Armée Saoudienne / Armed Forces of Saudi Arabia

Rappel du premier message :

http://www.ejection-history.org.uk/Country-By-Country/saudi_arabia.htm

15 Tornado
20 F-15

leadlord a écrit:

+24 tornado adv . les 87 tornado sont IDS , attaque au sol

Non, les 24 Tornado ADV ne seront plus en service avec l'entrée du Typhoon.

Baybars a écrit:

leadlord a écrit:

+24 tornado adv . les 87 tornado sont IDS , attaque au sol

Non, les 24 Tornado ADV ne seront plus en service avec l'entrée du Typhoon.

oki il vont être rendu a L'UK?

leadlord a écrit:

oki il vont être rendu a L'UK?

Ils vont être retirés, mais pour leur destination, sa reste des rumeurs. On avait même parler du Pakistan un certain temps.

Baybars a écrit:

leadlord a écrit:

oki il vont être rendu a L'UK?

Ils vont être retirés, mais pour leur destination, sa reste des rumeurs. On avait même parler du Pakistan un certain temps.

oki donc avec 425 chasseurs moderne sa fait de l'arabie la 1ere force aérienne de la région en attendant les F35 turque et israélien .

la turquie dispose de quelque 390 chasseurs F16/F4 tout genre .
isreal dispose de 370 chasseurs F15/F16 .

egypt 220 F16 , 30 f4 , et 19 mirage2000

EF2000







F15

EGBU,Brimstone,Alarm,StormShadow,tout y est

Sur l avant dernière photo du f15, je suis étonné de la finition du cockpit, il me semblait que leurs f15 étaient ressentis.

Tanger Le 28-20-2012



C-130H

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L’Arabie saoudite a commandé 73 véhicules blindés Aravis



Le PDG de Nexter, Philippe Burtin, a confirmé, ce 29 février, l’existence d’une commande passée par l’Arabie Saoudite portant sur 73 véhicules blindés de reconnaissance Aravis. Ce contrat avait été évoqué la semaine dernière par Laurent Collet-Billon, le Délégué général à l’armement (DGA). Traditionnellement, le royaume saoudien est une chasse gardée des industriels anglo-saxons, et en particulier américains.

« Nous avons enregistré la semaine dernière une commande ferme de 73 Aravis », a ainsi déclaré Philippe Burtin, lors de la conférence de presse concernant la présentation des résultats de son groupe pour l’année 2011. « C’est la seule commande entrée en carnet » a-t-il ajouté. Du moins pour le moment car des discussions sont en cours pour « répondre à de nouveaux besoins ». Il serait question de 191 véhicules supplémentaires.

Le montant du contrat saoudien n’a pas été précisé. Cela étant, si l’on se base sur la commande de 20 millions d’euros pour 15 Aravis passée en 2009 par la DGA afin d’équiper les unités du Génie de l’armée de Terre, on peut l’estimer à près de 100 millions d’euros.

Développé sur fonds propres, l’Aravis a été présenté pour la première fois à l’occasion de l’édition 2008 du salon Eurosatory. Ce véhicule multimissions 4×4 de 12,5 tonnes a été conçu pour résister aux projectiles de 14,5 mm et aux engins explosifs improvisés. Doté d’un tourelleau téléopéré armé d’une mitrailleuse 12,7 mm, il est monté sur une châssis Unimog avec un moteur Mercedes. Aérotransportable, il est équipé de 7 caméras périphériques.

http://www.opex360.com/

Voici un lien interessant,je n'arrive pas a piquer les images..

http://flickeflu.com/set/72157623540962450

Voici une première partie des images, je mettrais le reste prochainement.

