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Le Bengladesh modernise sa marine plus que viellote

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La marine du Bangladesh envisage d’acheter des frégates et un sous-marin


Publié le 24 juin 2009.
La marine du Bangladesh cherche la mise en œuvre d’un plan à 10 ans lui permettant de devenir une force tri-dimensionnelle grâce à l’achat de frégates, d’un sous-marin, d’avions de patrouille maritime, d’hélicoptères et d’autres équipements.

La marine prévoit d’acheter 3 frégates, 3 gros patrouilleurs, 12 patrouilleurs, 2 chalands de débarquement, un navire hydrographique, un navire de sauvetage, 4 vedettes lance-missiles, ainsi que des missiles installés sur certains navires pour renforcer sa flotte de surface.
Il prévoit aussi de constituer sa propre flotte aérienne en acheter 3 avions de patrouille maritime et 4 hélicoptères au cours des 10 prochaines années.
La marine du Bangladesh prévoit aussi d’acheter un sous-marin d’ici 2019. Le gouvernement a approuvé cet achat.
"Avant d’acheter le sous-marins, des mesures ont déjà été prises pour construire les infrastructures et former le personnel. Lorsque le travail préparatoire sera terminé, il sera possible de lancer les mesures pour acheter un sous-marin en 2019," indique le plan de la marine.
Sur les 82 navires composant la marine du Bangladesh, la plupart ont plus de 25 ans (certains datent des années 50). Seuls 15 ont moins de 25 ans.
Référence :
Daily Star (Bengladesh)

http://www.corlobe.tk/article14857.html

Sa va leur couter très chère tout sa, ils vont trouver l'argent ou? L'Etat a un budget de 8 miiliard $ US

ça me semble invraisemblable tout ça! ce n'est qu'un plan, rien de concrét...

Ah moins qu'ils n'aillent chez les russes et achetent en occase c'est à dire des navirs vieillots avec des sous technologies

ca se prouve ils vont acheté chinois comme la Birmanie..

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Bangladesh to purchase anti-armor and anti-ship missile from china

The Bangladeshi military will receive new equipment as part of a 10-year modernization program. Bangladesh's Planning Minister Air Vice Marshal A.K. Khandker (ret.) stated that the effort to purchase new equipment is on track. Orders will be placed for new armored vehicles during the current fiscal years. The Bangladeshi Army wants seven tanks and an armored recovery vehicle.
The Bangladeshi Army has various foreign-made armored vehicles. This fleet includes 1,080 Russian-built BTR-80 and BTR-70 wheeled armored vehicles, as well as 60 Egyptian-made Fahd 28s and several Turkish and Romanian 6x6 RN-94 armored personnel carriers (APCs).
Besides vehicles, Bangladesh plans to purchase anti-armor and anti-ship missile systems. The Bangladeshi Navy's Osman, a modified Type 053H frigate, will be fitted with anti-aircraft and anti-ship missiles from China. The BNS Bangabandhu will be similarly equipped.
In addition, Bangladesh wants to purchase three new frigates to replace a similar number of ex-British Royal Navy ships currently in service. Bangladesh hopes to be operating submarines by 2019.

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Bangladesh Navy Orders Two AgustaWestland AW109 Power Helicopters

Released on Monday, February 15, 2010



Bangladesh Navy Orders Two AgustaWestland AW109 Powers
AgustaWestland, a Finmeccanica company, is pleased to announce the award of a contract by the Bangladesh Navy for two AW109 Power maritime helicopters. The helicopters will be used for a wide range of naval missions including search and rescue, economic zone protection, surface surveillance and maritime security. The aircraft will be delivered in 2011 and will be capable of being operated from the frigate BNS Bangabandhu. The contract also includes a comprehensive training package including VFR/IFR conversion for aircrew, initial operational maritime training using an AW109 Power Level-D flight simulator and training for maintenance engineers.

Graham Cole, Managing Director, AgustaWestland said "We are delighted that the Bangladesh Navy has selected the AW109 Power to meet its maritime helicopter requirements after a thorough evaluation of all available platforms. We look forward to delivering the helicopters and the comprehensive training and support solution we have tailored specifically to meet the requirements of the Bangladesh Navy." The AW109 Power is a 3 ton class eight seat helicopter powered by two Pratt & Whitney PW206C engines with FADEC. The spacious cabin is designed to be fitted with a number of modular equipment packages for quick and easy conversion between roles. The aircraft's safety features include a fully separated fuel system, dual hydraulic boost system, dual electrical systems and redundant lubrication and cooling systems for the main transmission and engines.

