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Falcon Air Meet 2007

This year Falcon Air Meet made in Azraq Air Base / Jordan. The meeting is especialy for F-16 Fighting Falcon planes and pilots. Members of the organization is Turkey, Jordan, USA, Belgium, Italy, Holland, Egypt and so on who has F-16 planes. There is competitions about shooting skills, loading ammunition speed against of time, cleaness of planes and so on. Anyway this photos from Turkish squad who competited there.

Toplist of Falcon Air Meet 2007 Competition

1. Turkish Air Force -> 1228 points
2. Jordan Royal Air Force -> 1194 points
3. Belgium Royal Air Force -> 883 points
4. US Air Force -> 778 points

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Les gagnants

Exercises APOLO 2009 de la Brigade de Reaction Rapide portugaise avec participation de la BRIPAC espagnole.

http://www.operacional.pt/brigada-de-reaccao-rapida-testa-prontidao/

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Israel, Turkey, US Set to Begin Reliant Mermaid Exercise

AKSAZ, Turkey: The trilateral maritime search and rescue exercise Reliant Mermaid 2009, a four-day series of evolutions in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, will commence Aug. 17.
Maritime forces from Israel, Turkey and the United States are scheduled to participate in cooperative activities involving in-port harbor training, at-sea search and rescue scenarios and post-exercise discussions, each geared to enhance interoperability and strengthen ongoing maritime partnerships.
Contributing U.S. forces will consist of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Stout (DDG 55) as well as staff members from U.S. 6th Fleet.
The annual humanitarian search and rescue exercise enables participants to increase the ability to share information and provides Sailors from each nation the opportunity to familiarize themselves with other navies’ operating procedures.
The exercise will contribute to overall joint readiness in response to possible future humanitarian assistance efforts or maritime search and rescue operations in the region

Source:defencetalk.com

Organisation de la « journée en mer » de l'OTAN en Espagne

Le 13 juillet s'est déroulée au large de la ville portuaire espagnole de Rota la « journée en mer » annuelle organisée par l'OTAN.
Exercice aérien pour l’entraînement de la Force de réaction de l’OTAN


Dix pays membres et non membres de l'OTAN participent à l'exercice aérien Loyal Arrow 2009, du 8 au 18 juin 2009, en Suède. Une cinquantaine d’avions à réaction rapides, des appareils du système aéroporté de détection et de contrôle (AWACS) de l’OTAN et d'autres avions et hélicoptères de transport participeront à l'entraînement d'unités sélectionnées de la Force de réaction de l'OTAN (NRF) à la coordination et la conduite d'opérations aériennes.
Un entraînement destiné à faire la différence dans les opérations de la Force de réaction de l’OTAN


L’exercice Steadfast Juncture 2009, important exercice de certification de la Force de réaction de l’OTAN (NRF), se tient du 19 au 31 mai simultanément dans plusieurs lieux en Belgique, en Allemagne, en Italie, en Norvège et au Portugal. Il doit servir à former, valider et certifier le Commandement OTAN interarmées de Lisbonne, qui sera responsable de la NRF de juillet 2009 à janvier 2010.
La Force de réaction de l'OTAN se prépare à ses futures missions


Du 1er au 14 décembre, la Force de réaction de l'OTAN (NRF) a effectué à Ulsnes (Norvège) un exercice destiné à tester et à développer les capacités expéditionnaires de l'Alliance, ainsi qu'à s'assurer que les concepts établis par l'Alliance sont mis en pratique.
Les Alliés examinent le programme de transformation de l'OTAN


Les ministres de la Défense des pays de l’OTAN ont entamé leurs délibérations en début de journée le 25 octobre. Lors de cette séance dans la station balnéaire de Noordwijk (Pays-Bas), ils ont surtout évoqué les questions relatives à la transformation.
Validation de la dernière rotation de la Force de réaction de l'OTAN à l'occasion d'un exercice


Le Quartier général du Commandement des Forces alliées interarmées à Naples (JFC) a pris le commandement de la dernière rotation de la Force de réaction de l'OTAN (NRF 9) le 1er juillet. Ce changement de commandement a été validé et certifié pendant l'exercice Steadfast Jackpot 2007.

