Armée Sud Coréene/Republic of Korea Armed Forces ( RoKAF )

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DATE:25/03/09
SOURCE:Flight International
Elbit Systems lands helmet-mounted display deal with South Korea
By Arie Egozi

Elbit Systems has received a contract to supply advanced helmet-mounted display systems for the South Korean army's Korean Utility Helicopter (KUH) programme.

Under the deal, Elbit will supply prime contractor Korea Aerospace Industries with equipment for its ongoing development effort, which is expected to lead to the manufacture of up to 250 tactical transport helicopters. The Israeli company's initial contract covers those development aircraft due to be delivered in 2009-10, but it believes the agreement could lead to follow-on orders to equip the entire KUH fleet and additional military rotorcraft.

"We believe this selection will lead to further head-up display projects in South Korea and worldwide," says Yoram Shmuely, co-general manager of Elbit's Aerospace Division.

Elbit says its helmet-mounted display systems enable helicopter pilots to fly with their "head out of the cockpit", boosting situational awareness and safety by projecting essential flight data, plus navigation waypoints and threat data into their line of sight.

merde j´ai fait toute une page et a la fin une fausse manip et tout est perdu
reste plus que ca




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Yakuza a écrit:

merde j´ai fait toute une page et a la fin une fausse manip et tout est perdu
reste plus que ca

Wai ça fou les boule je sais ..
utilise la nouvel fonction que tu as mise "brouillon" ça évite je genre d'erreur

Merci pour toutes ses belles photos Yak et inter, decidement cette armée est moustrueuse

Fahed64 a écrit:

Merci pour toutes ses belles photos Yak et inter, decidement cette armée est moustrueuse:twisted:

Exact fahed !
j'admire cette armée et le pays qui c'est relevé en moin 50 ans, leur progrès son prodijieux et leur industrie de défense est train de monter en puissance !

Il faut dire qu'ils ont une motivation toute particuliere en face, les millions de tonnes de ferraille sovietique .
Plus serieusement je pense que l'EM devrait peut être allé voir de leur coté pour certain système d'armement. On a tout a y gagné, tous comme les turcs qui sont entrain de concevoir leur future MBT avec leurs technologies.

Fahed64 a écrit:

Merci pour toutes ses belles photos Yak et inter, decidement cette armée est moustrueuse:twisted:

l'armée sud coréenne est à l'image de son économie prospère et sa bonne gouvernace, un modèle à suivre pour le maroc qui a aussi ses défis géostratégique auxquels il doit faire face.

En tout cas, ils ont une volonté de fer de moderniser leur armement et cela de façon locale...

Korea to Secure Indigenous Weapons Technology by 2024

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The Ministry of National Defense plans to bring up the country’s weapons technology to the world class by 2014 while working to develop the country’s indigenous technologies by 2024. Simulation-based acquisition system will also be introduced.

At the 34th Defense Project Execution Committee meeting chaired by Defense Minister Lee Sang Hee, the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) reviewed and approved the plans in a Defense Technology Development Plan that outlines the country’s goals between 2011 and 2025.

The Defense Technology Development Plan is a set of bold plans that include a roadmap for the development of new weapons technologies based on the country’s future needs in future warfare.

The plan consists of eight main objectives under a vision to secure ‘world class defense technology capabilities’ that include the establishment of a defense research and development system to develop indigenous weapons technology by 2024, improving the efficiency of investment on defense research and development and reinforcing research and development infrastructure.

It especially aims to diversify research and development systems by introducing Simulation Based Acquisition (SBA) and Advanced Concept Technology Demonstration (ACTD) systems to help establish a consolidated management system.

The SBA is a system where a new weapon or equipment will be tested under simulated environments from the very development stage to the actual deployment stage to verify the need for the new weapons and to help reduce the time and resources required to develop them.

The ACTD is a system designed to help quickly introduce existing technologies of the civilian sector to the military, and has been put to use by the United States since 1994 and our military has also been applying the system since 2007 in its development of new portable tactical computer workstations.

The Defense Technology Promotion Plan also outlines plans for the development and improvement of eight major weapons systems, including command and communications systems, while also calling for improving the competitiveness of the defense research and development sector by securing new infrastructure and strengthening cooperation between the civilian and military sectors.

Meanwhile, the Defense Project Execution Committee decided to replace the presidential plane with a new plane to be purchased from a foreign manufacturer as the existing one introduced in 1985 is limited to flying only short distances.

“Under the decision, the DAPA will review all the aircraft that can be used as a command aircraft and submit its purchase plan to the Defense Project Execution Committee by August,” a DAPA official said, noting the country will be able to announce its contract for bids in January once it secures the necessary funds in next year’s budget.

(Source: Korean Ministry of Defense; issued April 6, 2009)

fabriquent t'il eux meme leur sous marins ? leur frégates ?

Ils fabriquent la superstructure et font l'assemblage. Pour la coque du U-216, je ne sais pas si le cas (les materiaux des soums sont tres protéges), pour les KDX, ce sont eux les maitres d'oeuvres, mais les systemes qu'ils integrent sont occidentaux et sont montés localement Banshee.

Merci beaucoup pour ces lumière Seguleh !

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Top US, ROK soldiers in Korea fly with Kunsan airmen
April 12, 2009 (by SrA Angela Ruiz) - The commander of United States Forces Korea experienced firsthand the Wolf Pack's mission on April 10, 2009.


