Armée Saoudienne / Armed Forces of Saudi Arabia

Rappel du premier message :

http://www.ejection-history.org.uk/Country-By-Country/saudi_arabia.htm

15 Tornado
20 F-15

tres bon pilote,voila une reponse a ceux qui croient qu´ils sont a tjs des bras cassés.

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BAE Systems near $800 million Saudi Hawk deal: report

(Reuters) - BAE Systems (BAES.L) is close to sealing a 500 million pounds ($808 million) deal to sell up to 30 Hawk trainer aircraft to Saudi Arabia, the Sunday Times reported.

The sale would provide some welcome relief for the defense giant, which is battling against shrinking defense budgets in Europe and America.

Saudi Arabia has ordered 72 Eurofighter Typhoon jets from BAE and needs the Hawks to train its pilots.

The order is expected to be finalized within the next few months but it is likely to come too late to save the 845 jobs at BAE's Hawk factory in Brough, Yorkshire, which is set to close.

BAE is Britain's biggest manufacturing company, with 100,000 employees around the globe. It is building two aircraft carriers for the Royal Navy and is a key partner on the Joint Strike Fighter, the world's biggest military aircraft program.

BAE declined comment when contacted by Reuters.

($1 = 0.6189 British pounds)

(Editing by Hans-Juergen Peters)

Un CM saoudien type Sandown participant un exercice avec la RN ... à noter que cette classe est cours de rénovation

-sur le 2eme batch des 48 EF saoudiens qui commencent leur construction a Warton(apres avoir delaissé al-salam)
-apres objection des US pour les Paveway IV,les saoudiens veulent integrer les AASM sous EF et Tornado,avec le Damocles au lieu du Litening III pas kosher pour eux
-les saoudiens sont en avance dans les capabilités A/G des EF sur les 4 pays partenaires du consortium

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Pilatus PC-21s in package deal with Hawks for Saudi air force

The Saudi Arabian air force could buy 55 Pilatus PC-21s to serve as a lead-in pilot trainer as part of a broader deal in negotiation with BAE Systems that includes resuming production of Hawk T128/T2 advanced jet trainers, according to sources familiar with the transaction.

The Saudi order for PC-21s and Hawks is expected to be confirmed in less than two months, with BAE serving as the prime contractor for both deals, sources say. BAE declines to comment about any potential new Saudi aircraft deals. Such a deal would preserve both airframers' tight grip on pilot training requirements for the Saudi air force at a critical moment for both aircraft programmes.

Flightglobal.com/AirSpace

Pilatus needs a new order soon to continue production of the PC-21, after completing deliveries to the air forces of the United Arab Emirates and Switzerland. BAE also has proposed offering PC-21s to the UK Ministry of Defence under the military flying training system (MFTS) programme. Meanwhile, BAE needs a new order to restart production of the venerable Hawk series, with potential follow-on trainer deals for the US Air Force and Poland.

The Saudi air force continues to operate 47 PC-9s delivered by BAE as part of a package deal with Hawks under an Al Yamamah order placed in the mid-1980s, according to the Flightglobal MiliCAS database. The air force's current inventory also includes 29 Hawk 65/65As delivered under the same programme, the MiliCAS data shows.

flightglobal.com

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UK and Saudi Arabia agree deal on officer and aircrew training

The United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia have reached agreement for the UK to support a programme that will provide the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) with cutting-edge officer and aircrew training

The UK will provide the capability required, in particular to support the introduction and operation of its growing fleet of fourth generation Typhoon fighter aircraft. The advanced aircrew training capability introduced by this programme is designed to result in the standard of graduating students being higher in terms of both capability and readiness.

Under the agreement, the RSAF will receive 22 BAE Systems Hawk Advanced Jet Trainers (AJT), 55 PC-21 advanced turboprop trainers, 25 primary training aircraft, and a variety of advanced aircrew training devices, upgraded training facilities, and initial spares support.

Hawk AJT will eventually replace the RSAF's current fleet of Hawk Mark 65/65a trainers, reflecting the Saudi Arabian Government's confidence, both in the outstanding capabilities of the Hawk family of advanced jet trainers and the UK's ability to continue to meet Saudi Arabia's legitimate defence requirements.

The UK Government warmly welcomes the Saudi Arabian Government's decision to confirm UK support for its officer and aircrew training requirements.

mod.uk

les saoudis veulent renforcer les skills de montagne pour leurs "SF",apres la deroute contre les houtis

Yakuza a écrit:

les saoudis veulent renforcer les skills de montagne pour leurs "SF",apres la deroute contre les houtis

L'armée saoudienne est sortie vainqueur de cette guerre. Ce sont les Houthis qui ont demandé le cessez le feu. Concernant cette guerre, il faut a noté que les F-15 et Typhoon ont fait du bon boulot. Mais le problème résidé dans le renseignement, les américains ayant refusé de transmettre les images des satellites, les saoudiens l'ont demandés aux français.

Sa reste un grand handicap.

