Armée Egyptienne/Egyptian Armed Forces

jolie prise durant les premiers jours de la révolte

on peut voir des Tanker Trucks Kamaz 53229

Mig21M à la base ukraine Odessa pour maintenance




une autre, Mig21MF ( on voit des Mig23 d'Angola en arrière plan )

Fremo a écrit:

09-01-10

un Camion Faun je pense, avec un M60 en route vers une base près des pyramide

En effet il s'agit d'un FAUN HZ 32.25

www.magirus-deutz.ch/faun.html



ON LE VOIT AUSSI DANS CES PHOTOS
milin.wordpress.com/2011/02/11/egyptiandays4/

L’armée égyptienne utilise aussi des portes chars
• International paystar 5000
• Oshkosh

Photos
milinme.wordpress.com/category/m88/

Frégate Type Knox Domyat ( 961 )

Ramadan ( 670 )






Khyber ( 672 )






Al Yarmouk ( 676 )

un peu surarmé le rafiot
la ou nous on envoie des patrouilleurs desarmés eux ils le surchargent

Attention, nos Lazaga avaient des missiles aussi une certaine époque

Spoiler:

Euc ils ont conservé leur classe telle qu'elle est ... la situation dans l'environ oblige, mais les lanceurs sont toujours vide ...

les lanceurs sont toujours vides mais dissuasifs

Ben la situation dans la région oblige comme j'ai dit ...

Comme on a une marine spéciale AEM, alors il y a pas de comparaison ...

2008

2 F7 à Hurghada attendant l'autorisation pour décoller.

un Romeo 852 à Hurghada

Mig21









Prise lors d'un Bright Star dans les années 80 ... on voit un TU-16





2 F7 au dessus de la mer rouge

C'est un musée chinois, ou on voit un Mig23 d'origine egyptienne ( il y a aussi un F5 taiwanais en arrière ) ... Ces Mig, livrés par Kaddafi à Saddat, était le prix du premier batch des F7 qu'on voit plus haut ... en Total, l'Egypte avait livré 6 Mig23 ( 2 MS, l'un d'eux on le voit dans la photo, 2 UB et 2 version Attaque au Sol ) à la chine, durant la période du rapprochement entre les 2 pays au début des années 80

Qena ( 536 ), est un drageur de mines egyptien de la classe Yurka sovietique. Plusieurs projets de modernisation des 4 unités en service depuis 1969 étaient prévus, mais appremment rien d'entre eux n'a été retenu ...

Armés de 2 AK230 ( Bi-30mm AA ) et peuvent larguer 10 mines. à notez que que l'Egypte posséde une flotte Anti-mines de 15 unités la majorité ne tardera pas à quitter le service.

Le premier accord, la suite viendra, on dit que les égyptiens, les khaliji et un autre pays d'Afrique du Nord serait intéressé par le drone Anka..

Vente de 6 MRTP-20...

Citation :

Turkey will also sell six multi-role tactical platform, or MRTP-20, naval vessels to Egypt, the Daily News has learned.

A contract on the procurement and manufacturing of six Onuk MRTP-20 fast-intervention crafts has been signed between Egypt’s Ministry of Defense and Yonca-Onuk JV – a Turkish company that specializes in commercial and naval craft manufacturing, according to the latter’s director for strategic planning, Armağan Ortaç.

Three boats will be constructed in Istanbul and the others in Egypt’s Alexandria shipyard with technology transfer. Moreover, Yonca-Onuk JV will provide all the material kits to be used during the construction in Alexandria.

The project will be completed 31.5 after the contract comes into effect. Harbor acceptance and sea acceptance tests have been completed for the first boat, which will be shipped to Egypt by the end of the month.

FAC OSA I n°649, ex Žikica Jovanović-Španac ( 305 ) de la marine yougoslave.

Daqahliya ( 507 ), est un draguer de mines égyptien de type T43 soviétique ( Projet 254K ). Plusieurs unités sont reçues à la fin des années 60, 6 unités ont survécu jusqu'aux années 2000. Seule le 507 et son sistership le 510 semble encore être en service, le 513 et le 516 en passé depuis quelques années en réserve Alors que les 2 premiers unités ( 501 et 504 ) ont été désarmées en 2002 et cannibalisées au profit des autres unités

Du Carl Vinson au rafiot soviétique des années 50, Fremo a toujours réponses pour tout ce qui flotte :balkom:

Y aura jamais de PA assez grand pour un pacha pareil

Pgm

C'est très Gentil de ta part Mon Ami

Citation :

Egypt eyes to buy Turkish unmanned aerial vehicles




ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News

According to an executive at Turkish Aerospace Industries, the
new Egyptian government is interested in buying Turkey-made unmanned planes.
Some Middle East countries prefer Turkey rather than Israel or the US, defense
experts say. Turkey will also sell six multi-role tactical platform naval
vessels to the North African country


Egypt is interested in buying made-in-Turkey unmanned aerial vehicles called
Anka from a Turkish defense company, the Hürriyet Daily News has learned.