Force de réaction de l’OTAN effectue des exercices réels dans la région de la Baltique
L’Allemagne, la Pologne, le Danemark, ainsi que la Suède, pays partenaire de l’OTAN, organiseront un exercice de la Force de réaction de l’OTAN (NRF) du 14 au 25 mai. Il s’agira d’un exercice naval, terrestre et aérien qui se déroulera en mer du Nord, dans le Kattegat, dans les détroits danois et dans le sud de la Baltique.

certains sont incorrigibles!! floodi floodo
tu souffres d'un grave décalage horaire, exercice posté depuis des lustres

3aqba lina

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UAEAF take off for historic first Red Flag
August 21, 2009 (by Capt. Gabe Johnson) - F-16 pilots and maintainers from the United Arab Emirates Air Force are set to participate in their country's first Red Flag exercise at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Aug. 22 - Sept. 5.

The U.A.E. airmen spent the previous two weeks at the Arizona Air National Guard's 162nd Fighter Wing at Tucson International Airport preparing for the advanced training exercise that exposes U.S. and partner nation air force units to challenging and realistic aerial combat scenarios.

For the Emirati pilots, the spin up in Tucson was a chance to get familiar with U.S. airspace and reunite with their former instructors. Arizona Guardsmen have trained U.A.E. fighter pilots for the last eight years, five of which in their own aircraft. Currently, the wing's 148th Fighter Squadron is the only squadron of U.A.E.-owned F-16E Desert Falcons, or block 60s, in the United States.

"It's been great to welcome back our friends from the U.A.E., some of whom we haven't seen for a while," said Col. Greg Stroud, the wing commander. "It's really rewarding for us to see how they've developed as pilots and we're proud to see them participate in their first Red Flag."

"Of course, it's historic for the Emiratis to go to Red Flag for the first time, and our wing gets to share the importance of this milestone since we've been training them from the beginning. They're ready."

The Emiratis will take on Red Flag flying their Tucson-based fighters, the most advanced F-16s ever built.

"The block 60 is similar to earlier versions of the F-16 in that it flies the same, but in terms of capabilities it's more advanced," said Lt. Col. Mick McGuire, 148th Fighter Squadron commander.

The F-16E's most notable characteristics include conformal fuel tanks mounted on the top of its fuselage, digital color screens in the cockpit and a powerful engine to compensate for the jet's increase in weight.

"It's typically called a generation 4.5 fighter, not quite at the level of the 5th generation F-22 or F-35, but its avionics, thrust and fuel capacity make it a very formidable fighter," said Colonel McGuire. "They should do very well at Red Flag and return to the U.A.E. having learned many good lessons from the experience."


Red Flag, designed to push the limits of a pilot's skill regardless of aircraft capability, will further build upon the military to military relationship originally fostered in Arizona. According to Colonel Stroud, Red Flag and the basic F-16 course taught at the 162nd play important roles in making the United Arab Emirates Air Force as capable as it can be.

The Tucson wing currently has nine Emirati student pilots in its basic course. They will graduate after nine months as mission qualified F-16 pilots and could be among future cadres of UAE pilots to visit Red Flag in years to come.

"They're getting world-class training and, for us, it gives us the opportunity to fly a generation 4.5 F-16 and see what the future may hold for the next U.S. fighter," said Colonel Stroud.

Courtesy of 162nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs

http://www.f-16.net/news_article3768.html

UAEAF F-16E block 60 #3028, flies over Southern Arizona on August 11, 2009 before heading to the country?s first Red Flag at Nellis AFB. The 162nd FW at Tucson International Airport maintains and operates a squadron of block 60s for the purpose of training the UAEAF in the advanced multi-role fighter.

Exercise Thai Boomerang 09
No. 77 Squadron deployed to Korat Air Force Base in Thailand in August 2009 to participate in Exercise Thai Boomerang with elements of the Royal Thai Air Force. 77 Squadron F/A-18 Hornets conducted air-to-air training with RTAF F-16, L-39 and Alpha-Jet aircraft. Exercise Thai Boomerang is an important event in maintaining a strong relationship with Thailand through cooperative training and the transfer of air combat experience and knowledge.

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6 Jets lined up on the hardstand at Korat Air Force Base Thailand during exercise Thai Boomerang.

