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| Sujet: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Dim 20 Mai 2007 - 18:22 | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mar 19 Avr 2011 - 12:24 | |
| j'ignorais que les Marocains parlaient Urdoou, pashtou en plus de l'arabe du français du tachelhite et du riffain? |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mar 19 Avr 2011 - 12:31 | |
| elle a etudié tout ca a Bonn - Citation :
- Arabisch, Französisch, Englisch, Persisch und alle arabischen Dialekte
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| | | thierrytigerfan Colonel-Major
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mar 19 Avr 2011 - 12:49 | |
| - manticore a écrit:
- les armées européennes ont cette philosophie du planques toi derrière le bronzé, quand on vois les reportages sur les détachements français en afghanistan, on y vois essentiellement des jeunes des cités
les armées européenes c'est pas l'us army ou l'usmc, en europe on ne promets pas la nationalité aux volontaires issus de l'immigration, personne ne les forces a y aller ou a s'engager, je trouve tes propos injurieux non seulement pour les europeens mais aussi pour ces personnes qui par respect et par fidélité à leurs pays d'adoptions s'engagent dans les forces armées au moins eux ils y sont a l'armée, ils ont les co..... pour s'engager tu devrais peut etre y faire un tour dans l'armée pour t'apprendre le respect et la discipline | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mar 19 Avr 2011 - 13:37 | |
| je ne fait que soulever le fait que beaucoup des envoyés au front sont issus des cités. et ce depuis la première guerre du Golfe. il n'y a là aucune insinuation offensante , c'est clair qu'ils y sont (à l'armée) par choix, leur présence en zone de guerre l'est-elle toujours?
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| | | thierrytigerfan Colonel-Major
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mar 19 Avr 2011 - 14:04 | |
| ces personnes ce sont engagés dans l'armée, en toute connaissance de causes, c'est leurs boulot et je le répète les europeens ne sont pas les americians, les militaires qui partent en ops le font sur base du volontariat (en tout cas en Belgique) je doute fort même tres fort que les allemands obligent leurs militaires à partir et mettent des alochtones comme chair à canon de premeire ligne les seuls militaires europeens à partir en premiere ligne sans choix c'est la légion étrangère en France et encore je ne suis pas persuadé qu'ils y soient obligés
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mar 19 Avr 2011 - 14:55 | |
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Germany Orders New Vehicles, Upgrades
BONN - Germany has issued contracts to buy new armored vehicles and upgrade existing armored recovery vehicles to help troops in Afghanistan. Germany says it will buy 39 Dingo 2 armored vehicles. (Wikipedia)
The German Federal Office for Defence and Procurement (BWB) signed a contract April 13 with Krauss-Maffei Wegman (KMW) to buy 39 Dingo 2 armored vehicles in its latest version, with a FLW 100/FLW 200 type light remote weapon station. Delivery is expected in November. The military already operates nearly 1,000 Dingos in various versions. Düsseldorf-based Rheinmetall announced April 14 it had won a contract by the BWB to modernize four BPz 3 Büffel armored recovery vehicles, which help bring tracked vehicles back to bases for repairs. The upgrades improve ballistic protection, harden the floor against mines, and add flank armor against roadside bombs. Also, the ergonomics will be improved and the Büffel's C4I systems will be modernized. Rheinmetall has done comparable work on Büffel/Buffalo armored recovery vehicles belonging to the Canadian armed forces, Rheinmetall spokesman Oliver Hoffmann said. defensenews | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Jeu 21 Avr 2011 - 14:07 | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Sam 23 Avr 2011 - 13:40 | |
