Also aren’t some not so unique vehicles missing,
Here’s a few more vehicles, info copied from my Greco-Iberian ground forces tree
M52 HMC
Greece acquired a number of M52 HMCs from the USA. I’ve found no info on either the quantity of vehicles or the timeframe, but it presumably took place in the 1950s alongside deliveries of other American vehicles like the M42 Duster and M18 Hellcat. Online sources also mention M44 HMCs in service with Greece, but I have found no information to support this. The M52 HMC mounts a 105mm howitzer (same as the M4A3 (105)) in a semi-traversable turret on a reversed M41 Bulldog chassis.
BR 4.3.
Armament: 105mm M49
M42 Duster
Greece acquired a number of ex-German M42 Dusters after their decommissioning from the Bundeswehr, beginning in the late 1970s. Information about their service history is limited, but it seems they were used for a while until being taken out of service sometime in the 1990s.
BR 4.0.
Armament: 2x 40mm M2
M18 Hellcat
127 M18s were acquired from the US, beginning in 1952, forming three tank destroyer regiments. Most were retired at the end of the 1960s but a few remained in service as training vehicles.
BR 6.0.
Armament: 76mm M1
Panzerhaubitze 2000
Greece ordered 24 PzH 2000s from Germany in 2001, and they were delivered from 2003-2004. In Greek service they are equipped with the SMArt 155 round, which contains two fire-and-forget submunitions that locate their own target (thus most definitely too strong for the game).
BR 7.7. Foldered with BMR-600 TC-7.
Armament: 155mm Rheinmetall L/52
Leopard 1A3GR
Greece is the largest operator of Leopard 1s, with 501 currently in service. Greece’s first order was in 1983-1984, ordering 104 Leopard 1A4s. These were modified specifically for Greece, and named Leopard 1A3GR. Most notably, they were fitted with the EMES 12A3 fire control system, featuring a laser rangefinder.
BR 8.3.
Armament: 105mm L7A3
Leopard 1V
Greece is the largest operator of Leopard 1s, with 501 currently in service. Greece’s first order was in 1983-1984, ordering 104 Leopard 1A3s. These were modified specifically for Greece, and named Leopard 1A3GR. In 1992, Greece received 170 Leopard 1Vs from the Netherlands. The 1V is a Dutch variant that fits the EMES 12A3 fire control system onto a Leopard 1A1A4, as well as Blohm and Voss appliqué armour as seen on the Leopard 1A5.
BR 9.0. Foldered with M48A5 MOLF.
Armament: 105mm L7A3
Leopard 1A5GR
Greece is the largest operator of Leopard 1s, with 501 currently in service. Greece’s first order was in 1983-1984, ordering 104 Leopard 1A3s. These were modified specifically for Greece, and named Leopard 1A3GR. In 1992, Greece received 170 Leopard 1Vs and 2 Leopard 1A5s from the Netherlands. Earlier in 1992, Greece received 75 Leopard 1A5s from Germany. This was supplemented in 1998, with another 170 Leopard 1A5s from Germany. Almost all the 1A3GRs and 1Vs have since been upgraded to 1A5GR standard.
BR 9.3.
Armament: 105mm L7A3
BMP-3
Cyprus bought 43 BMP-3s from Russia, which were delivered in 1995-1996, alongside 700 9M117 ATGMs for them. All the vehicles are still in service, although the US has been asking Cyprus to donate them to Ukraine (as of 2024, this has not happened).
BR 9.0.
Armament: 30mm 2A72
There’s a couple others too, like the Greek M44 (I know, I know, not another one) and an M113 with a Milan.
Cypriot AMX-30B2 and T-80U as well. Not commenting on whether they should be added to the Israeli tree.
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Pipimer
September 6, 2026, 10:11am
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thanks, gonna add the too
Pipimer
September 6, 2026, 10:13am
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yea i mean C&P from the TT, like we get a T-34-85 in the TT and then they can make a premium of it, be free to comment whatever vehicle you want to be added
YaSen
September 6, 2026, 10:44am
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Greece agreed to acquire the American AH-64A Apache when they signed a contract in December 24, 1991 for 12 AH-64As, and another one in 1992 for 8 AH-64A+. The 20 AH-64As were delivered by 1995 and continue to serve with the Hellenic Army Aviation...
Could be reintroduced into TT, where Greece is currently located.
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Pipimer
September 6, 2026, 11:13am
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i thought of adding it but
Before moving on to ground vehicles, a quick word on helicopters. The premium AH-64A (GR) from the Hellenic Air Force will be hidden within the US tree, but there’s no real need to move it elsewhere, as it already has a direct equivalent in Israel’s tree, the AH-64A Peten. Now, on to ground vehicles.
If Finland is any precedent it doesn’t look good
Pipimer
September 6, 2026, 2:13pm
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South Afrika is very good at ground, only their Air subtree lucks a lot
South Africa was a fantastic subtree, but unfortunately since then the newer subtrees have been far less interesting
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A moment of silence for our fallen comrades. Blue skies and tailwinds. May their memories forever be a blessing!
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Pipimer
September 7, 2026, 12:52pm
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Should i add the BF-109 G6 in the list?
Also any proof that it existed your be welcome.
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Pipimer
September 7, 2026, 1:52pm
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added more medium tanks Greece/Cyprus used
Spoiler
M-60 A1 RISE
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Add the Hellenic Air Force Tail Fin marking to the roundels would be welcome
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Hope that we have a load of skinners that does do the skins for the Hellenic Air Force F-16 in order to use them either regular game or from Marketplace on the Israeli F-16. At least a compromise as long as no Greek F-16 is being added to the TT
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Pipimer
September 7, 2026, 2:04pm
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F-16C/D Block 52+ Advanced ( And F-16C/D Block 52+)
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Pipimer
September 7, 2026, 2:05pm
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yea next camo crate will have definitely at least 2-3 greek skins
Not going to happen in this update
Pipimer
September 7, 2026, 2:13pm
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yea i am talking about the future that’s why i created this topic in the first place
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Zulizia
September 8, 2026, 1:20am
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Cypriot T-80U and Cypriot T-80UK suggestions are now live ^^!
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