Source - Military Technology, World Defence Almanac, Jan.
2003.
APCs/IFVs only, for ASEAN countries.
Brunei - 39 VABs, 24 AT-105s, 2 Sultans
Cambodia - BMP-1s, OT-64s, BTR-60s, BRDM-2s
Indonesia - Marines - 32 BVP-2, 19 AMX-10P, 40
AMX-10 PAC 90s. Army - 200 AMX VCI, 50 AMX 10Ps, 20 Stomers, 60
Saracens, 58 V150s, 130 BTR-40s.
Laos - M113s, 30 BTR-40/60, 40 BTR 152s.
Malaysia - 111 KIFV, 190 V100/150s, 460 Condors,
45 Stomers, 211 ACV-300s.
Myanmar - Type 90.
Philippines - Marines - 12 LVTs, 19 V150s, 12
V300s. Army - 80 M113s, 80 V-150s, 40 AIFV, 150 Simbas.
Singapore - 100+ Bionix (increasing), 24 AMX 10P,
22 AMX 10 RC(?), 200 V200s, 350 M-113 ultras, 150 M113s (being
withdrawn), 250 V150s.
Thailand - Marines - 40 LVTP7s. Army - 340 M113s,
150 V150s, 1,400 Type 85.
Vietnam - 1,500 BTR 40/50/60/152, Type 56, some
M113s and V100s.
My personel notes for Singapore - Seems that foreign magazines now
have some difficulties finding the correct numbers for locally
produced military hardware (Bionix). There were more than 700
M113s, published by the same magazine 2 years back. The AMX 10 RC
should be read as AMX 10 PAC.
