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Team, Men

Date	18 – 22 September 1988
Status	Olympic
Location	Su-yeong-jang, Ol-lim-pik Gong-won, Seoul / Seo-ul Gyeong-ma Gong-won, Gwacheon / Pen-sing Gyeong-ji-jang, Ol-lim-pik Gong-won, Seoul / Mong-chon To-seong, Ol-lim-pik Gong-won, Seoul / Taeneung International Shooting Range, Seoul
Participants	57 from 19 countries
Format	Scoring by point tables. Team scores totalled from individual scores. Three-man teams with all scores counting.

The two top teams were Italy, 1986 World Champions and 1984 Olympic gold medalists, and Hungary, the 1987 World Champions, who had won that event nine times. Hungary went into the lead after the fencing and held it after the swimming. But Italy was much better with the pistol and took a 24-point lead after four phases, Hungary trailing in second. But the cross-country run was all Hungary. They won the phase by almost 200 points and, with Italy placing only seventh, pulled over 300 points ahead to win the gold medal.

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Team Points	Individual Points	Riding	Fencing	Swimming	Shooting	Running
1	Hungary	HUN	15,886	–	2,952 (5)	2,888 (1)	3,764 (=4)	2,604 (=14)	3,678 (1)	Gold
	János Martinek		15,886	5,404	2,952	2,888	3,764	2,604	3,678
	Attila Mizsér		15,886	5,281	2,952	2,888	3,764	2,604	3,678
	László Fábián		15,886	5,201	2,952	2,888	3,764	2,604	3,678
2	Italy	ITA	15,571	–	2,998 (3)	2,392 (8)	3,732 (8)	3,110 (1)	3,339 (7)	Silver
	Carlo Massullo		15,571	5,379	2,998	2,392	3,732	3,110	3,339
	Daniele Masala		15,571	5,152	2,998	2,392	3,732	3,110	3,339
	Gianluca Tiberti		15,571	5,040	2,998	2,392	3,732	3,110	3,339
3	Great Britain	GBR	15,276	–	2,986 (4)	2,439 (7)	3,764 (=4)	2,604 (=14)	3,483 (3)	Bronze
	Richard Phelps		15,276	5,229	2,986	2,439	3,764	2,604	3,483
	Dominic Mahony		15,276	5,047	2,986	2,439	3,764	2,604	3,483
	Graham Brookhouse		15,276	5,000	2,986	2,439	3,764	2,604	3,483
4	France	FRA	15,268	–	2,884 (6)	2,473 (6)	3,780 (3)	2,714 (=11)	3,417 (4)
	Christophe Ruer		15,268	5,242	2,884	2,473	3,780	2,714	3,417
	Joël Bouzou		15,268	5,198	2,884	2,473	3,780	2,714	3,417
	Bruno Génard		15,268	4,828	2,884	2,473	3,780	2,714	3,417
5	Soviet Union	URS	15,214	–	2,376 (13)	2,735 (=2)	3,992 (1)	2,802 (=7)	3,309 (=9)
	Vaho Iagorashvili		15,214	5,367	2,376	2,735	3,992	2,802	3,309
	German Yuferov		15,214	5,007	2,376	2,735	3,992	2,802	3,309
	Anatoly Avdeyev		15,214	4,840	2,376	2,735	3,992	2,802	3,309
6	Czechoslovakia	TCH	15,043	–	3,050 (2)	2,361 (=9)	3,508 (13)	2,758 (=9)	3,366 (6)
	Milan Kadlec		15,043	5,130	3,050	2,361	3,508	2,758	3,366
	Tomáš Fleissner		15,043	5,010	3,050	2,361	3,508	2,758	3,366
	Jiří Prokopius		15,043	4,903	3,050	2,361	3,508	2,758	3,366
7	Switzerland	SUI	14,863	–	2,832 (8)	2,541 (5)	3,616 (12)	2,472 (17)	3,402 (5)
	Peter Steinmann		14,863	5,181	2,832	2,541	3,616	2,472	3,402
	Andy Jung		14,863	4,951	2,832	2,541	3,616	2,472	3,402
	Peter Burger		14,863	4,731	2,832	2,541	3,616	2,472	3,402
8	Mexico	MEX	14,785	–	2,730 (10)	2,361 (=9)	3,648 (=10)	2,560 (16)	3,486 (2)
	Ivar Sisniega		14,785	5,065	2,730	2,361	3,648	2,560	3,486
