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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

Also known as: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries/Japan Steel Works, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries / Lockheed Martin
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33Equipment
Equipment (33)
Type 16

Type 16

Protected Patrol Vehicle (MRAP)

The Type 16 Maneuver Combat Vehicle (MCV) is a lightweight, highly mobile tank destroyer designed for rapid deployment and air transportability, developed to replace some of the Main Battle Tanks of the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force.

2016 – Present
Type 16 Maneuver Combat Vehicle

Type 16 Maneuver Combat Vehicle

Reconnaissance Vehicle

The Type 16 Maneuver Combat Vehicle is a wheeled armored fighting vehicle designed for rapid deployment and direct fire support for infantry units, produced by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force.

2016 – Present
Type 16 MCV

Type 16 MCV

Light Tank

The Type 16 MCV is a Japanese light tank designed for rapid deployment with a 105 mm main gun and a top speed of 100 km/h.

2016 – Present
Type 12

Type 12

Anti-Ship Cruise Missile

The Type 12 surface-to-ship missile is a truck-mounted anti-ship missile developed by Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, featuring INS with mid-course GPS guidance and enhanced Terrain Contour Matching for improved precision.

2015 – Present
Type 11 ARV

Type 11 ARV

Armoured Recovery Vehicle

The Type 11 ARV is a modern armored recovery vehicle of Japanese origin, developed to support the Type 10 main battle tank and based on the same chassis.

2013 – Present
Type 10

Type 10

Main Battle Tank (MBT)

The Type 10 is a fourth-generation main battle tank developed for the Japan Ground Self Defense Force, featuring advanced capabilities to counter anti-tank warfare and mobile strikes.

2012 – Present
J/FPS-5

J/FPS-5

Radar Systems

The J/FPS-5 is a fixed, long-range 3D air surveillance radar designed for air defense, capable of detecting and tracking ballistic missiles.

2008 – Present
Atago

Atago

Destroyer

JS Atago is the lead ship of her class of guided missile destroyers in the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, named after Mount Atago.

2007 – Present
Atago-class

Atago-class

Cruiser

The Atago-class is one of Japan's most advanced surface combatants, integrating the Aegis Combat System and advanced radar arrays for multi-threat environments. Built for defense and deterrence, it combines power, agility, and advanced technology.

2007 – Present
Type 04

Type 04

Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV)

The Type 04 is a Japanese infantry fighting vehicle with amphibious capabilities and a 30mm autocannon as its main armament.

2004 – Present
Type 03 ChΕ«-SAM

Type 03 ChΕ«-SAM

Long-Range SAM

The Type 03 ChΕ«-SAM is a Japanese medium-range surface-to-air missile system designed to engage fighter jets, helicopters, and cruise missiles. It features an active electronically scanned array radar and is mounted on an 8Γ—8 cross-country unarmored truck.

2003 – Present
Type 03 Chu-SAM Kai

Type 03 Chu-SAM Kai

Long-Range SAM

The Type 03 Chu-SAM Kai is a Japanese surface-to-air missile system with enhanced range and ballistic capabilities, utilizing an active electronically scanned array radar.

2003 – Present
Mitsubishi F-2

Mitsubishi F-2

Multirole Fighter

The Mitsubishi F-2 is a multirole fighter derived from the F-16 Fighting Falcon, manufactured for the Japan Air Self-Defense Force. It features a larger wing area and advanced composite materials for enhanced performance.

2000 – Present
J/FPS-3

J/FPS-3

Radar Systems

The J/FPS-3 is an active phased array radar system that provides enhanced detection and tracking capabilities compared to conventional radar systems. It has been in use by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force for over 30 years.

1999 – Present
JPN Type 99

JPN Type 99

Self-Propelled Howitzer (SPH)

The Type 99 is a 155 mm self-propelled howitzer used by the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, featuring a 52 caliber gun barrel and aluminum armor.

1999 – Present
ASM-2

ASM-2

Air-Launched Cruise Missile

Mitsubishi air-launched anti-ship missile with a multi-mode guidance system combining inertial navigation, infrared imaging, and GPS, measuring 4 meters in length.

1993 – Present
Harushio

Harushio

Diesel-Electric Submarine

The Harushio-class submarines are advanced diesel-electric vessels used by the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force, featuring improved stealth and noise reduction compared to the YΕ«shio-class. Named after World War II destroyers, these submarines enhance Japan's naval defense with advanced armament and technology, focusing on stealth and efficiency to serve as a formidable maritime deterrent.