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Der Tiger ist ein deutsch-französischer Kampfhubschrauber von Eurocopter. Ursprünglich war er in Deutschland als Panzerabwehrhubschrauber 2 (PAH-2) bezeichnet worden, die Bundeswehr führt ihn seit seiner Einführung aber als Unterstützungshubschrauber Tiger (UHT)
Montage der MG-Pods.Im Unterschied zu den von anderen Staaten beschafften Versionen besitzt er keine schwenkbare Maschinenkanone am Kinnturm, stattdessen können Geschützbehälter mit 12,7-mm-MGs, sog. MG-Pods, an den Stummelflügeln montiert werden. Der Tiger ist ein deutsch-französischer Kampfhubschrauber von Eurocopter. Ursprünglich war er in Deutschland als Panzerabwehrhubschrauber 2 (PAH-2) bezeichnet worden, die Bundeswehr führt ihn seit seiner Einführung aber als Unterstützungshubschrauber Tiger (UHT).Er wurde für die vier Hauptaufgaben Panzerabwehr, Einsatz gegen feindliche Hubschrauber, Aufklärung und zur Unterstützung eigener Kräfte entwickelt.Auffällig an dem UHT ist das über dem Hauptrotor angebrachte Mastvisier OSIRIS, das die Beobachtung oder Aufklärung aus der Deckung heraus ermöglicht und so die Entdeckung des Hubschschraubers erschwert.© Bundeswehr / Mandt
Links und rechts am Helm sind zwei restlichtverstärkende Kameras eingebaut, deren Bilder auf das Visier projiziert werden können, um konventionelle Nachtsichtgeräte zu ersetzen. Der Helm ist mit Sensoren ausgestattet, welche die Kopfbewegungen des Piloten erkennen, um das Dach- oder Mastvisier beziehungsweise die Turmmaschinenkanone entsprechend zu steuern. Der Tiger ist ein deutsch-französischer Kampfhubschrauber von Eurocopter. Ursprünglich war er in Deutschland als Panzerabwehrhubschrauber 2 (PAH-2) bezeichnet worden, die Bundeswehr führt ihn seit seiner Einführung aber als Unterstützungshubschrauber Tiger (UHT). Er wurde für die vier Hauptaufgaben Panzerabwehr, Einsatz gegen feindliche Hubschrauber, Aufklärung und zur Unterstützung eigener Kräfte entwickelt. Auffällig an dem UHT ist das über dem Hauptrotor angebrachte Mastvisier OSIRIS, das die Beobachtung oder Aufklärung aus der Deckung heraus ermöglicht und so die Entdeckung des Hubschschraubers erschwert.© Bundeswehr / Mandt
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Dim 24 Avr 2011 - 21:53 | |
| le U31 et U32, le 16-04-11 à Kiel dans le U35 on a revu les Safrans ... il parait qu celle-ci posent des problèmes, qui touchent la discrétion du rafiot _________________ | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mar 26 Avr 2011 - 1:12 | |
| 2 CM disponible sur le marché, avec un grand potentiel encore : - Citation :
- La marine allemande désarme prématurément quatre bâtiments
26/04/2011
Avec trois ans d'avance sur le planning initialement prévu, la marine allemande a procédé, le 15 avril, au désarmement de quatre bâtiments. Il s'agit des patrouilleurs lance-missiles Gepard et Nerz, ainsi que des chasseurs de mines Laboe et Kulmbach. Les deux premiers, mis en service en 1982 et 1983, sont du type 143 A, qui comptait 10 unités. Longs de 57.6 mètres pour un déplacement de 390 tonnes en charge, ces patrouilleurs, capables d'atteindre 38 noeuds, étaient dotés de quatre missiles antinavire Exocet MM38, un système surface-air RAM, une tourelle de 76mm et deux mitrailleuses de 12.7mm. Plus récents, les chasseurs de mines Laboe et Kulmbach sont en service depuis 1989 et 1990. Faisant partie de 10 bâtiments du type 333/352, ces navires mesurent 54.2 mètres de long et affichent un déplacement de 635 tonnes en charge. Ils sont gréés pour le dragage et la chasse aux mines. Ces bateaux, notamment les Laboe et Kulmbach, ayant encore du potentiel, l'Allemagne va sans doute chercher à les vendre à l'export.