	Alejandro Yrizar		14,785	4,920	2,730	2,361	3,648	2,560	3,486
	Marcelo Hoyo		14,785	4,800	2,730	2,361	3,648	2,560	3,486
9	Poland	POL	14,531	–	2,386 (12)	2,354 (11)	3,844 (2)	2,692 (13)	3,255 (=9)
	Maciej Czyżowicz		14,531	5,048	2,386	2,354	3,844	2,692	3,255
	Arkadiusz Skrzypaszek		14,531	4,982	2,386	2,354	3,844	2,692	3,255
	Wiesław Chmielewski		14,531	4,501	2,386	2,354	3,844	2,692	3,255
10	Canada	CAN	14,309	–	2,826 (9)	2,048 (15)	3,380 (15)	2,890 (5)	3,165 (12)
	Lawrence Keyte		14,309	4,847	2,826	2,048	3,380	2,890	3,165
	Nicholas Fekete		14,309	4,785	2,826	2,048	3,380	2,890	3,165
	Barry Kennedy		14,309	4,677	2,826	2,048	3,380	2,890	3,165
11	Sweden	SWE	14,205	–	1,806 (17)	2,609 (4)	3,648 (=10)	3,022 (2)	3,120 (13)
	Svante Rasmuson		14,205	4,987	1,806	2,609	3,648	3,022	3,120
	Jan-Erik Danielsson		14,205	4,956	1,806	2,609	3,648	3,022	3,120
	Roderick Martin		14,205	4,262	1,806	2,609	3,648	3,022	3,120
12	Egypt	EGY	14,113	–	3,058 (1)	2,031 (16)	3,388 (14)	2,846 (6)	2,790 (16)
	Mohamed Abou El-Souad		14,113	4,853	3,058	2,031	3,388	2,846	2,790
	Ayman Mahmoud		14,113	4,675	3,058	2,031	3,388	2,846	2,790
	Moustafa Adam		14,113	4,585	3,058	2,031	3,388	2,846	2,790
13	Republic of Korea	KOR	14,027	–	2,110 (15)	2,201 (14)	3,764 (=4)	2,934 (3)	3,018 (14)
	Kim Myeong-Geon		14,027	5,099	2,110	2,201	3,764	2,934	3,018
	Gang Gyeong-Hyo		14,027	5,074	2,110	2,201	3,764	2,934	3,018
	Kim Seong-Ho		14,027	3,854	2,110	2,201	3,764	2,934	3,018
14	Bahrain	BRN	13,743	–	2,268 (14)	2,232 (13)	3,220 (17)	2,714 (=11)	3,309 (8)
	Ahmed Al-Doseri		13,743	4,641	2,268	2,232	3,220	2,714	3,309
	Saleh Sultan Farhan Faraj		13,743	4,600	2,268	2,232	3,220	2,714	3,309
	Abdul Rahman Khalid		13,743	4,502	2,268	2,232	3,220	2,714	3,309
15	West Germany	FRG	13,663	–	2,842 (7)	2,337 (12)	3,652 (9)	2,802 (=7)	2,030 (18)
	Marcus Marsollek		13,663	4,964	2,842	2,337	3,652	2,802	2,030
	Michael Zimmermann		13,663	4,782	2,842	2,337	3,652	2,802	2,030
	Dirk Knappheide		13,663	3,917	2,842	2,337	3,652	2,802	2,030
16	United States	USA	13,645	–	1,414 (18)	2,735 (=2)	3,752 (7)	2,912 (4)	2,832 (15)
	Bob Nieman		13,645	5,034	1,414	2,735	3,752	2,912	2,832
	Rob Stull		13,645	4,588	1,414	2,735	3,752	2,912	2,832
	Michael Gostigian		13,645	4,023	1,414	2,735	3,752	2,912	2,832
17	Japan	JPN	13,120	–	2,058 (16)	1,994 (17)	3,064 (18)	2,758 (=9)	3,246 (11)
	Hiroshi Saito		13,120	4,881	2,058	1,994	3,064	2,758	3,246
	Tadafumi Miwa		13,120	4,517	2,058	1,994	3,064	2,758	3,246
	Hiroaki Izumikawa		13,120	3,722	2,058	1,994	3,064	2,758	3,246
18	Chile	CHI	12,797	–	2,712 (11)	1,885 (18)	3,372 (16)	2,098 (18)	2,730 (17)
	Julio Fuentes		12,797	4,325	2,712	1,885	3,372	2,098	2,730
	Ricardo Falconi		12,797	4,316	2,712	1,885	3,372	2,098	2,730
	Gerardo Cortés		12,797	4,156	2,712	1,885	3,372	2,098	2,730
DQ	Spain	ESP	[14,636]	–	[2,771] (DQ)	[2,269] (DQ)	[3,688] (DQ)	[2,362] (DQ)	[3,546] (DQ)		1
	Eduardo Quesada		[14,636]	[4,852]	[2,771]	[2,269]	[3,688]	[2,362]	[3,546]
	Leopoldo Centeno		[14,636]	[4,814]	[2,771]	[2,269]	[3,688]	[2,362]	[3,546]
	Jorge Quesada		[14,636]	[4,970]	[2,771]	[2,269]	[3,688]	[2,362]	[3,546]		2