Armée Jordanienne/Jordanian Armed Forces

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Lockheed-Martin F-16AM/BM Fighting Falcon


Dassault Mirage F-1CJ/EJ/BJ


Northrop F-5E/F Tiger II


EADS C-101C Aviojet


BAe Bulldog Mk125


Slingsby T-67 Firefly


Extra 300S


EADS C-212 Aviocar


EADS CN-235M


EADS C-295


Lockheed-Martin C-130H Hercules



Bell AH-1F Cobra


Hughes 500D Defender


Eurocopter AS-350B Ecureuil


Eurocopter EC-635


Eurocopter SA316B Allouette III


Bell UH-1H/L Iroquois


Bell UH-1N Twin-Huey


Sikorsky S-70 blackhawk


Eurocopter AS-332M Super Puma

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L'Arabie saoudite financera l'Eurofighter jordanien..

http://www.tacticalreport.com/view_news/Saudi_Arabia_Jordan_RJAF_and_Eurofighter_deal/3000

si on a appris quelquechose du topic algerien Baybars,c´est que tacticalreport n´est pas credible

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Darfour: libération de deux Casques bleus jordaniens enlevés en août

Deux Casques bleus jordaniens de la force conjointe ONU-Union africaine de maintien de la paix dans la région soudanaise du Darfour, enlevés en août, ont été libérés, a annoncé mercredi la Minuad.

"Ils sont sains et saufs", a déclaré à l'AFP la porte-parole de la Minuad Aïcha Elbasri. "Il s'agit de la plus longue prise d'otage" survenue pour des membres de la Minuad, a-t-elle ajouté, en référence aux 136 jours de détention des deux Jordaniens.

La porte-parole a indiqué que les deux hommes, libérés à Zalingei, la capitale de l'Etat du Darfour-Centre, étaient en route vers Khartoum d'où ils iront ensuite en Jordanie.

Elle n'a donné aucune indication sur l'identité des ravisseurs ou leurs motivations.

Les deux soldats avaient disparu le 20 août dans la ville de Kebkabiya, à 140 km à l'ouest d'El-Facher, la capitale de l'Etat du Nord-Darfour.

Les Casques bleus ont été déployés en 2007 au Darfour, dans l'ouest du Soudan, pour tenter de faire cesser les hostilités entre les rebelles et le gouvernement soudanais. La Minuad compte quelque 23.500 hommes.

Le banditisme, les violences tribales et les combats entre rebelles et armée soudanaise y restent néanmoins quotidiens, même s'ils sont d'un degré moindre qu'en 2003 et 2004, au moment du soulèvement de groupes non-arabes contre le régime de Khartoum.

Au moins 300.000 personnes ont été tuées et 1,8 million déplacées au Darfour depuis 2003, selon une estimation de l'ONU. Khartoum évoque de son côté le chiffre de 10.000 morts.

http://www.slateafrique.com/101031/darfour-liberation-de-2-casques-bleus-jordaniens-enleves-en-aout

Armée et protection civile durant la tempête de neige que le royaume ami n'a pas connu depuis les années 80
M113

Bandvagn206

de retour du congo


Garde frontière

mourad27 a écrit:

lunette a l´envers

anniversaire du roi abdallah

F-16BM


Mirage F-1DJ


AH1F


UH-1H

UH-60L


AH-1F


C-130H

UH-60

M1043A2

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A joint shooting exercise between Jordanian and French forces took place on the 1st and 2nd of April 2013 on the military camp of Al Humaïma, 60 km north of the port of Aqaba. The joint exercise, Mercy, put into action the entire French Army tactical group (GTE) onboard the BPC Tonnerre, 200 legionnaires and 50 vehicles, as well as two Gazelle and a Puma ALAT helicopters. The Jordanian side deployed a section of the Jordanian Armed Forces 61st Special Forces Battalion and their armored Humvees.

An-32B ... un beau camo pour un antonov

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United States to send 200 soldiers to Jordan to help Jordanian army
United States Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told Congress on Wednesday, April 18, 2013, that the Pentagon is sending about 200 soldiers from an Army headquarters unit to Jordan to assist efforts to contain violence along the Syrian border and plan for any operations needed to ensure the safety of chemical weapons in Syria.

Thursday, April 18, 2013, 10:36 AM
http://www.armyrecognition.com/april_2013_news_defence_army_military_industry_uk/index.php

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US DoD to deploy army contingent to Jordan
19 April 2013
The US Department of Defense (DoD) will deploy an army headquarters unit to assist Jordanian armed forces in safeguarding their border with Syria, US defence secretary Chuck Hagel has revealed.

