Here's a link stating Finland's army size and equipment.
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Army
The Army defends the entire land area of the state and executes all three of the Defence Forces’ tasks.
The defence of Finland’s territory is based on the large reserve created by general conscription. Annually, the Army’s eight brigade-level units train around 20,000 conscripts. Refresher exercises, which maintain reservists’ skills, involve thousands of reservists each year.
The Army carries its social responsibility by providing assistance to other authorities some 400 times a year.
The Army leads the majority of the military crisis management operations that the Defence Forces are involved in. It also trains and equips forces for crisis management tasks.
Tasks of the Army
- Defend Finland's land area
- Provide support to other authorities in safeguarding the vital functions of society
- Participate in crisis management operations
The Army's wartime troops, 160,000 soldiers
Operational units
- Demanding mobile battle missions in the entire country
- Good equipment
- Direction of the main effort
Regional units
- Causing losses for the opponent, controlling areas (reformed land warfare doctrine)
- Task-specific equipment
- Central areas
Local units
- Protecting targets, mobilising troops, cooperating with other authorities
- Light equipment
- Cover the entire country
The personnel strength of the Army
Salaried personnel - 4300
Soldiers - 3500
Civilians - 800
Conscripts - 19800
Of which voluntary women - 450
Reservists (2015) - 20900
Taking part in refresher training - 12100
Taking part in voluntary exercises - 2700
Taking part in exercises arranged by the National Defence Training Association - 6100
Crisis Management Operations - 500
Of which reservists - 350
Army equipment
Main battle tanks - 200
Leopard 2A6 - 100
Leopard 2A4 - 100
Mechanised infantry combat vehicles 200
CV9030 FIN - 100
BMP 2M - 100
Armoured personnel carriers - 700
Tracked vehicles - 1200
Field guns - 800
Transport helicopters - 20