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mar 26 Avr 2011 - 13:01 | |
| je vais commencer les demarches de lobbying Fremo _________________ | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Jeu 28 Avr 2011 - 13:13 | |
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- DATE:27/04/11
SOURCE:Flight International General Atomics, Ruag sign MoU By Zach Rosenberg
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has signed a memorandum of understanding with Swiss defence company Ruag to market its Predator B unmanned air system to the German military.
The Predator B, designated MQ-9 Reaper by the US and other militaries, will be marketed by Ruag to bridge the gap between the present day and Germany's prospective 2013 Saateg, which will provide persistent intelligence, surveillance and reconnaisance services over Afghanistan.
"Ruag's expertise and know-how in the development, manufacture, maintenance, and logistics support of aircraft systems for the German armed forces constitutes a strong complement to GA-ASI's technical competence and expertise in the design, development, production, and operational support of Predator-class UAS with various integrated reconnaissance payloads," says Neal Blue, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems chief executive.
The MQ-9 was strongly considered by the German military for a similar contract in 2007.
Although the proposed deal reached the point where the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress of a potential sale, the purchase was cancelled and Germany instead leased Israel Aerospace Industries Herons, which are now in use in Afghanistan. _________________ | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Lun 2 Mai 2011 - 17:21 | |
| 3° U212A, le U33 aujourd'hui au canal de Kiel _________________ | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mar 10 Mai 2011 - 11:33 | |
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Germany. Start of production for the first 125 Class Frigate for the Germany Navy at Blohm + Voss
On May 9, a large number of guests and representatives from politics, defense and industry gathered at the Blohm + Voss in Hamburg to mark the start of production for the first 125 Class Frigate (F125) for the German Navy. The invitation had been extended by the F125 Work Group (ARGE F125) consisting of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems AG - the client who has entrusted Blohm + Voss Naval GmbH with order completion - and Friedrich Lürssen Werft GmbH & Co.
At the touch of a button, Reinhard Schütte, Vice-President of the Federal Office of Defense Technology and Procurement, started the ultra-modern laser welding and cutting plant in Shipbuilding Hall 3. This machine will cut the individual plates. This punctual start of production marks the first milestone following the signing of the contract in June 2007. Keel-laying will take place as early as November 2011 and delivery of the first vessel is planned for 2016.
The F125 is a very special kind of vessel, since it has been carefully configured to meet both the new conditions found at an international level and the needs of the German Navy. The requirements profile ranges from national and allied defense, peace-keeping initiatives and humanitarian rescue missions to combating terrorism and the repulsion of asymmetric threats. As well as this unique mission versatility, the F125 is the first vessel in the history of the German Navy to introduce the two-complement concept, permitting intensive use in the form of a maximum mission duration of up to 24 months. In this way, the F125 is capable of delivering active crisis prevention via long-term stabilization missions. All in all, the ARGE F125 will construct four such frigates, with the last vessel scheduled for delivery in 2018.
The frigate program of the German Navy highlights the prominent position held by the German naval shipbuilding sector and its supplier industries worldwide. The sector contributes to securing core expertise in naval shipbuilding at a national level, while also safeguarding jobs throughout Germany.
Main characteristics: Length: 149 m Breadth: 18 m Max. speed: >26 kn Displacement: 7000 t Complement: max. 190 (regular crew 120)
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems is a leading European systems house providing submarines, naval surface ships and premium segment yachts to customers globally. The company's outstanding shipbuilding competence includes repairs, services, and ships' components. With its headquarters in Hamburg, ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems is part of the Marine Systems business area within the ThyssenKrupp Group. bymnews.com | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Jeu 19 Mai 2011 - 12:43 | |
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German Navy May Purchase Carl Zeiss MEOS II
The German Navy is negotiating a contract with Carl Zeiss for the maritime electro-optical systems (MEOS) II at the biennial International Maritime Defence Exhibition (IMDEX) being held in Singapore. According to Shephard, MEOS II systems could be purchased for deployment on navy vessels later this year. The MEOS II will be operated alongside Rheinmetall Defence's in-service multisensor platform (MSP) 500 and MLG 27 light naval gun system. MEOS II comprises a thermal imager, day sight CCD zoom camera and laser rangefinder that is capable of identifying targets at distances as far as 60km. Details regarding the number of systems and the navy vessels have not been disclosed.