1990 – Present
Type 90

Type 90

Main Battle Tank (MBT)

The Type 90 is a Japanese main battle tank developed to supplement and replace the Type 74 in service. It features a Rheinmetall 120mm smooth-bore main gun and a computerized fire-control system.

1990 – Present
Type 90 ARV

Type 90 ARV

Armoured Recovery Vehicle

The Type 90 ARV is a Japanese armored recovery vehicle designed to support the Type 90 main battle tank, featuring a 25-tonne crane and a 50-tonne winch.

1990 – Present
Type 87

Type 87

SPAAG (Gun System)

The Type 87 is a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun (SPAAG) developed by Japan, featuring a 25mm autocannon and designed for air defense.

1987 – Present
Type 87 AW

Type 87 AW

SPAAG (Gun System)

The Type 87 AW is a Japanese self-propelled anti-aircraft gun based on the Type 74 MBT, equipped with twin 35 mm Oerlikon cannons for air defense.

1987 – Present
Hatakaze

Hatakaze

Destroyer

The Hatakaze-class destroyers are third-generation vessels in the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, notable for their gas-turbine propulsion and enhanced combat capabilities compared to the Tachikaze-class. Designed to serve as flagships, they feature advanced armament including the OYQ-4-1 tactical control system, Standard anti-aircraft missiles, RGM-84 Harpoon anti-ship missiles, and close-in weapon systems, making them versatile and powerful assets for fleet management and various combat sce

1986 – Present
ASM-1

ASM-1

Air-Launched Cruise Missile

Mitsubishi air-launched anti-ship missile developed for the Japan Air Self-Defense Force, guided by inertial navigation and active radar homing, with a body length of 4 meters.

1980 – Present
Tachikaze

Tachikaze

Destroyer

The Tachikaze class destroyers are advanced naval vessels in the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, designed for coastal defense and anti-submarine warfare. With a length of 150 meters, over 5,000 tons displacement, and equipped with cutting-edge sensor systems and a variety of weaponry, they provide significant tactical advantages while accommodating a crew of around 200 in comfortable living conditions.

1976 – Present
Type 74

Type 74

Main Battle Tank (MBT)

The Type 74 MBT is a Japanese main battle tank equipped with a 105mm L7 rifled gun and features a hydropneumatic suspension system for rugged terrain.

1975 – Present
Type 75

Type 75

Self-Propelled Howitzer (SPH)

The Type 75 is a self-propelled howitzer used by the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, featuring aluminum armor and a diesel engine.

1975 – Present
Type 73

Type 73

Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC)

The Type 73 is a tracked armored personnel carrier used by the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, equipped with a Sumitomo 2HB machine gun and a Type 74 bow machine gun.

1973 – Present
Type 61

Type 61

Main Battle Tank (MBT)

The Type 61 is Japan's first postwar main battle tank developed by Mitsubishi, featuring welded and cast steel construction, a 90mm Type 61 gun, a 4-man crew, and a 200km operational range.

1962 – Present
Type 60

Type 60

Tank Destroyer / Mobile Gun

The Type 60 is a Japanese tank destroyer developed post-World War II, featuring an all-welded steel construction and a conventional layout.

1960 – Present
Type 2 Ke-To

Type 2 Ke-To

Light Tank

The Type 2 Ke-To was a light tank of World War II, produced in small numbers for the Imperial Japanese Army as an improvement of the existing Type 98 Ke-Ni. It featured a more powerful Type 1 37 mm gun and an enlarged turret for better crew space.

1944 – 1945
Type 97 Mortar

Type 97 Mortar

Mortar System

The Type 97 Mortar is a Japanese 150-mm smooth-bore, muzzle-loading, bipod-mounted mortar, known for its sturdy construction and use during World War II.

1937 – Present
Type 97 Te-Ke

Type 97 Te-Ke

Light Tank

The Type 97 Te-Ke was a Japanese tankette used primarily for reconnaissance during the Second Sino-Japanese War and World War II. It was lightly armored and equipped with either a 37mm gun or a 7.7mm machine gun.

1937 – 1945
Type 95 Ha-Go

Type 95 Ha-Go

Light Tank

The Type 95 Ha-Go was a light tank used by the Empire of Japan during the Second Sino-Japanese War and World War II. It was effective against infantry but struggled against other tanks.

1936 – 1952