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Citation :: Mice ground three Slovenian Air Force training planes

Mice have seriously damaged three Pilatus PC-9 training jets of the Slovenian Air Foce, a spokesman for the Slovenian armed forces Simon Korez told the POP TV.
The rodents seriously damaged wiring of the aircraft, inflicting losses of 5,000 euro (over $7,000).
The three aircraft have been removed outdoors last year to clear hangar space for a governmental jet.
BELGRADE, April 24 (RIA Novosti)

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Citation :: Aiirsource

HOHENFELS, Germany--Slovenian Soldiers enter a building while clearing a town May 22 during Combined Resolve II. Combined Resolve II is
a U.S. Army Europe-directed multinational exercise at the Grafenwoehr and Hohenfels Training Areas, including more than 4,000 participants
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Citation :: Slovakia prepares for major defence acquisitions

Slovakia is seeking to lease a new type of fighter aircraft to replace its MiG-29 fighter fleet when they retire within the next few years, according to Slovak National Armament Office Director Róbert Tibenský.

Tibenský was speaking at the annual GLOBSEC security forum held in Bratislava from 14-16 May, and confirmed that by 2020, Slovakia will have replaced most of its Soviet-era legacy equipment with modern platforms.

Tibenský, who was appointed on 1 May, said with Bratislava withdrawing its Mikoyan MiG-29 fighter aircraft from service in about 2016-17, Slovakia will seek to emulate the neighbouring Czech Republic and Hungary and lease a new type of combat aircraft to prevent a gap in its supersonic fighter capability.

Both the Czech Republic and Hungary lease the Saab Gripen fighter aircraft from Sweden and accordingly, a lease of Gripen would appear a logical step for Slovakia. This could also offer the possibility of conducting joint training, weapon systems acquisition, and maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) to potentially decrease the overall costs of the programme. Saab is the only military aircraft manufacturer to currently lease fighter aircraft abroad, however companies such as BAE Systems and Boeing have previously indicated a willingness to lease aircraft to Malaysia.

IHS Jane's understands that the priority is given to platforms that are NATO interoperable and compatible.

Bratislava is looking for long-term solutions and, as such, it is expected to lease the aircraft for 10-15 years with approximately 1,500 flying hours per year.

As the Slovak contract for MRO of country's MiG29s with RSK MiG expires in 2016, the goal is to have the first new aircraft in service in 2016 or early 2017.

Speaking to IHS Jane's , Daniel Boestad, vice president of Saab, said: "By choosing Gripen, Slovakia would become a part of a wide pooling and sharing family, where MRO and training costs are shared between three or more countries, which would also have a positive impact on multinational interoperability."

Currently, Slovakia fields 10 MiG-29s, although IHS Jane's believes only two are fully operational.

IHS Jane's has also learnt that the Czech Republic and Slovakia plan jointly procure new jet training aircraft to replace existing Aero L-39 Albatross trainers operated by both countries, and which are scheduled for withdrawal from service in 2019.

Both countries are also keen to pursue a joint procurement of air defence radar in a bid to reduce costs. IHS Jane's reported in February this year that several Czech and Slovak companies had finalised the creation of an industrial consortium for the development and manufacture of a new mobile air defence radar (MADR) for each nation's armed forces.

Tibenský also stated that Slovakia will also fully replace its Mil Mi-17 'Hip' utility helicopters with modern platforms by the end of 2020. However, he did not provide any details of the specifications of the future platforms. The tender is expected to be issued by the end of this year.

Lastly, there is an understanding within the Slovak armed forces that the country will also need to replace its BMP-1 armoured personnel carriers with new 4x4 and 8x8 vehicles, procurement of which is expected to be completed by the end of 2020.

However, one major obstacle that could hinder the fulfillment of this modernisation programme is the country's limited defence budget. In 2014, Slovakia spent only 0.99% of its GDP on defence, equating to about USD988 million. According to IHS Jane's Defence Budgets , Slovak defence spending is expected to only slightly increase to USD1.211 billion, or 1.02% of GDP, by the end of 2018. Additionally, 85% of the Slovak defence budget is spent on personnel, operation, and maintenance costs, leaving only 10% for procurement.

This small allocation and the low probability of a significant increase in the Ministry of Defence's budget in the near term, opens the possibility of the procurement plans announced by Tibenský being curtailed. Changing the structure of defence expenditure will also require significant time and effort, and it is not yet clear to what extent the Slovak government has the political will to undertake such reforms.

This article, first published on 20 May 2014, has been subject to an update and a correction

http://www.janes.com

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Citation :: Government approves purchase of two Italian planes

THE SLOVAK military will purchase two Italian tactical transport aircraft C-27J Spartan for, the government decided at its October 22 session. This move completes the almost six-year procurement process that began in 2008 in the wake of the crash of military aircraft An-24 close to Hungarian village Hejce in which 42 Slovaks died.

Defence Minister Martin Glváč announced that the contract on delivery of the two machines will be inked next week, the TASR newswire reported.

The Sme daily wrote that the public still does not know how much the ministry will pay for what it called the most important purchase by the Slovak army.

