Army comparison: Malaysia vs Philippines
Overview
Malaysia operates 1,055 active military vehicles vs 1,052 for Philippines.
The breakdown includes 48 vs 0 tanks, 524 vs 51 infantry fighting vehicles, 111 vs 551 armored personnel carriers, 0 vs 12 self-propelled artillery, 196 vs 284 towed artillery, 36 vs 0 rocket launchers (Malaysia vs Philippines).
Malaysian Army 🇲🇾
| Total vehicles | 1055 as of 2026 |
| On order | 136 |
Philippine Army 🇵🇭
| Total vehicles | 1052 as of 2026 |
| On order | 32 |
Malaysian vehicles by category
| Vehicle category | Total | |
|---|---|---|
| Main Battle Tank | 48 | |
| Infantry Fighting Vehicle | 524 | |
| Armored Personnel Carrier | 111 | |
| Light Armoured Vehicle | 140 | |
| Tank Destroyer | 0 | |
| Self-Propelled Artillery | 0 | |
| Towed Artillery | 196 | |
| Multiple Launch Rocket System | 36 | |
Philippine vehicles by category
| Vehicle category | Total | |
|---|---|---|
| Main Battle Tank | 0 | |
| Infantry Fighting Vehicle | 51 | |
| Armored Personnel Carrier | 551 | |
| Light Armoured Vehicle | 154 | |
| Tank Destroyer | 0 | |
| Self-Propelled Artillery | 12 | |
| Towed Artillery | 284 | |
| Multiple Launch Rocket System | 0 | |
Vehicle Categories Radar Comparison
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which country has more armored vehicles, Malaysia or Philippines?
Malaysia has a larger ground force with 1,055 vehicles compared to Philippines's 1,052 vehicles.
Which country has more tanks, Malaysia or Philippines?
Malaysia operates more main battle tanks with 48 compared to Philippines's 0.
Which army has more infantry fighting vehicles, Malaysia or Philippines?
Malaysia has 524 infantry fighting vehicles compared to Philippines's 51.
Which country has more armored personnel carriers, Malaysia or Philippines?
Philippines operates 551 APCs compared to Malaysia's 111.
Which country has more artillery systems, Malaysia or Philippines?
Philippines fields 296 artillery systems (self-propelled, towed, and MLRS) compared to Malaysia's 232.