Egyptian and Turkish authorities talked about a possible future agreement to
sell made-in-Turkey unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, to Egypt during the visit
of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to Egypt last week.

Regional demand

“Many countries in the Middle East, ranging from North African countries to
Saudi Arabia, are interested in the Anka Male [medium altitude, long endurance]
unmanned aerial vehicle system that we produce,” the Vice President of Turkish
Aerospace Industries, or TAI’s, Integrated Aircraft Systems Özcan Ertem told the
Hürriyet Daily News in an interview on Monday.

Ertem said a large number of countries – especially in the Middle East – have
been closely following the developments in the production of UAVs in Turkey. “I
believe once the airworthiness and qualification testing period is over, there
will be a high potential market for us to export our Ankas,” he said. “But we
can only sell to countries that our government considers appropriate.”

The production process of the first series of UAVs is over now, and Anka has
already started its flight test campaign, according to Ertem. The testing period
with electro-optic sensors is expected to be concluded in the spring.

High capacity

Compared to the U.S.-made Predator and the Israel-made Heron, the Anka is a
larger UAV and has the capacity to carry heavier loads, Ertem said. “The Anka
has the capacity to carry up to 500 kilograms of sensors and fuel. Besides,
different than our competitors, we have chosen a special engine system that runs
on jet fuel, because it is available at every air base.”

There are three countries in the world that produce similar UAVs: Israel, the
U.S. and Turkey. There are almost 15 countries interested in buying Turkey’s
version of the UAV, and because of political reasons, some countries in the
Middle East prefer Turkey rather than Israel or the U.S., defense experts
say.

Turkey will also sell six multi-role tactical platform, or MRTP-20, naval
vessels to Egypt, the Daily News has learned.

A contract on the procurement and manufacturing of six Onuk MRTP-20
fast-intervention crafts has been signed between Egypt’s Ministry of Defense and
Yonca-Onuk JV – a Turkish company that specializes in commercial and naval craft
manufacturing, according to the latter’s director for strategic planning,
Armağan Ortaç.

Three boats will be constructed in Istanbul and the others in Egypt’s
Alexandria shipyard with technology transfer. Moreover, Yonca-Onuk JV will
provide all the material kits to be used during the construction in
Alexandria.

The project will be completed 31.5 after the contract comes into effect.
Harbor acceptance and sea acceptance tests have been completed for the first
boat, which will be shipped to Egypt by the end of the month.

hurriyetdailynews

Citation :

Egyptian Air Force becomes new Airbus Military C295 operator





The Egyptian Air Force (EAF) today has taken delivery of its first Airbus Military C295. The aircraft in military transport configuration, was delivered ahead of contract schedule. This aircraft is part of a three aircraft order placed by the EAF in October 2010. The other two aircraft are to be delivered during the last quarter of 2011.

The C295 was selected for its versatility and adaptability, especially in desert areas, its ease of maintenance and low life cycle cost, as well as its operational capabilities.

“This milestone represents the birth of a strong Programme between Airbus Military and the Egyptian Air Force”, said General Yousry Abd El Hamid, Chief of Armament Department of the Egyptian Ministry of Defence.

Airbus Military Head Programmes Light & Medium & Derivatives Rafael Tentor, said: “We are very proud to welcome the Egyptian Air Force to the Airbus Military community of operators and we look forward to support the entry into service of the C295. We are confident that the aircraft will have a long future with the Egyptian Air Force, operating efficiently in the challenging missions required from it”.

The C295 is configured with standard equipment as well as the Cargo Handling and, Aerial Delivery system (CHADS). It can also be equipped for paratrooping and medical evacuation, and humanitarian relief missions. It can carry payloads of up to 9 tonnes, in standard cargo pallets, or 71 soldiers in transport missions, or be equipped with 50 paratroopers.

To date, Airbus Military has sold 83 C295 aircraft to 12 different operators.

THE C295

The new generation C295 is the ideal aircraft for defence and civic mission to the benefit of society, such as humanitarian actions, maritime patrol, and environmental surveillance missions, amongst others. Thanks to its robustness and reliability, and with simple systems, this medium sized tactical airlifter provides wide versatility and flexibility, necessary for personnel, troop and bulky/palletized cargo transportation, casually evacuation, communication and logistic duties or certified air-dropping capabilities.

Its mix of dual technology civil/military equipment ensure success on demanding tactical mission, growth potential for future equipment as well as compatibility with the latest civil airspace environment. The C295 is part of Airbus Military’s family of light and medium airlifters which also include the smaller C212 and CN235 platforms.

defpro

Un champs de manoeuvres au Suez ...


M113, M109 et T62


M1A1, M109 ( en fait c'est un canon D30 122mm sur chassis du M109 plutôt ), M113, M60, HUMMVEE, V150, M88A2 ...


M88


BTS-4A ( ? )


M60A1

...

...


Pegaso


OT62, T62



T62


Fin