Spoiler:

le mega contrat commence

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The Boeing Co., Mo., is being awarded an $11,399,100,000 firm-fixed-price, cost-plus-fixed-fee, time-and-materials contract to fulfill the Foreign Military Sales requirement of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to procure 84 new F-15 Saudi advanced aircraft with systems and munitions. This particular undefinitized contract action covers development efforts for the new aircraft and retrofit as well as procurement of the 84 new production aircraft. The locations of the performance are El Segundo, Calif., Ocala, Fla., and Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Work is expected to be completed October 2020. ASC/WWQ, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, is the contracting activity (FA8634-12-C-2651).

defenselink.mil

c'est beaucoup d'argent ca!! en plus c une version f15 spécial Arabie saoudite, f15 SA

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Boeing Gets $11.4 Billion Piece of Saudi F-15 Deal
The U.S. Air Force awarded an $11.4 billion contract to Boeing to cover 84 new F-15SA fighter aircraft, systems and munitions that will be sold to Saudi Arabia, the U.S. Defense Department announced March 8.

The contract represents a large chunk of a total $29.4 billion foreign military sale (FMS) originally announced Dec. 30. The additional $18 billion will pay for 70 older F-15S aircraft, as well as support services.

A slew of foreign military sales to countries in the Middle East were announced at the end of 2011, including deals with Iraq, Oman and the United Arab Emirates. The region is once again in the spotlight as the U.S. draws up potential attack plans against Syria and Iran.

By law, FMS deals are only made when considered advantageous to U.S. national security.

The construction of the new aircraft is set to be completed by October 2020.

http://www.defensenews.com/article/20120308/DEFREG02/303080011/Boeing-Gets-11-4-Billion-Piece-Saudi-F-15-Deal?odyssey=mod|newswell|text|World%20News|s

ilyass100 a écrit:

c'est beaucoup d'argent ca!! en plus c une version f15 spécial Arabie saoudite, f15 SA

Citation :

Boeing Gets $11.4 Billion Piece of Saudi F-15 Deal
The U.S. Air Force awarded an $11.4 billion contract to Boeing to cover 84 new F-15SA fighter aircraft, systems and munitions that will be sold to Saudi Arabia, the U.S. Defense Department announced March 8.

The contract represents a large chunk of a total $29.4 billion foreign military sale (FMS) originally announced Dec. 30. The additional $18 billion will pay for 70 older F-15S aircraft, as well as support services.

A slew of foreign military sales to countries in the Middle East were announced at the end of 2011, including deals with Iraq, Oman and the United Arab Emirates. The region is once again in the spotlight as the U.S. draws up potential attack plans against Syria and Iran.

By law, FMS deals are only made when considered advantageous to U.S. national security.

The construction of the new aircraft is set to be completed by October 2020.

http://www.defensenews.com/article/20120308/DEFREG02/303080011/Boeing-Gets-11-4-Billion-Piece-Saudi-F-15-Deal?odyssey=mod|newswell|text|World%20News|s

cette affaire c'est l'arnaque du siecle cette affaire est juste pour rayé des dette américaine envert l'arabie saoudite et pompée quelque milliard de $ dans l'économie us crée de l'emploi bref un remède contre la crise ... c'est le contrat du siecle mais ses avions été payé plus chère que des F35

il faut voir les détails du contrat pour pouvoir juger...

ilyass100 a écrit:

il faut voir les détails du contrat pour pouvoir juger...

dans ces contrats les US vendent autres chose que les armes (soutien, protection, ex..)

F15S




AW101 ( pour la RSAF )

C'est déjà posté ? L'Arabie Saoudite est intéressée par l'AASM pour ses Tornado



http://www.forecastinternational.com/samples/F660_CompleteSample.pdf

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En 2011, l'Arabie Saoudite a commandé aux Etats-Unis 154 avions de combat F-15SA. Cette commande n’est pas seulement la plus importante commande passée par un Etat en 2011, mais représente aussi le plus gros contrat de vente d’armes conclu entre deux Etats ces deux dernières décennies.

http://www.sipri.org/media/pressreleases/press-release-translations-2012/atlaunch_fre

alors ça c pas ce qui figure dans le contrat du DoD publié dernièrement...

Plutot achat de 80 F15SE et up-grade de 74 autres F15.

PGM

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U.K., U.S. at Odds Over Saudi Deal


LONDON — British efforts to seal a major deal with Saudi Arabia for precision-guided bombs appears to be stalled by U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), according to sources here and in Washington.