L'armée de l'air saoudienne se prépare a participé aux exercices "Aigle d'Anatolie 2012" à Konya en Turquie.. Les appareils participant à l'exercice:

1-F-15 C/D
2-F-15 S
3-Tornado GR4
4-E-3 Sentry AWACs
5-Avion tanker
6-Avion de transport
7-BlackHawk.

http://www.akhbarelyom.org.eg/news36633_12.aspx

La Jordanie, le Pakistan et les pays du Golfe participeront aussi aux exercices.

Les Eurofighter saoudiens ont pratiqué le combat air-sol?

rafi a écrit:

Les Eurofighter saoudiens ont pratiqué le combat air-sol?

Non reconnaissance et patrouille..

Ce sont les F-15.

Merci.

Reportage sur l'armée de l'air saoudienne au Usa en arabe, on voit bien que les pilotes et techniciens sont saoudiens..

Baybars a écrit:

Reportage sur l'armée de l'air saoudienne au Usa en arabe, on voit bien que les pilotes et techniciens sont saoudiens..

moi je vois trop de prince et de notable saoudien , je doute que ils ont a leurs poste par compétence ..

Pour ceux qui doutent encore qu'il y a encore du personnel non-saoudien.. Depuis 2001/2003, le personnel est composé uniquement de saoudien..

beh sa prouve rien deja que physiquement un pakistanai et un saoudien se ressemble et que les mamans de beaucoup de khaliji sont des pakistanaise ou turque , marocaine ect ya qu'a voir le prince du qatar il a plus d'un centre-asiatique que d'un arabe bref tout est mélangé laba

leadlord a écrit:

beh sa prouve rien deja que physiquement un pakistanai et un saoudien se ressemble et que les mamans de beaucoup de khaliji sont des pakistanaise ou turque , marocaine ect ya qu'a voir le prince du qatar il a plus d'un centre-asiatique que d'un arabe bref tout est mélangé laba

C'est vrai en meme temps c'est a leur benefice et surtout on voit ici leurs intentions d'etre autonomes par exmple transfert de savoir faire et formation d'autant plus ils ont les moyens pour gagner du temps...il y'a beaucoup de suprises qui vont venir de l'AS l'upgrade serieux des pays commence par l'armee

Baybars a écrit:

Pour ceux qui doutent encore qu'il y a encore du personnel non-saoudien.. Depuis 2001/2003, le personnel est composé uniquement de saoudien..

en pilotage oui..mais reste tout de meme la pratique des cooperants contractuels US pour mecanos,je trouve leurs pub tjs encore sur le net.(tech engines,avionics..)

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BAE Systems to upgrade Electronic Warfare capabilities on Saudi fighter jets
Wednesday, 30 May 2012 11:10 | Written by BAE Systems
BAE Systems has announced a new contract worth over £224m, which will see Electronic Warfare Systems upgraded on F-15S fighter jets for the Royal Saudi Air Force.
As part of a £224m contract, BAE Systems is upgrading 70 state-of-the-art Digital Electronic Warfare Systems (DEWS) / Common Missile Warning Systems (CMWS) onboard F-15S fighter jets in support of the Royal Saudi Air Force.

The integrated digital electronic warfare system provides fighter jets with advanced radar warning and countermeasure capabilities, and protects aircraft with improved situational awareness, offensive targeting support and self-protection.

John Nyilis, product line director at BAE Systems said: “BAE Systems looks forward to providing the Royal Saudi Air Force with this superior electronic capability. Our DEWS/CMWS product can be modified for a wide variety of platforms, providing our customers with the ability to ensure system commonality. This means the Kingdom’s existing fighter F-15 fighter aircraft will match the capabilities of the next generation of F-15 SA fighter jets currently in development.”

BAE Systems will deliver the DEWS/CMWS system to Warner Robins Air Logistics Center in Georgia under a Foreign Military Sale to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The work will be performed in Nashua, N.H., Totowa, N.J., and Austin, Texas and is scheduled to be completed by November 2018.

globaldefence

Eager Lion 2012

moi j'ai une grande question qui ma toujour troté la tete avec les armée du golf,pourquoi dans des pays ou il y a autant de sable il utilise pas de ak?

ok les colt pour les fs mais pour l'armé réguliere non!

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Turkey and Saudi Arabia have signed a cooperation agreement on military education.
The agreement was signed by Turkish General Staff Brig. Gen. Salih Sevil and Saudi General Staff Brig. Gen. Abdulaziz Marzuq al-Juhani in Riyadh.
The agreement will give soldiers from Saudi Arabia the chance to study at Turkey's military schools.
Turkey's ambassador to Riyadh, Ahmet Muhtar Gün, told the Cihan news agency that the framework agreement on military cooperation signed between Turkey and Saudi Arabia came into effect in March. “This time our military team headed by Sevil visited Riyadh to sign a cooperation agreement on military education,” said Gün, adding that this agreement will provide opportunities for the military forces of both sides to participate in joint military operations. Gün also said joint efforts will be made to advance bilateral cooperation in the field of military and defense.

http://www.worldbulletin.net/?aType=haber&ArticleID=90800

Excellent. J'espère que l'Egypte, l'Arabie Saoudite, le Pakistan, les pays du Golfe et la Turquie pourront mener des exercices militaires conjointes.