Future of the Brazilian Armed Forces

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This list shows the past, present and future strategic re-equipment and modernization programs of the Brazilian Armed Forces that was based on the documents of the National Defense Strategy of 2008, and subsequent versions of the Defense White Paper that outline the major defense programs in Brazil from 2008 until 2040. [1] [2] To see active equipment of the three branches, see the following pages for the Army, Navy and the Air Force.

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Active programs

Army

PhotoEquipmentOriginVariantsQuantityProduction in Brazil?Notes and references
Armoured vehicles under the Army Strategic Program Armored Forces
19 04 2022- Dia do Exercito Brasileiro (52016606453).jpg Guarani Brazil
Italy		6×6
120 mm mortar carrier
personnel carrier
command post
armoured ambulance
engineering
anti-air carrier 		Ordered: 1,580 [3] Green check.svgOrdered 2012 [3] [4]
Cascavel NG Brazil6×6
90 mm armored car 		Ordered: 98 [5] Green check.svgUnder modernization since 2022 [5]
Centauro 2 (22-02-2024).jpg Centauro II Italy
Brazil		8×8
120 mm tank destroyer 		Ordered: 98 [6] [7]
Total planned: 221 [6] 		Green check.svgOrdered 2022 [6]
Philippine Army ATMOS Live Fire Exercise 003.jpg ATMOS Israel
Brazil		6×6
155 mm self-propelled artillery 		Total planned: 36 [8] Green check.svgSelected in 2024, contract signing on hold as a result of diplomatic tensions over the Israel–Hamas war and Israel–Hezbollah conflict. [9]
Italian Army - 8th Alpini Regiment VTLM Lince vehicles during exercise Abbey Road 2019.jpg LMV Italy
Brazil		4×4
infantry mobility vehicle 		Ordered: 468 [10] Green check.svgOrdered 2024 [10]
Helicopters
National-Guard-UH-60-Black-Hawk-operations-at-Fort-McCoy.jpg Black Hawk United States multirole helicopter Ordered: 12 [11] Red x.svgOrdered 2024 [11]
Radars
Article.jpg M200 Vigilante Brazil6×6
air defense radar 		Undisclosed [12] Green check.svgUnder development since 2010s [12]
DTCBiaBrazil counter-battery radar Undisclosed [13] Green check.svgUnder development since 2020s [13]
Other armaments
AV-TM 300 Brazil cruise missile Undisclosed [14] Green check.svgUnder development since 2001 [14]
Javelin Fire! (48638261261).jpg FGM-148 Javelin United States anti-tank missile Ordered: 100+ [15] Red x.svgOrdered 2024 [15]
Planned contracts
TypeTotal plannedProduction in Brazil?Notes and references
main battle tank 65 [7] Green check.svgUnder selection process [7]
infantry fighting vehicle 78 [7] Green check.svgUnder selection process [7]
PhotoEquipmentOriginVariantsQuantityProduction in Brazil?Notes and references
Vessels
Humaita S41 (16-12-2024).jpg Riachuelo-class Brazil
France		 attack submarine Ordered: 5 [16] Green check.svgOrdered 2010, four diesel-electric and one nuclear [16]
Tamandare (09-08-2024).jpg Tamandaré-class Brazil
Germany		 general purpose frigate Ordered: 4 [17]
Total planned: 8 [18] 		Green check.svgOrdered 2020 [17]
Navio-Patrulha Maracana (P72) - 2023 (53412272979).jpg Macaé-class Brazil offshore patrol vessel Ordered: 2 [19] Green check.svgOrdered 2024 [19]
Navio Patrulha de 500 Toneladas BrazilOrdered: 8 [20] Green check.svgOrdered 2023 [20]
Almirante Saldanha Brazil icebreaker Ordered: 1 [21] Green check.svgOrdered 2022 [21]
Other armaments
Lancamento de Missil Antinavio de Superficie (MANSUP) pela Fragata "Constituicao" - 2022 (52690029127).jpg MANSUP Brazil anti-ship missile Undisclosed [22] Green check.svgOrdered 2023 [22]
Planned contracts
TypeTotal plannedProduction in Brazil?Notes and references
attack fighter 6 [23] Red x.svgUnder selection process [23]

Air Force

PhotoEquipmentOriginVariantsQuantityProduction in Brazil?Notes and references
Aircraft
23 10 2020 Comemoracao do Dia do Aviador e da Forca Aerea Brasileira (50521336872) (cropped).jpg JAS 39 Gripen Sweden
Brazil		 multirole fighter Ordered: 36 [24]
Total planned: 66 [25] 		Green check.svgOrdered 2014 [24]
Embraer KC-390, Paris Air Show 2019, Le Bourget (SIAE0824).jpg C-390 Millennium Brazil airlifter Ordered: 19 [26] Green check.svgOrdered 2014 [26]
Aeronave A-29 Super Tucano em voo sobre a Floresta Amazonica (cropped).jpg EMB 314 Super Tucano Brazil COIN Ordered: 68 [27] Green check.svgUnder modernization since 2024 [27]
Radars
Ground Master 200 Multi Mission Compact Gyraphus 8x8 armoured.jpg Ground Master 200 Netherlands6×6
air defense radar 		Undisclosed [28] Red x.svgOrdered 2024 [28]
Other armaments
IRIS-T expo front.JPG IRIS-T Europe medium-range air-to-air missile Undisclosed [29] Red x.svgOrdered 2021 [29]
Spice bomb front.JPG Spice Israel precision-guided bomb Undisclosed [30] Red x.svgOrdered 2015 [30]
Planned contracts
TypeTotal plannedProduction in Brazil?Notes and references
attack fighter 24 [23] Red x.svgUnder selection process [23]
attack helicopter 24 [31] Red x.svgUnder selection process [31]
presidential aircraft 1 [32] Red x.svgUnder selection process [32]