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L- R Corporal (CPL) Jay Joseph, Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Rick Billings, LAC Greg Thearle, LAC Jeremy Brown, LAC Dale Coghlan and LAC David Bennet conduct a foreign object displacement check on the hardstand as part of the before flight checks during exercise Thai Boomerang 2009.

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Aviation Technician Leading Aircraftman Scott Lehmann-Rhodes from 77 Squadron conducts a before flight check on a FA/18 during exercise Thai Boomerang 2009, the deployment was held in Korat Thailand.

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Newly graduated F/A-18 pilot Flying Officer David Doyle conducts his pre flight checks on his first overseas deployment.

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Thai Air force L-39 taxis down the high speed taxiway during exercise Thai Boomerang 2009.

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Australian F/A-18 takes off for a mission during exercise Thai Boomerang 2009.

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Thai Air force Alpha Jet taxis down the high speed taxiway during exercise Thai Boomerang 2009.

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Thai Air Force F-16's takes off for a mission during exercise Thai Boomerang 2009.

c´est fou la diversité de jets qu´ont les thai,ajet a coté des L39 pour training

Yakuza a écrit:

c´est fou la diversité de jets qu´ont les thai,ajet a coté des L39 pour training

tu as raison yak, c'est justement ça ce que j'ai remarqué avec aussi une force de frappe aériénne considérable, les F-16 et les Grippen

Des F-16 block 15 ex-USAF et une donation de singapour, leur armée de l'air et comme leur armée terre plustôt hétéroclite

Red Flag
B-52, AMX italiennes, F-16 et autres...

NATO exercise "Jackal Stone 2009" in Croatia

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"Jackal Stone 2009" (JS 09) is the name of the international military exercise to be held in the Republic of Croatia throughout multiple locations from September 10 to 27, 2009. Approximately 1,500 members of the special operations forces from 10 countries and members of the Croatian Ministry of Interior Special Police will participate in the exercise.
The exercise will be co-organized by the Special Operations Battalion of General Staff of the Croatian Armed Forces and U.S. Special Operations Command Europe (SOCEUR). Participating partner countries include: Albania, Croatia, Hungary, Lithuania, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Ukraine and the United States.
The main objective of the JS 09 exercise is to enhance capabilities and interoperability amongst the participating special operations forces as well as build mutual respect while sharing doctrinal concepts, training concepts and various tactics, techniques and procedures.
No live ammunition will be used during the exercise, and the soldiers will use only their personal weapons. Other major equipment to be used includes Croatian Air Force and Air Defence helicopters, U.S. Air Force aircraft, U.S. Army helicopters and a U.S. Navy Destroyer.
Special Operations Battalion of the Croatian Armed Forces General Staff and Special Police Forces of the Ministry of Interior, as well as special operations troops from other participating countries will participate on the exercise.
Director of the exercise is the Deputy Chief of General Staff for Operations Rear Admiral (UH) Zdenko Simicic, Commander of the exercises is Major Geneneral Frank J. Kisner (SOCEUR Commander) and his deputy on the Croatian side is Brigadier General Drazen Scuri.

Few pics from the exercise "Jackal stone 2009" from:
http://www.mapn.ro/...
http://www.morh.hr/hr/aktualne-teme/...-stone-09.html

Loyal Midas

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L'armada de l'OTAN arrive à Toulon

Un porte-aéronefs, 3 sous-marins, 13 frégates et avisos, 4 bateaux de débarquement, 4 pétroliers-ravitailleurs, 7 chasseurs de mines et un patrouilleur. C'est l'armada internationale qui se rassemble progressivement à Toulon. Depuis hier, la rade est le théâtre d'un défilé de navires militaires. Jean-Louis Venne était, comme d'habitude, sur le pont avec son appareil photo pour nous faire partager ces premières arrivées, notamment celle du porte-aéronefs Garibaldi, avec sur son pont des avions Harrier et des hélicoptères (voir en fin d'article). Le gros de la flotte est attendu aujourd'hui.
En tout, 4000 militaires, 33 bâtiments de surface et sous-marins, des avions de chasse et des hélicoptères de la force de réaction rapide de l'OTAN sont rassemblés pour Loyal Midas. Cet exercice majeur se déroule au large des côtes françaises du 21 septembre au 3 octobre. Il a pour objectif d'entraîner les forces navales de la 14ème rotation de la force de réaction rapide (NRF14) de l'OTAN et de certifier leur état de préparation avant la prise de commandement de ces forces par l'Italie, à compter du 1er janvier 2010. A la même date, la France aura le commandement de la composante amphibie de la NRF, avant de prendre à son tour la barre de l'ensemble de la force navale de l'OTAN au second semestre 2010.