“It is the aircraft we need and, first of all, it is required by the army,” Glváč said, as quoted by TASR, adding that C-27Js will carry out military tasks and ensure that the Slovak army will not lose its expert capabilities following the scrapping of the An-24s.

Aside from this role, the new aircraft can be used also for domestic or international crisis management, said the minister.

The material was discussed at a closed-door session, with the purchasing price confidential. Glváč assured the public that the price is lower than that seen in the last tender, though he refused to state any figures, TASR wrote.

The resources for the purchase are allocated from the ministry’s budget.

“We will not indebt future governments,” the defence minister added, as quoted by TASR.

Slovakia will have to wait for the new aircraft, as the first C-27J is slated to be delivered in 2016 and another one year later. The Slovak Army currently uses Antonov An-26 and L-410 transporters.

Former defence minister Martin Fedor of the Slovak Democratic and Christian Union (SDKÚ) said that a single fleet for both the Interior and Defence Ministries would be more efficient for the state.

“I have been promoting long-term the operation of a single unified fleet that would be more efficient for the state,” Fedor said, as quoted by TASR. “The existing two separate fleets run by the ministries do not contribute towards the streamlining of the state apparatus.

He also pointed out that the Concept of the Development of Slovak Armed Forces’ Airforce is still confidential material and thus it is not possible to evaluate the economic efficiency of the purchase in question, as reported by TASR.

Source: TASR

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Citation :: Azerbaijani, Slovenian armed forces hold ‘exchange of lecturers’ event
Mon 02 May 2016 05:17 GMT | 5:17 Local Time

The representatives of the Slovenian Armed Forces Mr. Loen Recnik and Colonel Aleksandr Murko have delivered the lectures.
In accordance with bilateral cooperation plan between the Ministry of Defence of Azerbaijan Republic and the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia the event on the “Exchange of lecturers” held in Baku on April 29, APA reports citing Azerbaijani Defense Ministry’s website.
The representatives of the Slovenian Armed Forces Mr. Loen Recnik and Colonel Aleksandr Murko have delivered the lectures on the topics of “Current Situation in Balkans” and "Slovenian view on the international missions" in the Armed Forces War College.
The main purpose of the event was exchange of information on the regional security issues in the South Caucasus and Balkans, as well as strengthening friendly relations between our Armed Forces.

http://news.az/articles/politics/107365

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Citation :: La Slovénie vend ses chars et véhicules de combat d’infanterie obsolètes

4 septembre 2016

Véhicule de combat d'infanterie BVP M-80 | image : Defence Blog

Le Ministère de la Défense slovène a publié une offre de vente de ses chars M-55 et de ses véhicules de combat d’infanterie BVP M-80A obsolètes. Cela a été annoncé sur le site du ministère slovène de la Défense.

Le ministère vend les chars et les VCIs ensemble avec les pièces détachées, les munitions et autres équipements.

Les intéressés devront passer par le contrôle de sécurité et avant de présenter une offre d’achat, ils devront déposer un dépôt de garantie de 500,000 € pour les chars et 300,000 € pour les VCIs.

Le ministère de la Défense a l’intention de vendre 30 chars M-55S et 39 VCIs BVP M-80A. La date limite de dépôt des offres d’achat est le 23 novembre 2016.

Le véhicule de combat d’infanterie BVP M-80A existe depuis 1984 et est basé sur le VCI M-80. Le VCI M-80A est capable de protéger son équipage des mitrailleuses de gros calibre. Le véhicule est équipé d’un système de protection NBC (nucléaire, biologique, chimie) et d’un système d’extinction d’incendie automatique.

Char M-55S | image : Defence Blog

Le char M-55S est un véhicule de combat à chenilles caractérisé par un blindage réactif et un armement puissant, destiné à détruire les troupes ennemies, les véhicules blindés et autre, l’artillerie, les missiles anti-char, les bunkers, les installations fortifiées, ainsi que d’autres obstacles fortifiés.

http://defense-blog.fr/la-slovenie-vend-ses-chars-et-vehicules-de-combat-dinfanterie-obsoletes/

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Citation :: Slovenia Defence Ministry selling its outdated tanks and infantry fighting vehicles
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The Slovenia Defence Ministry has published an offer to sell its outdated M-55 tanks and over BVP M-80A infantry fighting vehicles. That was reported by www.mo.gov.si.

The ministry is selling the tanks and IFVs together with spare parts, ammunition and other equipment.

Interested buyers will go through a security check and before submitting their bids they will need to make a EUR 500,000 down payment for the tanks and EUR 300,000 for the IFVs.

The Defence Ministry plans to Sell 30 M-55S tanks and 39 BVP M-80A infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs). The ministry will collect bids until 23 November.

The M-80A infantry fighting vehicle was revealed in 1984. It is a further development of the M-80 IFV. The M-80A provides armored protection against large-caliber machine guns. It is fitted with an NBC protection system and automatic fire suppression system.

The M-55S tank is a combat tracked vehicle characterized by reactive armour and powerful armament intended to destroy the adversary’s live force, armoured and other combat vehicles, artillery, anti-tank missiles, bunkers, fortified facilities, obstacles and other fortification facilities.

http://defence-blog.com/army/slovenia-defence-ministry-selling-its-outdated-tanks-and-infantry-fighting-vehicles.html