SP-70

The SP-70 is a self-propelled howitzer jointly developed by Britain, Germany, and Italy in the 1970s to replace the earlier Scorpion SPGs then in service. The SP-70 uses the 155mm/39-caliber gun from the FH-70 Towed Howitzer.

Users

• Australia
  • Australian Army
• Austria
  • Austrian Army
• Belgium
  • Belgian Land Component
• Brazil
  • Brazilian Army
• British Empire
  • British Army
  • Royal Marines
• Bulgaria
  • Bulgarian Land Forces
• Canada
  • Canadian Army
  • Royal Canadian Corps of Marines
• Chile
  • Chilean Army
• Republic of China
  • Republic of China Army
  • Republic of China Marine Corps
• Congo
  • Congolese Army
• Croatia
  • Croatian Army
• Cuba
  • Cuban Army
• Czechoslovakia
  • Czechoslovakian Army
• Czechia
  • Czech Ground Forces
• Denmark
  • Royal Danish Army
• Djibouti
  • Djibouti Army
• Egypt
  • Egyptian Army
• Estonia
  • Estonian Land Forces
• Ethiopia
  • Ethiopian Army
• Finland
  • Finnish Army
• Germany
  • German Army
• Greece
  • Hellenic Army
• Hungary
  • Hungarian Ground Forces
• Indonesia
  • Indonesian Army
• Iran
  • Republic of Iran Army
• Ireland
  • Irish Army
• Israel
  • Israel Army
• Italy
  • Italian Army
• Jordan
  • Royal Jordanian Army
• Kuwait
  • Kuwaiti Army
• Latvia
  • Latvian Land Forces
• Lebanon
  • Lebanese Army
• Libya
  • Libyan Army
• Lithuania
  • Lithuanian Land Force
• Morocco
  • Royal Moroccan Army
• Netherlands
  • Royal Netherlands Army
• New Zealand
  • New Zealand Army
• Norway
  • Norwegian Army
• Poland
  • Polish Land Forces
• Portugal
  • Portuguese Army
• Romania
  • Romanian Army
• Spain
  • Spanish Army
  • Spanish Marine Infantry
• Switzerland
  • Swiss Army
• Tchad
  • Tchadian Army
• Thailand
  • Royal Thai Army
• Ukraine
  • Ukrainian Ground Forces
  • Ukrainian Marine Corps
• Uruguay
  • Uruguayan National Army
• Vietnam
  • Vietnamese Army
• Yemen
  • Yemen Army
• Yugoslavia
  • Royal Yugoslav Army
• Zaire
  • Zairean Army