La flotte rassemblée pour Loyal Midas

Nation accueillant l'exercice, la France est la principale contributrice de l'exercice. Seront mobilisés pour l'occasion le sous-marin nucléaire d'attaque Rubis, le BPC Mistral, les TCD Foudre et Siroco, le BCR Var, les frégates Cassard, Jean-Bart, Montcalm, Guépratte et Surcouf, les avisos Cdt Bouan et Cdt Ducuing, les chasseurs de mines Orion et Capricorne, le patrouilleur Arago, ainsi que le chaland de débarquement Rapière.

Les autres participants seront les suivants :

Allemagne : Pétrolier-ravitailleur Rhon et chasseur de mines Fulda
Bulgarie : Frégate Drazki
Espagne : Frégate Navarra et chasseur de mines Duero
Etats-Unis : Pétrolier ravitailleur Leroy Grumman et frégate Stephen W. Groves
Grèce : Chasseur de mines Evniki
Italie : Porte-aéronefs Garibaldi, sous-marin Guiliano Prini, frégates Euro et Granatiere, pétrolier ravitailleur Etna et chasseur de mines Chioggia.
Portugal : Frégate Alvarez Cabral
Turquie : Sous-marin Preveze et chasseur de mines Akçakoca.


Le porte-aéronefs Garibaldi ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le porte-aéronefs Garibaldi ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le porte-aéronefs Garibaldi ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le porte-aéronefs Garibaldi ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le porte-aéronefs Garibaldi ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le porte-aéronefs Garibaldi ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le porte-aéronefs Garibaldi ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le pétrolier-ravitailleur italien Etna ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le pétrolier-ravitailleur italien Etna ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le pétrolier-ravitailleur italien Etna ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


La frégate portugaise Alvarez Cabral ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le sous-marin turc Preveze ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le sous-marin turc Preveze ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)


Le sous-marin turc Preveze ( : JEAN-LOUIS VENNE)

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Singapore and Australian Navies Conduct Joint Maritime Exercise Singaroo
The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) and the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) are conducting Exercise Singaroo, a joint maritime exercise, from 18 to 25 September 2009. The opening ceremony for the exercise was held at Changi Naval Base this afternoon.

This year's exercise is held in the South China Sea, where both navies will conduct a range of maritime operations, such as maritime surveillance, air defence and anti-submarine warfare. The RSN is participating in the eight-day exercise with a frigate (RSS Intrepid), a missile corvette (RSS Valour) and a submarine (RSS Conqueror). Joining them are a guided missile frigate (HMAS Arunta) and a patrol boat (HMAS Bathurst) from the RAN. Aircraft from the Republic of Singapore Air Force will provide anti-surface warfare support for the exercise. This series of annual exercises aims to enhance the interoperability of the two navies.

Singapore and Australia share close and friendly defence ties. The RSN and the RAN engage in a wide range of activities, which include bilateral and multilateral exercises as well as professional exchanges. These extensive interactions have strengthened mutual understanding and professional ties between the personnel of both navies.

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A Croatian special forces SWAT team storm a bus during joint military exercises near the southern Croatian town of Udbina on September 15, 2009. Around 1500 soldiers from ten countries participate in the two-week military exercise named �Jackal Stone� under the European and US command.

A Croatian special forces soldier aims his rifle during joint military exercises near the southern Croatian town of Udbina on September 15, 2009. Around 1500 soldiers from ten countries participate in the two-week military exercise named �Jackal Stone� under the European and US command.

