Haiti Army Stats

Absence of standing army (notes): This stat lists countries that have no permanent army but possess some type of paramilitary forces, like coast guards or special police units, for tasks such as patroling the borders and keeping internal security. Each entry describes the current status of the country on regards to its defense, the type of forces they keep and their approximate numbers.
Attack helicopters: Number of attack helicopter (includes helicopters that have some attacking capabilities).
Main battle tanks: Number of main battle tanks.

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STAT	AMOUNT	DATE	RANK
Absence of standing army (notes)	The Haitian military was disbanded in June 1995, but rebels have demanded its re-establishment. The 9,000-strong Haitian National Police maintains some paramilitary units and a Coast Guard ; these units are considered to be larger than what is required, considering the much smaller militaries of some neighboring countries. In April 2012, Haitian President Michel Martelly demanded the re-establishment of the Army, which he deems necessary for the stability of Haiti.	2014
Attack helicopters	0.0	2014	23th out of 25
Main battle tanks	0.0	2014	57th out of 57

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