Reporting to the Senate Armed Services Committee, Hagel said the contingent would bolster efforts of a small US military team that has been working to prevent the spillover of Syrian chemical weapons and violence across Jordanian borders since late 2012.

"Personnel will continue to work alongside Jordanian armed forces to improve readiness and prepare for a number of scenarios," Hagel said.

The US military and its interagency partners are providing training and equipment to Amman to detect any chemical weapons transfers along Jordan's border with Syria, and also to develop the country's capacity to identify and secure chemical weapons assets.
Valued at around $70m, the initiatives form part of the US Defense Threat Reduction Agency's (DTRA) cooperative threat reduction programme, which also includes the provision of support to Turkey, Iraq and other Syrian neighbours to counter threats posed by the regime's chemical weapons.

Updating on the Syrian crisis, Hagel said the Pentagon is currently engaged in robust military planning with allies and partners for a range of contingencies involving Syria, and is strategically positioned in the region.

However, the defence secretary did warn Congress against direct US military intervention in the Syrian conflict, saying the move could bring the country into a broader regional conflict or proxy war.

Calling a negotiated, political transition through further isolation of the Assad regime and support to the Syrian opposition coalition as the best outcome for the country, Hagel also noted the provision of $117m funding in non-lethal assistance, including communications and medical equipment to the coalition.

As well as offering $385m for alleviation of humanitarian crisis, the US has also helped more than one million Syrian refugees who have migrated to neighbouring countries since the crisis began in 2012.

http://www.army-technology.com/news/newsus-dod-to-deploy-army-contingent-jordan

exemple de FMS qui prend du temps..

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Black Hawk helicopters fit for Jordanian king
April 23, 2013
By Ms. Kim C Gillespie (USASAC)

Foreign military sales are based on processes, promises and people. And the Security Assistance Command used all three to complete a delivery of two UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters with a special configuration for Jordan, ending a case that began with the country's initial request in 2006.

"The aircraft were delivered to the Royal Jordanian Air Force on April 1 at Marka Air Force Base, Amman, Jordan," USASAC's Jordan country program manager Ed Gray said. "The two UH-60M aircraft were flown from Sabreliner Corp., in Perryville, Mo., where they were loaded on an UAE C-17 cargo aircraft at St. Louis Mid America Airport and flown to Jordan."

The timeline for FMS cases extends from cradle to grave. And ensuring that international partners get the materiel and the capability they need requires not only USASAC but an enterprise of people with expertise to sustain the process and the promise.

"AMCOM (Aviation and Missile Command) SAMD (Security Assistance Management Directorate) was tasked to develop the case in coordination with PEO (Program Executive Office) Aviation's Utility Helicopter Project Office," Gray said.

The original Letter of Offer and Acceptance was for two UH-60 aircraft to be specially outfitted as required by Jordan.

"However, decisions on configuration and model -- L versus M -- delayed program milestones/delivery schedules," Gray said. The upgrade to UH-60M aircraft required amended congressional notification which was completed in June 2008, and requirements were finalized and the amendment for the specially configured "M" models were implemented in October 2010.

But the special configuration of the aircraft required additional industry coordination by another organization, AMRDEC's Prototype Integration Facility.

"Sikorsky delivered two UH-60M 'Green' aircraft and Sabreliner was contracted through the PIF to complete the special configuration," Gray said.

Gray, who has worked as the Jordan country program manager since 2012, emphasized that the importance of this delivery is more than just equipment delivery because of the longstanding relationship between the U.S. and Jordan.

"The Jordanians wanted the best helicopters in the world so they purchased these for use by the Jordanian Royal Air Force," he said. "And these are fit for a king , a Jordanian king."

Il n'y a pas que nous qui sommes impacté par la VIPsation de l'armée

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Jordan military plane crash kills two pilots

A Jordanian air force plane on a training flight crashed on Thursday due to a technical failure, killing the pilot and a train, an official in the armed forces’ general command said in a statement.

“At 6:55 a.m. (0355 GMT) on Thursday morning one of the training planes, a Firefly, at the King Hussein air force college (in Mafraq, in northern Jordan), crashed in a training area to the west of the college after a technical failure during a routine training flight," the statement said.

The source added that the pilot and the trainee on board both died in the accident.

The last incident of this kind took place in January 2012, when a Jordanian military pilot was killed after his aircraft crashed on a training flight due to a technical failure.

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