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Ven 20 Mai 2011 - 13:14 | |
| Voilà une Frégate multimission, adaptée réellement aux nouvelles menaces ... notamment les menaces asymétriques ! - Citation :
- L'Allemagne débute la construction de sa nouvelle génération de frégates
Frégate du type F125 crédits : TKMS
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20/05/2011
Cela faisait environ 8 ans qu'aucune frégate destinée à la marine allemande n'était en construction. Le 9 mai, les chantiers Blohm + Voss de Hambourg ont débuté la phase de réalisation de la tête de série du programme des quatre nouvelles frégates du type F125. Signé en juin 2007, le contrat doit voir la mise sur cale du futur Bade-Wurtemberg en novembre de cette année et sa livraison en 2016. Les trois navires suivants, qui pourraient être baptisés Nordrhein-Westfalen, Saarland et Sachsen-Anhalt, doivent être livrés d'ici la fin 2018. Longues de 148 mètres pour une largeur de 18 mètres, ces frégates afficheront un déplacement de plus de 7000 tonnes en charge. Elles ont été spécialement conçues pour les déploiements outre-mer de longue durée et l'action littorale, dans un contexte d'émergence de menaces asymétriques. Pour la première fois, la marine allemande devrait opter pour deux équipages roulants, permettant aux navires d'effectuer des déploiements allant jusqu'à 24 mois, sans besoin de maintenance lourde. Capables d'atteindre la vitesse de 26 noeuds, les F125 seront armées par 120 marins et pourront accueillir 70 passagers, par exemple des commandos. Les navires disposeront sur chaque bord de deux niches permettant l'emport de quatre embarcations rapides.
Côté électronique, le radar principal, le TRS-3D, comprendra quatre antennes planes assurant une vision à 360 degrés. L'armement sera constitué de huit missiles antinavire Harpoon et deux systèmes surface-air RAM. Afin de répondre aux menaces asymétriques, l'artillerie secondaire sera particulièrement conséquente : deux canons de 27mm et cinq mitrailleuses de 12.7mm, tous télé-opérés, ainsi que deux affûts manuels de 12.7mm. Pour l'artillerie principale, la marine allemande avait initialement envisagé une pièce de 155mm. A cet effet, des tests avaient été réalisés en 2002 à bord du Hambourg (F 124) avec le Modular Naval Artillery Concept (MONARC), version navalisée du système d'artillerie automoteur de 155 mm PzH 2000. Mais cette solution, portée par ThyssenKrupp, KMW et Rheinmetall, a finalement été abandonnée. La Bundeswehr lui a préféré la tourelle de 127mm Light Weight produite par OTO-Melara. Dotée de munitions Vulcano, elle pourrait tirer à 70 kilomètres. En dehors du canon de 155mm, les Allemands ont également renoncé à embarquer sur les F125 une version navalisée du Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS). M&M _________________ | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Sam 21 Mai 2011 - 8:15 | |
| effectivement ca n´a plus aucun sens l´artillerie lourde sur les nouvelle fregates,mais le 127mm a 70km est un bon compromis pour vulcaniser les cotes,comme le montre la retex en libye _________________ | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Sam 21 Mai 2011 - 8:23 | |
| ca rejoind ma théorie lorsqu'on a évoqué ce sujet il y a pas longtemps. Le Canon reste le moyen d'appui au feu, le plus sûr, le plus efficace, et la moins cher !! et il est vrai qu'à 70km, le 127 d'OM n'a pas de concurrents je pense, que ca soit des canons, ou des MLRS navalisés _________________ | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Sam 21 Mai 2011 - 13:14 | |
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- MBDA’s PARS 3 LR successfully tested on German Tiger
Three firings, three hits! This is the impressive score of the test firing exercise conducted with the PARS 3 LR guided antitank missile system. For the first time, the test firings with warheads were carried out using a Tiger support helicopter of the German Army. All guided missiles hit their targets at the optimum point of impact.
