This is a list of armoured trains of different countries.
Canada
The No. 1 Armoured Train
During World War II, the Canadian high command implemented this armoured train for protection of the Canadian National Railway line between Prince Rupert, an important naval port for the Aleutian Island campaign, and Terrace, from potential attack by Japanese aircraft, submarines/gunboats, and infantry. The train eventually was composed of a gondola with a WWI-era 75mm gun and searchlight, a gondola with two 40mm Bofors anti-aircraft guns, a troop boxcar, a kitchen car, and a steam locomotive, with all the cars outfitted with armour. A diesel engine was also experimentally outfitted with armoured plate but by the time it was finished, the train had been taken out of service as the Japanese threat was no longer an issue.
Croatia
Croatian Armored Train
Croatian Army possesses one armoured train which mounted French Hotchkiss H38 turrets.
Cuba
Battle of Santa Clara (1958) Tren Blindado - (armored train) - The train belonged to General Fulgencio Batista and was captured by Che Guevara.
Estonia
Estonian War of Independence (1918-1920)
Broad-gauge: Broad-gauge armoured train nr. 1 "Kapten Irw” Broad-gauge armoured train nr. 2 Broad-gauge armoured train nr. 3 Broad-gauge armoured train nr. 4 Broad-gauge armoured train nr. 5 Broad-gauge armoured train nr. 6
Narrow-gauge: Narrow-gauge armoured train nr. 1 Narrow-gauge armoured train nr. 2 Narrow-gauge armoured train nr. 3 Narrow-gauge armoured train nr. 4
Finland
1918
A handful of armored trains were in use by both parties during Finnish Civil War (1918), including trains supplied to the Reds by the Russian Bolshevik government.
1939-1940, 1941-1944
Finnish Army employed two armored trains in limited use even during the Winter War and Continuation War (WWII), at the later stages mainly for AA support. One train composed of surviving cars of Civil War and WWII vintage is now an exhibit at Parola Tank Museum. Armored train at Parola Tank Museum
France
First Indochina War (1946-1954) La Rafale, two trains blindés ("TB", armoured trains) were used by the 2e Etranger (French Foreign Legion) from 1948 to 1954 in French Indochina (Vietnam and Cambodia).
(Nazi) Germany
Asien - a VIP trainset used by Hermann Goering had two cars armed with two sets of Oerlikon anti-aircraft cannons.
Schwerer gustav - a massive 1,350 ton artillery train. it had 80 cm 7,100 kg with 250 kg explosive filling (concrete piercing); or 4,800 kg with 700 kg explosive filling (high explosive.) it served in the war in France in 1941. it was destroyed before capture on D-day.
Hungary
1939-1945
101. sz. páncélvonat - high train: machine-gun wagon ( 1 x 36M 37mm AT gun, 1 x 36M 20mm AP gun, 4 x 31M 8mm machine gun) MÁV 377 locomotive casemate-wagon (1 x 18M 8 cm field gun, 1 x 36M 20mm AP gun, 2 x 31M 8mm machine gun) 102. sz. páncélvonat - flat train: machinegun wagon ( 1 x 36M 37mm AT gun, 1 x 36M 20mm heavy gun, 4 x 31M 8mm machine gun) MÁV 377 locomotive artillery wagon (1 x 22M 8 cm field gun, 1 x 36M 20mm AP gun, 2 x 31M 8mm machine gun) 103. sz. páncélvonat - high train: machine-gun wagon ( 1 x 36M 37mm AT gun, 1 x 36M 20mm AP gun, 4 x 31M 8mm machine gun) MÁV 377 locomotive casemate-wagon (1 x 22M 8 cm field gun, 1 x 36M 20mm AP gun, 2 x 31M 8mm machine gun) 104. sz. páncélvonat - self-propelled, motor-driven train ( 1 x 36M 20mm AP gun, 1 x 22M 8 cm field gun, 2 x 31M 8mm machine gun)
"Éva" - improvised armoured train, later renamed to "Botond" [1]
Indonesia
Panser Rel V16
The debut of the Panser Rel V16 (English: Rail Panzer V16) was during the DI/TII conflict in West Java in the period 1955 – 1962, designed and produced by Bengkel Peralatan Angkatan Darat (English: Army Equipment Workshop) now Pindad. This Rail Panzer was used to escort the train from Ciawi to Cicalengka (PP) which was often disturbed and overthrown by DI/TII Troops. Panser Rel V16 is capable of traveling at a maximum speed of 80 km per hour.
Iraq
Iraqi Armored Train
During the Anglo-Iraqi War the British reported capturing an Iraqi armoured train near Basra in May 1941.
Japan (for use in Manchukuo)
Armoured vehicles and auxiliary support vehicles
Type K2 Steam Locomotive No.134
Type C56 Steam Locomotive No.31
Type 91 Broad-gauge Railroad Tractor (So-Mo) Type 95 Armoured Railroad Car (So-Ki) Type 98 Railroad Tractor Type 100 Railroad Tractor Type 2598 Railroad Car Railroad Construction Vehicle