Special forces personnel from (From L) Hungary, Macedonia , Romania, Croatia, Ukraine, Poland and Sweden listen to a briefing during joint military exercises near the southern Croatian town of Udbina on September 15, 2009. Around 1500 soldiers from ten countries participate in the two-week military exercise named �Jackal Stone� under the European and US command.

decollage en masse pour le RedFlag 09

qu´est ce que vous remarquez a la fin,lors du decollage des F-16 Block60

exercices bright star en egypte

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Israel, U.S. European Command Embark on Juniper Cobra Joint Air-Defense Exercise


Tel Aviv - 22 October 2009: Israel and the United States have launched today, Wednesday October 21, their first day of the three-week Juniper Cobra 10 air defense exercise, being the largest ever joint-military exercises in missile defense, to be held by the two nations. About a thousand U.S. troops, from all four branches of service, will work alongside an equal number of Israel Defense Force personnel, taking part in computer-simulated war games intended to ensure the two countries can jointly respond to a crisis. The two countries have held five such exercises since 2001. The Joint Task Force commander is Rear Admiral John M. Richardson, deputy commander of the U.S. Sixth Fleet. The exercise began October 21st and will last through November 3rd, 2009


Brig. General Doron Gavish and Rear Admiral John M. Richardson announce the beginning of Juniper Cobra 10 erercisein Tel Aviv. Photo: Defense-Update.

17 Sixth Fleet warships, including AEGIS destroyers armed with Standard SM2 missiles and support vessels are participating in the drills, along with 1,000 personnel from the U.S. European Command and about the same number of Israeli military personnel. The Juniper Cobra biannual exercises began in 2001, as the missile defense cooperation between Israel and the U.S. expanded. U.S. Patriot air defense batteries were deployed to Israel for the first time in 1991, to help defend the country from Iraqi missile attacks. These exercises are improving the interoperability and coordination between the two forces and establish close working relations between Israeli and U.S. personnel involved with missile defense.
As Exercise Juniper Cobra unfolds, it is expected to deal with an escalating scenario, challenging the bilateral, integrated missile defense systems with multiple types of simultaneous threats fired from different ranges. These could include coordinated missile barrages launched from Iran and Syria, along with continuous attacks by medium and short range rockets fired by Hezbollah from Lebanon and Hamas from Gaza. Such air defense missions will be performed simultaneously with extensive air operations, characteristic of wartime activity. According to Brig. General Doron Gavish, commander of Israel's air defense forces, the exercise will focus on active defense (missile interceptors) and will not address other aspects of Israel's defense posture, such as pre-emptive - offensive or passive defense. During the first phase unfolding this week, the forces will practice field deployments of air defense units. The second week will focus on command-post exercises, as deployed units and command posts on land and at sea will deal with simulated threats . The third and phase will involve live firing of Israeli Patriot missiles.
Among the systems expected to be deployed and tested during the drills are the Arrow-2 System Improvement Program (ASIP), and its associated Advanced Green Pine radar, the U.S. TPY-2 radar already positioned and operating in southern Israel, Israel Air Force Patriot and Hawk missiles systems; Patriot PAC-3 missile-interceptors deployed by U.S. forces from their European based, elements of the new Theater High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile defense system and the naval-deployed AEGIS missile defense systems.
The U.S. forces are conducting regular exercises with international allied nations. Such exercises are planned more than a year in advance and require extensive coordination and preparation. However, joint exercises could also be used to mask strategic movements of forces. Just recently, the U.S. Central Command concluded the bi-annual Bright Star exercise in Egypt, rehearsing a massive parachute airdrop and equipment delivery. A similar exercise in 1990 preceded the coalition liberation of Kuwait, in response to the Iraqi invasion. According to some speculations, the U.S. could leave behind some of its advanced air defense systems deployed for the Juniper Cobra exercise. Such systems could include infrastructure equipment of even complete Patriot PAC-3 systems or elements of the THAAD, to be stored in the U.S. Army prepositioned equipment storages in Israel. However RADM Richardson stated that all U.S. units will be redeployed after the exercise.
In April this year, about 100 Europe-based personnel took part in a missile defense exercise that for the first time incorporated the U.S. owned X-Band TPY-2 radar system, which was deployed to Israel' AIr Force base at Nevatim in the Negev desert in October 2008. This radar is intended to give Israel early warning in the event of a missile launch from Iran. For the past year, a small unit of U.S. troops and Defense Department contractors have been managing the radar station's operations on site.

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