Accompanied by his counterpart, Republic of Korea Army Gen. Lee, Sung Chool, Combined Forces Command deputy commander, Army Gen. Walter Sharp visited Kunsan Air Base to get an up-close look at what the 8th Fighter Wing brings to the fight.

"Air Power is very important to all of our war plans," said General Sharp, "I wanted to see the coordination that has to take place between the Republic of Korea and the US pilots and the Republic of Korea, and US tactical air controllers that are on the ground directing them into a close air support mission today."

The 8th Fighter Wing and Republic of Korea Air Force's 38th Fighter Group hosted the two leaders for the day. Both flew F-16 familiarization flights, however General Sharp flew with a ROKAF pilot in a F-16K while General Lee flew with the 80th Fighter Squadron "Juvats" assigned to 8th Fighter Wing.

"This is a great base be able to increase our capability because we're able to have both ROK and US pilots fly together, train together and live very close together," said General Sharp "What I saw up there today going through a [Close Air Support] mission with two US pilots and two ROKAF Pilots really clearly demonstrated to me the strength of this alliance and the strength of Air Power here in the Republic of Korea."

The day's flight took General Sharp and General Lee on a simulated CAS mission in an urban environment. They observed the precision with which the F-16 pilots are able to strike targets and also how the Airmen integrate with both US and ROK tactical air controllers on the ground.

"We were very successful today in picking out, in a very crowded environment, many different building and vehicles," General Sharp said. "The JTACS [Joint Terminal Air Controllers] were able to talk us in onto the target, to deliver the bombs on the target, get good battle damage assessment and then roll back in on a couple of the targets.

"[The mission] showed the combined nature of this fight, and really the combined abilities we have here with both ROK and US F-16 pilots," he said.

According to General Sharp the bi-lateral training opportunities that exist in Korea are critical to both nations' militaries, in the air, on the ground and at sea.

"We fight as one team here and we train as one team," he said. "I'm absolutely convinced that this team of Republic of Korea and US military is prepared for anything."

The day's visit was General Sharp's first experience flying with the Wolf Pack Airmen. The career Armor officer left with a greater understanding of how Kunsan's F-16s integrate with the fight on the ground and confidence in the ability and readiness of the men and women who make up both sides of the US, ROK alliance.

"What I learned out of this today is number one, that the Air Force, both ROK and US, are trained and ready to go against anything that's coming," he said.

Courtesy of 8th Fighter Wing Public Affairs

http://www.f-16.net/news_article3376.html


Army Gen. Walter Sharp, USFK commander shakes hands with Republic of Korea Army Gen. Lee, Sung Chool, Combined Forces Command deputy commander after their familiarization flight at Kunsan AB on April 10, 2009. General Sharp was flew with the RoKAFs 38th FG in order to observe their combat capabilities and interoperability with U.S. forces. General Lee flew with the 8th FW's 80th FS


Army Gen. Walter Sharp, USFK commander, thanks the RoKAF maintence airmen after his familiarization flight at Kunsan AB on April 10, 2009. General Sharp flew with the RoKAF's 38th FG in order to observe their combat capabilities and interoperability with U.S. forces

acheter ou construire?

c'est probablement la plus grosse aviation de la région y compris le japon et la chine.

Non je pense pas plus que la chine ( qui possède une flotte gigantesque) mais une grande partie est obsolète alors que la ROKAF possède que des appareils de premier plan

voilà justement j'ai fait exprès de ne pas prendre en considération les avions obsolètes de la chine, j'ai considérer seulement les 3+ (F-4 modernisés), 4 et 4+...et là ils sont très fort, les meilleurs de la région, suivi par le japon puis par taiwane.

Rien qu'avec les 60 F-15K y a de quoi tenir en respect pas mal de monde dans le coin !

et ils seraient aussi entrain de développer un 5 generation indigène, ça n'aboutira peut être pas mais ça prouve qu'ils ont de la volonté!

Séoul décide de retarder son projet de construction de sous-marins

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Publié le 10 mai 2009.

Le ministère sud-coréen de la défense a décidé de modifier son projet de construction de sous-marins. Leur développement est retardé de 2 ans, selon des déclarations de hauts responsables citées ce dimanche par l’agence officielle Yonhap.

Le projet “Réforme de la défense 2020”, lancé en 2005 par le précédent président Roh Moo-hyun, prévoyait le développement de 9 sous-marins d’un déplacement de 3.000 t à l’horizon 2018.
Cette génération de sous-marins sera conçue et construite par des chantiers navals sud-coréens. Le projet porte le nom de “KSS-III”. Le budget alloué s’élève à 800 millions $ (597 millions €) par sous-marin. Le travail de conception a commencé en 2007.
Cependant, le gouvernement du nouveau président Lee Myung-bak a décidé de retarder de 2 ans le projet KSS-III, le développement ayant désormais pour objectif 2020, a indiqué une source du gouvernement.
D’un autre côté, la marine sud-coréenne pousse pour la construction de 9 sous-marins de 1.800 tonnes en 2018 dans un plan de grande ampleur dont l’objectif est de constituer un commandement des forces sous-marines.
Réference: Europa Press Espagne

http://www.corlobe.tk/article14030.html
La crise fait des ravages dans les projets d'acquisition d'armements