Armée norvegienne/Norwegian Armed Forces

date de 2006..

Ah ! Norway !
J'adore ce pays , je ne sais pas pourquoi mais je l'adore !
Ils ont l'air de savoir tout faire ! c'est un pays bien organisé et ses richesses sont bien répandues
J'ai vu un reportage sur le pètrole qu'a le Norvége , ils ont dit que c'est bien réparti , tout le monde en tire profit , et chaque citoyen norvégien a sa " share "
leur armée doit être bien organisée aussi

Des Bell 412 norvégiennes volant vers le port d'Orkanger dans un éxercice avec les US Marines

Un F-5 norvégien et un F-4 D Phantom II de la New Jersey Air National Guard durant l'exercice " Coronet Rawhide " le 1 sèptembre 1982

ils ont 16 ALQ-131 BlockII

Et je crois qu'ils ont 108 F-5 et 72 F-16 !

Le personnel des NAF est constitué de militaires et aussi d'employés civils , au total , 15000 employés servent les NAF dont 7% est constitué de femmes

Citation :

Norway votes in favor of JSF

I watched live as the Parliament discussed the fighter issue and voted in favor of the JSF just before midnight, yesterday. Of the seven political parties only the Progress Party voted against the Defence Committees recommendations, asking for more openness about the classified nature of the evaluation, particularly the life cycle cost calculations. A move perhaps to be naturally expected from the notorious opposition party.

For those who have not followed the Norwegian fighter debate ad nauseam, the Swedish manufacturer SAAB have questioned the cost calculations done by the Norwegian government, claiming they are inflated. This is denied by the Norwegian Defence Department who points to the fact that the scope of the Norwegian life cycle cost estimates goes far beyond simply buying and flying the aircraft. They also include complex national cost elements such as basing and infrastructure, weapons and modernizations, personnel resources, education, training etc. and is based on decades of unique experiences of running an air force. It is noteworthy that the Netherlands reached similar conclusions in their operational and cost analysis.

Politics aside, the parties agreed that the JSF was the best fighter for the Norwegian air force, a point which was neither denied by the Progess Party.

This resolution clears the last political hurdle for starting the negotiation process with Lockheed Martin. Prior to initiating the second phase of the process, tentatively 2011, the government will then present a preposition to the Parliament to engage in contract negotiations.

All in all a good day for the JSF here in Norway.

Parliament resolution no. 299 (2008-2009)
(note: Google translation):

http://tinyurl.com/mromy2


B. Bolsøy
Oslo

Les Suédois vont prendre sa comme un coup de couteaux dans le dos

c'était prévisible, c'est vrai que le gripen est moins cher le JSF mais ce dernier a bcp plus de potentiel. En plus, l'achat de gripen par la norvège affaiblirait sa position vis-à-vis de son voisin.

qui veut des C-130H occasion

Tu l'as déjà dit Yak, c'est la période des soldes des armées européennes

England, July 20, 2009

Spoiler:

Citation :

Lockheed Martin, Maritime Systems & Sensors, Moorestown, N.J., is being awarded an $8,132,702 modification to previously awarded contract (N00024-07-C-5101) for updated Aegis computer program maintenance effort in support of the Norwegian Fridtjof Nansen (F310) Class Frigates. This contract provides a limited in-service support program for the Norwegian New Frigate (NNF) SPY-1F derived Aegis Weapon System (NF-AWS) computer program procured under NAVSEA Contract N00024-00-C-5147. This contract will assist Norway in the maintenance of its NF-AWS which recently underwent a successful Aegis Combat System Ship Qualification Trial. Work will be performed in Moorestown, N.J., and is expected to be completed by December 2010. Contract funds will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington, D.C., is the contracting activity.

belle formation d´oiseaux migrateurs

ca c'est du montage