Joint Staff of the Armed Forces

PhotoEquipmentOriginVariantsQuantityProduction in Brazil?Notes and references
Operacao Poseidon (51443464716).jpg H225M France
Brazil		 multirole helicopter Ordered: 50 [33] Green check.svgOrdered 2012 [33]
RAN squirrel helicopter at melb GP 08.jpg H125 France
Brazil		Ordered: 27 [34] Green check.svgOrdered 2022 [34]
Planned contracts
TypeTotal plannedProduction in Brazil?Notes and references
medium/high altitude (SAM) Undisclosed [35] Red x.svgUnder selection process [35]

Concluded major programs and incorporations since 2010

BranchPhotoEquipmentOriginProgram typeQuantityProduction in Brazil?Date of conclusion and/or incorporation
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Army.svg
Army 		Helicoptero Pantera HM-1 (cropped).jpg Eurocopter AS565 Panther BrazilModernization of helicopters34Green check.svg26 November 2024 [36]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Navy.svg
Navy 		09 09 2023 - Exposicao Multimidia das Forcas Armadas em Brasilia (53176346124).jpg Oshkosh L-ATV United StatesArmoured vehicles12Red x.svg19 July 2024 [37]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Army.svg
Army 		MAX 1.2 AC BrazilAnti-tank missiles300+Green check.svg26 November 2024 [38]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Army.svg
Army 		SPIKE ATGM.jpg Spike LR2 IsraelAnti-tank missiles100+Red x.svg16 July 2024 [39]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Air Force.svg
Air Force 		R99 - RIAT 2007 (2370466415).jpg Embraer R-99 BrazilModernization of aircraft5Green check.svg23 November 2023 [40]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Army.svg
Army 		M1249 military recovery vehicle debut DVIDS378055.jpg MaxxPro MRV-PK United StatesArmoured recovery trucks20Red x.svg6 August 2023 [41]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Navy.svg
Navy 		GA EC135 (cropped).jpg Airbus H135 FranceTransport helicopters3Red x.svg2023 [42]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Air Force.svg
Air Force 		FAB2901 KC30 Brazilian Air Force (cropped).jpg Airbus A330-200 FranceStrategic transport aircraft2Red x.svg6 November 2022 [43]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Air Force.svg
Air Force 		ILA 2008 PD 446.JPG Meteor EuropeBVR missilesUndisclosedRed x.svg16 December 2021 [44]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Navy.svg
Navy 		NSS Guillobel (K120) (52036180503).jpg Guillobel SpainSubmarine rescue ship1Red x.svg12 May 2020 [45]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Navy.svg
Navy 		F21 FranceTorpedoesUndisclosedRed x.svg26 February 2020 [46]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Army.svg
Army 		19 04 2022 - Ministro da Defesa prestigia celebracao dos 374 anos do Exercito (52017347703).jpg M109 A5+ United StatesModernized self-propelled howitzers60Red x.svg2020s [47]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Navy.svg
Navy 		SH-60B Seahawk2.jpg S-70B Seahawk United StatesNaval helicopters6Red x.svg2020s [48]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Air Force.svg
Air Force 		CBERS-2B anecoica.jpg CBERS-4A Brazil
China		Earth observation satellite1Green check.svg20 December 2019 [49]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Navy.svg
Navy 		A140 - Atlantico (52707293700).jpg Atlântico United KingdomHelicopter carrier1Red x.svg29 June 2018 [50]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Air Force.svg
Air Force 		Galileo satellite model.jpg SGDC FranceGeostationary military communications satellite1Red x.svg4 May 2017 [51]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Navy.svg
Navy 		072-ndm-bahia ABC 3037-2 (32625060721).jpg Bahia FranceLanding platform dock1Red x.svg17 December 2015 [52]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Air Force.svg
Air Force 		CBERS-2B anecoica.jpg CBERS-4 Brazil
China		Earth observation satellite1Green check.svg7 December 2014 [53]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Army.svg
Army 		Exposicao Parque Ana Lidia - Hamilton Garcia (38 de 43) (53159191936).jpg RBS 70 NG SwedenMANPADS100+Red x.svg2014 [54]
Coat of arms of the Brazilian Navy.svg
Navy 		BNS Araguari-3.jpg Amazonas class United KingdomOffshore patrol vessels3Red x.svg21 June 2013 [55]

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