The first two test firings from the Tiger were carried out within one minute of each other. Flying just 10 m above the treetops, the helicopter first fired at a stationary target around 7,000 m away. The second missile was fired just a few moments later at a target travelling at approximately 40 km/h. To make this shot, the Tiger turned 180° and assumed a firing position at an altitude of approx. 100 m. The moving target was approx 700 m distant. Both PARS 3 LR missiles hit the targets precisely at their centres.
The third missile was fired the next day while the Tiger was flying forward at high speed. The Tiger fired on a stationary target around 7,000 m away while travelling at a speed of 180 km/. This guided missile also hit its target at the optimum point of impact.
"With this successful firing campaign, we have impressively demonstrated the exceptional capabilities and high accuracy of the PARS 3 LR," declared Werner Kaltenegger, Managing Director of MBDA Deutschland. “We also demonstrated our dependable performance. In times of tight budgets, this is a particularly important signal to our customers.”
MBDA Deutschland conducted the campaign on the test range in Vidsel, Sweden. The three PARS 3 LR firings were part of a MBDA Deutschland export campaign. The guided missile system is on the short list for a procurement project of the Indian Army.
The PARS 3 LR is currently the most capable fire-and-forget guided missile system for combating mobile, armoured targets. The guided missile is manufactured by PARSYS, a joint venture of LFK GmbH (MBDA Deutschland) and Diehl BGT Defence. The German Army has already authorized series production of 680 PARS 3 LR guided missiles. This guided missile system is the future main armament of the Tiger support helicopter.
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mer 25 Mai 2011 - 12:06 | |
| 1 soldat mort et un autre blessé,attentat en A-stan. N24 _________________ | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Jeu 2 Juin 2011 - 15:28 | |
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- German Armed Forces Deploy Mikado Mini-UAS to Afghanistan
Mikado small tactical UAS to provide additional situational awareness defpro.com | As the German Army recently announced, a team of instructors has been deployed to Afghanistan to instruct German soldiers in the operation of a new, small tactical reconnaissance unmanned air system (UAS). The Mikado AR 100 B, built by German manufacturer AirRobot GmbH & Co. KG, is intended to provide additional situational awareness to troops in northern Afghanistan.
The vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) system is powered by four rotors and equipped with a video sensor which transmits collected data in near real-time. The images are processed by a ground station and can be stored for detailed analysis at a later time. With a maximum payload of approximately 200g, the system can be equipped with different cameras, including daylight, twilight or infra-red cameras, and supports troops in an effective radius of 1,000 metres during a maximum flight period of 20 minutes.
“Finally, we have something that enables us to look behind obstacles without having to expose our own forces to direct threats,” a soldier explained after a training course on the new system. The portable Mikado UAS, with a span of only 1 metre, will help troops on patrol to detect and identify suspected persons, weapon systems and vehicles from a safe position, providing the soldiers with an improved situational awareness and reducing the risk of undesired surprises before they approach an area.
The instructor team is training 48 soldiers in six training courses to operate their new asset. The first course for the “Army’s small eye” involved some 495 training flights with a duration of 10 to 20 minutes each. According to the Army, the system is easy to handle and can be quickly deployed with troops. Its four rotors allow for a stable and easy-to-control flight and enables the system to hover nearly silently over a target, providing video footage from any desired angle. The only limitation is winds stronger than 8 m/s, making a stable flight difficult to impossible.
AirRobot provides the German Army with six of these small VTOL systems, as well as with two rechargeable batteries and a battery charger. Providing power to the system’s four rotors and the video camera, the batteries allow for an operational range of 500 metres with analogue video operation and 1,000 metres with a digital video operation. In case of a technical failure or low battery power, Mikado automatically returns to the ground station or a pre-determined point and autonomously carries out an emergency landing.
