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Army comparison: Greece vs Netherlands

Overview

Greece's army fields 5,372 active vehicles — 7.2x Netherlands's 741. Additionally, Greece has 471 and Netherlands has 0 vehicles in storage.

The breakdown includes 1,273 vs 18 tanks, 181 vs 128 infantry fighting vehicles, 2,478 vs 200 armored personnel carriers, 590 vs 46 self-propelled artillery, 698 vs 0 towed artillery, 152 vs 4 rocket launchers (Greece vs Netherlands).

Greek Army 🇬🇷

Total vehicles 5372 as of 2026
In storage 471

Netherlands Army 🇳🇱

Total vehicles 741 as of 2026
On order 134

Greek vehicles by category

Vehicle category Total
Main Battle Tank 1273
Infantry Fighting Vehicle 181
Armored Personnel Carrier 2478
Light Armoured Vehicle 0
Tank Destroyer 0
Self-Propelled Artillery 590
Towed Artillery 698
Multiple Launch Rocket System 152

Netherlands vehicles by category

Vehicle category Total
Main Battle Tank 18
Infantry Fighting Vehicle 128
Armored Personnel Carrier 200
Light Armoured Vehicle 345
Tank Destroyer 0
Self-Propelled Artillery 46
Towed Artillery 0
Multiple Launch Rocket System 4

Vehicle Categories Radar Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country has more armored vehicles, Greece or Netherlands?
Greece has a larger ground force with 5,372 vehicles compared to Netherlands's 741 vehicles.
Which country has more tanks, Greece or Netherlands?
Greece operates more main battle tanks with 1,273 compared to Netherlands's 18.
Which army has more infantry fighting vehicles, Greece or Netherlands?
Greece has 181 infantry fighting vehicles compared to Netherlands's 128.
Which country has more armored personnel carriers, Greece or Netherlands?
Greece operates 2,478 APCs compared to Netherlands's 200.
Which country has more artillery systems, Greece or Netherlands?
Greece fields 1,440 artillery systems (self-propelled, towed, and MLRS) compared to Netherlands's 50.
How do the Greece and Netherlands armies compare in size?
Greece's army is 7.2 times larger than Netherlands's in terms of total vehicles (5,372 vs 741).