Isselmere-Nieland Ordnance numbers
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More precisely known as United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland Defence Forces Logistics and Ordnance Index, Isselmere-Nieland Ordnance numbers (colloquially, INO numbers) are an alphanumeric classification scheme for land and naval projectile weapon systems and propellants, as well as unguided land and/or aerial ordnance (i.e., any device not deemed either a missile or remotely operated system). Rocket motors, however, follow a different classification scheme more similar to the UKINDF indices.
INO numbers begin with a letter. L refers to the Land Service, but is used to classify small arms and crew-served weapons used by all three services, as well as field artillery pieces and land and amphibious vehicles. A denotes weapon systems mounted on air vehicles. M refers to munitions, such as bullets, shells, rounds, and warheads (but not their launchers, which fall under the L series) as well as warheads, but not their control mechanisms, which fall under the UKINDF-USDS. N refers to Naval Service weapons; that is, naval artillery. Finally, P denotes propellant, with PG referring to gunpowder, composite propellants, etc., for firearms, artillery, and PR concerning rocket motor propellants (predominantly solid rocket propellants). Propellant numbers should not be confused with Pattern numbers, which are reserved for uniforms, load-carrying kit, and other personal equipment and indicated by P/ rather than a simple P, although the slash is usually dropped in unofficial publications (e.g., Tunic, Camouflage, Temperate, Pattern 2003 is officially abbreviated Tunic, Temperate Battle, P/2003 and commonly written as P03 combat jacket). Missile launchers are indicated by the Service indicator (A, L, N) followed by L, such that:
- ML1: Sea Cat launcher
INO numbers within each category may operate concurrently; in other words, L1 may refer to the FN FAL self-loading rifle (an individual weapon), the Browning M2 heavy machine gun (a crew served weapon), the Willys Jeep and its successors (a logistics vehicle), or the Centurion tank.
INO numbers began in 1958 to simplify the existing classification scheme.
L lists
| No. | Individual | Crew Served | Artillery | Combat Vehicle | Logistics |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 7.62×51mm FN FAL self-loading battle rifle (SLR) | 12.7×99mm Browning/FN M2 heavy machine gun (HMG) | 25-pounder field gun | Centurion tank | Willys MB |
| 2 | 7.62×51mm FAL section automatic weapon[1] (SAW) | 12.7×99mm Browning/FN M3 HMG | 105mm howitzer | ||
| 3 | 9×19mm Sterling submachine gun (SMG) | 155mm howitzer | |||
| 4 | 7.62×51mm Bren light machine gun (LMG) | 155mm howitzer | |||
| 5 | 7.62×51mm Browning M1919 general purpose machine gun (GPMG) | ||||
| 6 | 0.303" Lee-Enfield drill[2] rifle | ||||
| 7 | 7.62×51mm FN MAG 58 GPMG | ||||
| 8 | 7.62×51mm Lee-Enfield sniper rifle | ||||
| 9 | 9×19mm Browning Hi-Power pistol | ||||
| 10 | 7.62×51mm FN FAL SLR drill | ||||
| 11 | 7.62×51mm FN MAG 58 heavy-barrelled mounted GPMG | ||||
| 12 | 7.62×51mm FN MAG 58 coaxial GPMG | ||||
| 13 | 9×19mm Heckler & Koch MP5 SMG | ||||
| 114 | 5.56×45mm FN Minimi LMG | ||||
| 115 | 0.338 Lapua Accuracy International sniper rifle | ||||
| 116 | 5.7×28mm FN P90 personal defence weapon (PDW) | ||||
| 117 | 6.5×39mm RINO L117 assault rifle (AR) | ||||
| 118 | 6.5×39mm RINO L118 carbine | ||||
| 119 | 6.5×39mm RINO L119 LMG | ||||
| 120 | 6.5×39mm RINO L120 designated marksman rifle (DMR) | ||||
| 121 | 6.56×39mm RINO L121 self-loading cadet rifle |
Logistics vehicles
L10xx Bison Family
- L1001 medium logistics vehicle, wheeled (MLVW) (L10CU)
- L1002 ambulance (L10AM)
- L1003 communications lorry (L10CS)
- L103 dump truck (L10DT)
- L104 decontamination vehicle (L10DV)
- L105 fuel tanker (L10KT)
- L106 radar command vehicle (L10RC)
- L107 wrecker (L10WR)
- L108 water tanker (L10WT)
- L110 Hart mobile 155mm howitzer (L32)
- L111 Elk mobile rocket launcher system (L34)
- L112 air defence missile launcher (L10AD)
L13xx Drayhorse family
- L130 heavy logistics vehicle, wheeled (HLVW; L13CU)
- L131 diesel-electric generator vehicle (L13GV)
- L132 fuel tanker (L13KT)
- L133 palletised load system/ordnance transport (L13ST)
- L134 wrecker (L13WR)
- L135 water tanker (L13WT)
- L140 decontamination truck (L13DV)
- L141 fire engine (L13FT)
- L142 mobile kitchen (L13MK)
- L143 mobile laundry (L13ML)
- L144 reverse osmosis water purification unit (L13WP)
- L150 tractor (L13TT)
L18xx Lynx Family
- L1801 general purpose vehicle, wheeled (GPVW, L18GP)
- L1802 air defence vehicle (L18AD)
- L182 ambulance (L18AM)
- L183 anti-tank missile vehicle (L18AT)
- L184 communications vehicle (L18CS)
- L185 tactical drone control vehicle (L18DC)
Trailers
MLVW trailers
- L1101 general trailer
- L1102 uncrewed aerial vehicle carrier
- L1103 water trailer
- L1104 welding trailer
- L1105 light uncrewed ground vehicle trailer
- L1106 Rattlesnake mine clearance device trailer
- L1107 diesel-electric generator trailer (100 kW)
HLVW trailers
- L1301 general heavy trailer
- L1302 heavy load trailer
- L1303 tactical aircraft refuelling trailer
- L1304 close support tanker trailer
- L1305 close support water tanker trailer
- L1320 mobile command unit
- L1357 Erne surface-to-air missile transporter/launcher trailer
GPVW trailer
- L1801 general purpose trailer
M list
N list
Rockets
Rocket motors associated with weapon systems are denoted by the DPA number of the weapon system, followed by a type of motor designator (stage, booster, etc.), and finally by a propellant type designator (liquid or solid). For example:
- 97R3S = GWS.97 missile, Third stage, Solid propellant
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