The German company, which has offices in Germany and the USA, originally designed the Mikado AR100-B for civilian purposes, but expanded the system’s operational scenarios to defence and security purposes, including military, police and rescue missions. (nvk) | |
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| Sujet: Re: Armée Allemande (Bundeswehr) Mar 7 Juin 2011 - 17:54 | |
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- Heron 1 achieves full operational capability in ISAF mission
n recent years, unmanned aerial systems have been playing an increasingly important role in military operations worldwide. Many of the sensors used in modern network-enabled operations are mounted on drones, i.e. unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or remotely piloted vehicles (RPVs); in addition, modern armed forces are using them more and more often as effector platforms.
Under its SAATEG programme, which stands for "Systems zur Abbildenden Aufklärung in der Tiefe des Einsatzgebietes" or "Systems for imagery reconnaissance deep in the area of operations", the Bundeswehr is cooperating closely with Rheinmetall Defence of Germany and its partner company Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. (IAI). The globally operating Israeli enterprise has over forty years’ experience in the international defence industry and some 17,000 employees. In total, IAI-made UAS products have already clocked on around 900,000 flight hours. Joint Rheinmetall and IAI projects now help to protect German and allied troops deployed in harm’s way in Afghanistan and elsewhere.
SAATEG INTERMEDIATE SOLUTION – HERON 1
Under a service contract with the Bundeswehr, Rheinmetall and IAI have been operating the highly advanced Heron 1 reconnaissance system in Afghanistan since March 2010. An interim SAATEG solution, it decisively enhances the Bundeswehr’s intelligence gathering and reconnaissance capabilities in Afghanistan. It is the first unmanned aircraft ever to operate under the aegis of the German Air Force.
Rheinmetall partner IAI supplies the system, the Heron 1, which is already operated by other allied nations in Afghanistan. This unmanned asset is a medium-altitude long endurance (MALE) aircraft that can operate around the clock, around the world in almost all weathers. Equipped with state-of-the-art imaging sensors, the Heron 1 forms an integral part of the C4I loop, transmitting imagery in real time and making it perfect for surveillance and reconnaissance missions, identification and acquisition of stationary and moving targets and post-strike evaluation. Thanks to its satellite data link, the Heron 1 is able to transmit full motion video information over long distances, while its imaging radar produces excellent reconnaissance results in real time even in conditions of poor visibility.
A typical SAATEG mission lasts 16 hours, though it has also operated for up to 27 hours at a stretch.
To date, the SAATEG interim solution has flown over 4,000 hours in Afghanistan, including 600 in May 2011 alone – over a hundred more than contractually agreed, representing an average of twenty hours a day. At the end of May, the German Air Force’s top-ranking general declared the Heron 1 squadron based in Mazar-e-Sharif to be fully operational.
Requests from other nations underscore the high quality of the reconnaissance results. In the meantime, hardly any ground operations take place without UAS support. Equally remarkable was the short time it took to get the SAATEG interim solution up and running, with not quite five months elapsing between award of the contract and the first flight in Afghanistan. In this brief timeframe, Rheinmetall and IAI put together a maintenance and logistical support organization and obtained the necessary airworthiness certification for an unmanned aircraft. In order to operate the system for the German Air Force according to contract and to assure round-the-clock support services, Rheinmetall made some 40 qualified aircraft mechanics and pilots available, arranging for them to be trained – together with German Air Force personnel assigned to the mission – at IAI in Israel to operate and maintain the new system. The Heron systems also had to be built and transported to Afghanistan during this period.
Given its positive experience with the system, the Bundeswehr opted to extend the original one-year service contract for a further two years.
Furthermore, the German Air Force is reviewing ways of enhancing its performance.
