Country ORBAT
Haiti
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25 platform lines · 20 mapped sites · 10 deployable units
Personnel & posture
- Active personnel
- 0
- GDP (est.)
- $20B
Order of battle
Air & missile defense
- Long-range SAM batteries4 – 14
- Medium-range SAM8 – 24
- Point defense / C-RAM12 – 36
- MANPADS teams120 – 450
Distributed mobile fire groups
Combat aviation
- Multirole fighters24 – 90
- Strike / ground attack12 – 40
- Transport / tanker wing8 – 24
- ISR / AEW platforms4 – 16
Ground forces
- Mechanized brigades4 – 10
- Infantry brigades4 – 12
- Artillery regiments6 – 18
Naval forces
- Surface combatants8 – 24
- Submarines2 – 8
- Amphibious / coast guard6 – 16
Armored forces
- Main battle tanks60 – 220
- MRAP / light armor120 – 450
IFV / APC / MRAP
- Infantry fighting vehicles400 – 1,200
- Armored personnel carriers600 – 1,800
- MRAP / light protected mobility200 – 800
Unmanned systems
- Tactical UAS80 – 250
- Armed UCAV12 – 40
Cyber & EW
- Cyber operations units4 – 12
- SIGINT companies4 – 14
Bases & infrastructure (20)
Haiti Ministry of Defense
hubNational command and crisis coordination
command
Haiti Army Headquarters
military baseGround forces command and mobilization center
army
Haiti Primary Air Base
airportCombat aviation and airlift hub
air
Haiti Naval Base
portFleet homeport and coastal defense
naval
Haiti Main Seaport
portStrategic maritime trade and logistics gateway
trade
Haiti Defense Industrial Complex
factoryAmmunition, vehicles, and sustainment production
manufacturing
Haiti Munitions plant
factoryArtillery shells, small arms, explosives
ammunition
Haiti Oil & gas refinery
factoryFuel processing and petrochemicals
energy
Haiti Integrated Air Defense Site
military baseLong-range SAM coverage for capital region
air_defense
Haiti Early Warning Radar
military baseAir and missile tracking
air_defense
Haiti Combined Arms Training Area
military baseBrigade-level exercises and mobilization
training
Haiti Border Defense Outpost
military baseFrontier surveillance and rapid response
army
Haiti Cyber Command Center
hubOffensive/defensive cyber operations
cyber
Haiti Forward Corps HQ
military baseTheater-level ground command
army
Haiti Secondary Airfield
airportDispersal, training, and surge capacity
air
Forces Armées d’Haïti HQ
hubHaitian military and police coordination.
command
Port-au-Prince seaport
portPrimary humanitarian and trade pier.
trade
Cap-Haïtien port
portNorthern coast access and relief logistics.
trade
Gonaïves garrison
military baseInterior security post.
army
Jacmel regional airfield
airportSouthern relief and patrol access.
air
Deployable units (10)
- Forces Armees d'Haiti HQhq
- Port-au-Prince security battalionarmy
- Cap-Haitien regional commandarmy
- Toussaint Louverture air wing detachmentair
- Haitian Coast Guard basenavy
- Light armored response trooparmor
- Capital MANPADS platoonsam
- Border surveillance UAV teamdrone
- Presidential guard regimentarmy
- Tabarre military supply centerfacility
Theater glossary
- Chokepoint
- Narrow sea or land passage where trade or military traffic can be blocked.
- Rare earth
- Elements used in magnets, motors, and precision weapons — China dominates refining.
- SPR
- Strategic Petroleum Reserve — emergency crude stockpile.
- TSMC
- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing — advanced logic fab cluster.
- Hormuz
- Strait of Hormuz — ~20% of global oil transits.
- Malacca
- Strait of Malacca — busiest shipping lane between Indian and Pacific Oceans.
- Suwałki corridor
- Poland–Lithuania land bridge — NATO logistics vulnerability.
- Cobalt belt
- DRC–Zambia mining corridor — battery supply chain.
- Lithium triangle
- Chile–Argentina–Bolivia brine deposits — EV battery input.
- Grain corridor
- Black Sea / Danube export routes — global food security.
- Red Sea corridor
- Bab el-Mandeb through Suez — Houthi interdiction risk.
- Taiwan Strait lane
- Kaohsiung–Busan chip & container sea lane under blockade exercise.
- Black Sea grain lane
- Odesa/Danube export routes under missile and mine threat.
- Horn access lane
- Djibouti–Massawa–Assab Red Sea port competition axis.