The deal to sell Paveway IV weapons developed by Raytheon’s U.K. arm has been on the table since mid-2010, but the U.S. State Department has rebuffed British efforts to secure ITAR approval despite high-level intervention by the government here, the sources said.

News that the British and U.S. governments are at odds over the issue comes just days after a successful meeting in Washington between President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron in which military and security cooperation were at the top of the agenda.

“It’s possible there was some discussion on the issue over the last few days in the sidelines of the visit,” said one Washington source.

The impasse over a deal that would involve selling an initial batch of more than 1,000 bombs to the Royal Saudi Air Force is causing friction between London and Washington and infuriating the Saudis, the sources said. Saudi Arabia is among America’s largest defense export markets, having recently signed a $30 billion weapons deal with the U.S.

The British weapon is initially intended for use on Tornado strike jets. If the weapon is cleared for sale to the Saudis, it would also be fitted onto the 72 Eurofighter Typhoons being delivered to the Saudis by BAE Systems as part of the Al-Salam program.

It is unclear exactly what technology security issues are blocking the deal. Saudi Arabia already operates earlier versions of the Paveway family. Raytheon announced in January 2011 that it had signed a $457 million deal with Saudi Arabia for the delivery of Paveways, but never specified which members of the Paveway family were involved in the deal.

Spokesmen for Raytheon and the British government’s export arm, the Defence Security Organisation, both declined to comment on the ITAR block by the U.S. government.

The Raytheon spokesman said, “we will have to refer you to the U.S. government.” A U.S. State Department spokesman was not immediately available to comment.

Official confirmation that the precision bomb sale was an issue came from Britain’s defense attaché in Washington, Maj. Gen. Buster Howes.

Asked at a conference in Washington, where he was speaking last week, whether there had been any movement with the State Department on the Paveway IV problem, Howes said, “I know there have been discussions ... but I don’t know if there has been any progress.”

A new U.K./U.S. Defence Trade Cooperation Treaty easing the flow of technology between the two sides is scheduled to be put in place at the end of this month.

The new weapon being offered to the Royal Saudi Air Force was developed by a team of U.K. and U.S. Raytheon engineers to meet a British Royal Air Force requirement to equip its jets with an advanced version of the Paveway system fitted to a 500-pound warhead.

Featuring laser and GPS guidance with the latest Raytheon-developed anti-GPS jamming equipment, the weapon entered service with the British Royal Air Force in 2008 and has been widely used by the RAF in Afghanistan and most recently in Libya.

The British announced last week that they were spending 60 million pounds ($95.1 million) to replenish stocks of the weapon, which is cleared for use only by the RAF’s Tornado GR4 strike jets, although integration of the bomb on the Typhoon is well advanced with an expected in-service date of September 2013.

defensenews

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Swedish know-how for Saudi missiles, La Suède soutient l'Arabie Saoudite pour construire sa propre industrie de défense.

La radio suédoise a révélé début mars que l’institut de recherche des forces armées FOI, projette de construire une usine de missiles en AS. Le gouvernement suédois est conscient de ce projet et estime le deal à un équivalent de plusieurs milliards d'euros…
Toujours d’après la radio suédoise, le projet codename "Simoun" existe depuis 2007 et il s'agit de plusieurs milliards € qui seront investis dans une usine de 35 bâtiments. Ceci est confirmé par Jan Erik Lövgren, directeur général adjoint de l'Inspection des produits stratégiques, une autorité responsable du contrôle des exportations militaires suédoises.
D'après des documents en possession de la radio suédoise le FOI a investis un équivalent de 170-225 millions d'euros, dont une grande partie va se retrouver chez les fournisseurs suédois. La construction de l'usine n'a pas été démarrée, mais des experts suédois sont déjà en Arabie Saoudite.

En 2011 les exportations d’armes suédoises vers l’AS ont atteint 330 Mio €

Source : süddeutsche Zeitung &Spiegel

Edit Modération : La prochaine fois, tu mets tes articles en citation !

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April 2/12: F-15S Sniper pods & Tiger Eyes.

Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control in Orlando, FL receives a $410.6 million firm-fixed-price contract for 95 Sniper advanced targeting pod and spares; 35 compact multiband data links; 70 infrared search and track (IRST) systems and spares; 75 IRST pylons; and data, in support of the Royal Saudi Air Force F-15S to F-15SA conversion. The F-15S already uses LANTIRN, and both of these systems offer considerable improvements over that existing gear. The 2 systems can even be combined, via a single underbody pylon that contains the Tiger Eyes and mounts the Sniper pod.

Lockheed Martin’s Sniper pod offers pilots advanced day/night ground surveillance and laser or GPS targeting. The version offered is not clear; the most recent variant is the USAF’s new Sniper-SE.

Lockheed Martin’s Tiger Eyes IRST is also a long-range surveillance tool, but one focused on heat emissions from aircraft. That gives fighters a non-radar surveillance option, which is useful on a tactical level and offers options against stealth aircraft. As a side benefit, Tiger Eyes provides classic LANTIRN capabilities like terrain following, and all-weather navigation. Work is to be completed by Nov 31/17. The Warner Robins Air Logistics Center at Robins AFB, GA manages this contract on behalf of its Saudi FMS client (FA8540-12-C-0012).

April 2/12: F-15S EW.

BAE Systems in Nashua, NH received a $366.5 million firm-fixed-price contract for 70 Digital Electronic Warfare Systems (DEWS) and Common Missile Warning Systems (CMWS) and spares; 3 DEWS/CMWS test stations and associated spares; and data. This effort is in support of the Royal Saudi Air Force F-15S to F-15SA conversion, and will improve the planes’ ability to be aware of and counter enemy radar threats. DEWS was picked by Boeing in 2008, as its future F-15 EW offering.

Work will be performed in Nashua, NH Work is to be complete by Nov 31/18. The Warner Robins Air Logistics Center at Robins AFB, GA manages this contract on behalf of its Saudi FMS client (FA8540-12-C-0013).

DID

je me demande si la version SA va reçevoir un AESA

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BAE Systems making progress on Saudi-Eurofighter talks


(Reuters) - British defence contractor BAE Systems said it was making good progress on talks with Saudi Arabia over changes to its order for 72 Eurofighter Typhoon jets but that an agreement on price had yet to be reached.

"Of the 72 aircraft contracted under the Salam programme the first squadron of 24 have now been delivered to the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF)," BAE said in an email sent to Reuters on Tuesday.

"In terms of the location of the final assembly of the last 48 aircraft, conversion to Tranche 3 and formalisation of price escalation, good progress has been made with budgets approved in December 2011 through the royal decree. Negotiations on price escalation will continue into 2012."

The Saudi royal decree, which was signed off at the end of 2011, releases some 1.5 billion pounds ($2.40 billion) on top of the existing programme commitment for a series of enhancements to the programme, BAE said.

The Salam deal, signed in 2007, is worth around 4.5 billion pounds.

Saudi Arabia's Defence Minister Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz is due to meet British Prime Minister David Cameron and Defence Secretary Philip Hammond in London later on Tuesday. Saudi Arabia is a key Arab ally and a major buyer of British-made defence equipment.

Abdulaziz is responsible for securing multi-billion dollar arms purchases, which have been used to cement Saudi Arabia's ties with the West. He is also seen as a possible candidate to one day rule the conservative Islamic kingdom.

Earlier this year two Western defence sources said Saudi Arabia, which placed a $29.4 billion order for new Boeing F-15 jets in late 2011, was in the early stage of talks to increase its Typhoon order by as many as 48 aircraft.

Changes to the BAE-Saudi deal could see final assembly of Saudi's remaining Typhoon jets moved from BAE's facility at Warton, Lancashire, in north England.

Conversion of the jets to a Tranche 3 variant will see new missile and radar technology added to the Typhoon.

Earlier this year BAE said talks with Saudi over changes to its order for 72 Eurofighter Typhoon jets would continue into 2012. The delay hit its earnings last year, which fell 7 percent.