Upgraded to BTR-50PUM1 from 1993. All versions withdrawn from use in 2018 and scrapped. – Taken from GDR's army. All were scrapped or sold to other countries. – 150 were ordered in 1959 from the Soviet Union and delivered in 1960. 20 BTR-50PU-IIs were in service in 2019. Already retired. Iraq – 250 ordered in 1968 from the Soviet Union and delivered between 1969 and 1973. All destroyed or scrapped. – Captured a number of BTR-50 APCs from Egypt and Syria during the Six-Day War. A number was modified and served with the Israeli Army. Withdrawn from service in 2002. - BTR-50PU, BTR-50PK retired. – APC withdrawn, 1,000 BTR-50PU, BTR-50PUM, MTP-1 and UR-67 are currently (2003) in service. – 20 BTR-50PK APCs were received as aid from Israel between 1985 and 1986 (the vehicles were previously in Israeli service). – BTR-50PU. Retired – Passed on to successor states. – 400 were received as aid from the Soviet Union between 1969 and 1973 (some of the vehicles were possibly previously in Soviet service). Passed on to the unified Vietnam state. – 100 were ordered in 1972 from the Soviet Union and delivered in 1973 (the vehicles were previously in Soviet service). – 217(131 BTR-50PU and 86 PK) were ordered since 1964 to 1967 from the Soviet Union and delivered from 1965 to 1976. Passed on to successor states. References Haryadi, Yosafat Robert. Sejarah Kavaleri Korps Marinir (in Indonesian), Penerbit Karunia, Surabaya 2019. External links Armyrecognition.com Communication system of a formation at the Finnish Defense Forces website Amphibious armoured personnel carriers Command vehicles Armoured personnel carriers of the Soviet Union Armoured personnel carriers of the Cold War Cold War armoured fighting vehicles of the Soviet Union Tracked armoured personnel carriers Military vehicles introduced in the 1950s