SAATEG FOLLOW-ON SOLUTION – HERON TP
In response to the Bundeswehr’s requirement for a follow-on solution for SAATEG starting in 2013, Rheinmetall has put forward the Heron TP (TP stands for turboprop). An advanced version of the Heron 1, the Heron TP is ready to go into operation right away. With a wingspan of 26 metres and a maximum take-off weight of 5,000 kilos, this 14-metre-long UAV can carry a payload of up to 1,000 kilos.
Its engine output is approximately 900 KW (around 1,200 horsepower). It has an operating ceiling of 45,000 feet (14,800 metre), higher than that of a civilian aircraft. Moreover, the Heron TP can operate in all weathers and climate zones, and be airlifted into any area of operations in an Airbus A 400 M military transport plane. This cutting edge system can remain in the air for over 36 hours.
Technologically speaking, the Heron TP represents the state of the art as well as offering robust scope for growth, especially with respect to payload. National sensor systems can be easily integrated into the aircraft.
Today the Heron TP already meets the full range of requirements for a future MALE reconnaissance system. It will be available faster, cost less and pose fewer risks than a newly developed aircraft. To a large extent, the system will be modified and produced in Germany, meaning that it will make a major contribution to national know-how in this field. Thus, particularly with respect to the air vehicle, there is no risky development work involved, since the principle challenges lie in improving the sensor chain as well as data preparation.
KZO
Developed for the Bundeswehr, the KZO reconnaissance system has come through its baptism of fire with flying colours. Deployed in Afghanistan since July 2009, by late May 2011 it had already flown nearly 600 missions.
Like the Heron 1, the KZO has added significantly to the Bundeswehr’ intelligence-gathering and reconnaissance capabilities. The tactical commander on the ground has a reconnaissance asset at his disposal that is ready for action 24/7 and can be used, for example, for watching over convoys or searching for explosive devices concealed on patrol routes. It is able to operate at ranges of over 100 kilometres and transmit imagery in real time, making it possible to detect, identify and locate targets with extreme precision. The KZO thus bridges a critical capabilities gap when it comes to protecting friendly forces and the civilian population.
In order to further enhance the system’s reconnaissance performance, Rheinmetall has developed a bi-spectral sensor head at its own initiative. Besides a higher-resolution thermal imaging device, it now features a high-performance daylight camera as well. Some systems are already being retrofitted with the new sensor head. Furthermore, the system’s operating range is being increased to 140 km.
WABEP
Even the best sensors are useless without robust, dependable, rapidly deployable weapon systems. For this reason Rheinmetall has developed a system of systems known by its German acronym WABEP, which stands for "Wirkmittel zur Abstandsfähigen Bekämpfung von Einzel- und Punktzielen", or "Weapon for standoff engagement of individual and point targets".
In this networked system, the KZO supplies reconnaissance and post-strike battle damage assessment capabilities. It is accompanied by the Harop attack drone, which is made by Rheinmetall’s tried-and-tested partner IAI. Characterized by an extended loitering capability, the Harop is able to take out high-value targets with extreme precision, speed and tactical flexibility. Because it is possible to abort the mission just moments before the target is hit, the WABEP is also suitable for peace enforcement missions where avoiding collateral damage is imperative. Equipped with a new sensor payload and teamed with the Harop attack drone, the KZO’s capabilities have been given a decisive boost.
WIDE-RANGING COMPETENCIES
Rheinmetall has extensive experience in integrating sensors, effectors and C4I assets into networked systems of systems. But the Group’s expertise extends far beyond mere system integration. A certified aviation company authorized to develop, manufacture and maintain aircraft, Rheinmetall has the know-how necessary for pushing forward the certification process for new systems. It also has longstanding experience with procurement processes, logistics, maintenance and the subsequent supply of spare parts. Finally, Rheinmetall is highly skilled in carrying out technical modifications, e.g. retrofitting new sensors into unmanned aerial vehicles.
One of the most trusted names in the German defence industry, Rheinmetall also cooperates with national and international partners such as IAI in the field of drone technology. This enables the Group to supply the world’s armed forces quickly and economically with complete systems for network-enabled operations, force protection, reconnaissance and engagement. defpro | |
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