This list represents the main Assyrian field army between the reforms of Tiglath-Pileser III and the major changes of the later Sargonids. The large numbers of chariots are confirmed by surviving muster lists. Modern trials have shown that because they can turn 90 degree in their own length, the practical frontage of 2-horse and 4-horse chariot units is the same, but 4-horse chariots presented a solid wall of horseflesh making a more frightening sight and including more fighting men. The armoured spearmen with conical shields depicted after 705 BC are assumed to be the “zuk shepe” guard, those with flat round shields the “kisir sharruti” line or “sab sharri” feudal infantry. Reference: Armies of the Ancient Near East N. Stillman & N. Tallis, Assyrian Palace Sculptures P. Collins.
— Neo-Assyrian Imperial Army 745 BC - 681 BC
I/29 — PHILISTINE 1166 BC - 600 BC
I/34 — LATER HEBREW 1000 BC - 586 BC
I/35 — CYPRIOT & PHOENICIAN 1000 BC - 332 BC
I/37 — MANNAIAN & OTHER TAURUS & ZAGROS HIGHLANDERS 950 BC - 610 BC
I/38 — LIBYAN EGYPTIAN 946 BC - 712 BC
I/39 — URARTIAN 880 BC - 585 BC
I/40 — PHRYGIAN 851 BC - 676 BC
I/41 — MEDES, ZIRKIRTU, ANDIA & PARSUA 835 BC - 550 BC
I/42 — NEO-ELAMITE 800 BC - 639 BC
I/43 — KIMMERIAN, SKYTHIAN & EARLY HU 750 BC - 70 AD
I/44 — NEO-BABYLONIAN 746 BC - 539 BC , 522 BC - 521 BC & 482 BC
I/46 — KUSHITE EGYPTIAN 745 BC - 593 BC
I/50 — LYDIAN 687 BC - 540 BC
I/6 — EARLY BEDOUIN 3000 BC - 312 BC
I/29 — PHILISTINE 1166 BC - 600 BC
I/31 — NEO-HITTITE & LATER ARAMAEAN 1100 BC - 710 BC
I/34 — LATER HEBREW 1000 BC - 586 BC
I/35 — CYPRIOT & PHOENICIAN 1000 BC - 332 BC
I/37 — MANNAIAN & OTHER TAURUS & ZAGROS HIGHLANDERS 950 BC - 610 BC
I/38 — LIBYAN EGYPTIAN 946 BC - 712 BC
I/40 — PHRYGIAN 851 BC - 676 BC
I/41 — MEDES, ZIRKIRTU, ANDIA & PARSUA 835 BC - 550 BC
I/6 — EARLY BEDOUIN 3000 BC - 312 BC