was, in turn, partly replaced by the Modular Tactical Vest, Improved Outer Tactical Vest, and Scalable Plate Carrier. However, the PASGT vest still sees some limited use in the U.S. military as of 2016, where it serves as one of many vests for sailors assigned to duty on board U.S. Navy vessels. Users Current : Uses ArmorSource-made PASGT helmets provided through FMS sales. : Used by the Argentine Army. : Uses both U.S. and Brazilian-made PASGT helmets. : Adopted by the Bolivian Armed Forces in the 1990s. : Both the vest and helmet are used by the Bosnian armed forces. : Used since 1990s by various Costa Rican public security units. : Used by the Dominican military, replacing all M1 helmets. : Ecuadorian-made PASGT helmets in use by the military. : Used in El Salvadorian military to replace M1 helmets. : Used by Hellenic Army. : Used by Haitian National Police. : Used by most Honduran military units. : Locally made PASGT helmets, Standard issue for Indonesian Armed Forces and the Indonesian Police. : Used by Iraqi commandos operating under Counter-Terrorism Service mandate. : Used by the Israeli military, most supplied by the U.S. with some made by Orlite. : Standard issue helmet of the Lebanese Armed Forces : Mexican military uses both American and Mexican-made PASGT helmets. : PASGT helmets have been used since the 1990s by the Nicaraguan military. : PASGT helmets replaced M1s in the Paraguayan military. : Standard issue for Philippine Army and Philippine Marine Corps. : Used by Portuguese Army. : Used by Saudi Arabian Army and Saudi Arabian National Guard. : Used by the Slovenian Special Police Unit (Specialna Enota Policije). : Taiwanese-made PASGT helmets made for the Taiwanese military. : PASGT Used by Royal Thai Army and Royal Thai Marine Corps Since 1984 : PASGT used by Amphibious Marine Brigade. United States Army Reserve: Limited numbers still used as of August 2018. : PASGT vests were still used by the U.S. Navy aboard its warships as of June 2016. The U.S. Navy also uses a PASGT-derived vest known as the "U.S. Navy Flak Jacket". PASGT helmets are still used by the U.S. Navy aboard its warships as of January 2017. : Used by Aidar/Donbas Battalions. : Mostly used by Uruguayan UN peacekeepers. Some are used by the National Police of Uruguay. : Uses PASGT helmets made in China for the Venezuelan military. :