to Australia's 56.
How do the United Arab Emirates and Australia armies compare in size?
United Arab Emirates's army is 3.5 times larger than Australia's in terms of total vehicles (9,257 vs 2,676).