The AW109 Power has established itself as the world's best selling light-twin helicopter for maritime missions. The AW109 Power's superior speed, capacity and productivity combined with reliability and ease of maintenance make it the most cost effective maritime helicopter in its class. For shipboard operations the aircraft has a reinforced-wheeled landing gear and deck mooring points as well as extensive corrosion protection measures. The ability to operate from small ships in high sea state enables the AW109 Power to perform its mission when many others helicopters would be confined to the ship's hangar. Over 550 AW109 Power and AW109 LUH helicopters have been ordered for commercial, parapublic and military applications by customers in almost 50 countries.

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Bangladesh to Modernise Air Force
The Government of Bangladesh intends to procure fighter aircraft, surface-to-air missile systems, helicopters, and air-defence radars and armaments to modernise the country's air force.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said the government had approved a development plan to construct necessary infrastructure at Cox's Bazar for fighter jet and transport aircraft, according to UNB.
The government is arranging necessary funds to implement the development plan and all possible measures will be taken to bring the country's air force up-to-date with modern technology-based war weapons, Hasina said.
Plans are also underway for various other welfare projects for air force personnel are also currently being considered by the government

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Vaste plan de modernisation de la marine du Bengladesh


Ce dimanche, le premier ministre du Bengladesh, Sheikh Hasina, a annoncé un important plan de modernisation de la marine de son pays, au travers de l’achat de bâtiments, d’hélicoptères et d’armes.

S’adressant aux officiers et aux marins devant l’état-major de la marine, elle a déclaré que, bientôt, 2 nouvelles frégates rejoindraient la marine du Bangladesh.
De plus, 3 anciennes frégates de la Royal Navy vont être remises en état.
Le premier ministre a ajouté que, lors de sa récente visite en Chine, elle avait demandé 2 frégates neuves et ses hélicoptères, ce que la Chine avait accepté.
Le Bangabandhu, qui a été désarmé par le précédent gouvernement, va être rendu à nouveau opérationnel.
Elle a aussi indiqué que des contrats avaient été signés pour acheter 2 hélicoptères et des missiles. L’achat de 2 patrouilleurs de haute mer au Royaume-Uni devrait être prochainement conclu.
Elle a aussi l’intention d’acheter un navire hydrographique au Royaume Uni. La Chine devrait aussi équiper 2 patrouilleurs avec des missiles, a indiqué Hasina.
Le gouvernement a aussi l’intention d’acheter des avions de patrouille maritime, de moderniser 4 patrouilleurs lance-missiles, de développer les forces spéciales.

Daily Star

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Le Bengladesh veut se doter de sous-marins


Dimanche, le premier ministre du Bengladesh, Sheikh Hasina, a déclaré que son gouvernement souhaitait acheter des sous-marins.

Le premier ministre a déclaré : “Nous avons aussi un projet de doter notre marine de sous-marins, et d’une base, d’ici 2019,” a-t-elle déclaré.
D’ici là, le gouvernement va prendre les mesures pour construire les quais, les écoles et les logements pour les officiers et les marins, a-t-il ajouté.

Daily Star

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Le Bengladesh, premier pays d’Asie du Sud-Est à envoyer des bâtiments pour la FINUL navale


Deux bâtiments de la marine du Bangladesh vont très bientôt rejoindre la mission de maintien de la paix de l’ONU au large du Liban.

Bangladesh devient ainsi le premier pays d’Asie du Sud-Est à envoyer 2 bâtiments — les BNS Osman et BNS Madhumati — participer à la FINUL navale.
Les 2 bâtiments devaient quitter le port de Chittagong ce lundi en direction du Liban.

Daily Star

Leeds Castle et Dumbarton Castle vendus au Bengladesh

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End of era as Falkland ships are sold off to Bangladeshi navy


Two former navy patrol ships have been sold off to Bangladesh.
HMS Leeds Castle left Portsmouth harbour yesterday, while HMS Dumbarton Castle will head off next Monday, weather depending.

They will go to Newcastle for a short refit before being handed over to the Bangladeshi government later in the summer. There had been some speculation that the ships were being handed to Bangladesh as a gift as part of a UK aid package.
But this has been denied by the Ministry of Defence, which said the Bangladeshi government had bought the ships.

A spokeswoman said: 'Funds for the acquisition will be transferred from the Bangladeshi Government to the UK Government at the agreed time.

'This project is a further example of successful co-operation involving the government of Bangladesh and the UK government.'

Both ships were involved in patrolling the waters around the Falkland Islands after the war in 1982, before completing duties elsewhere.

HMS Leeds Castle was decommissioned in 2005 after a 24-year history including involvement in the Falklands War as a dispatch vessel, protecting Britain's fishery industry, and then returning to the Falklands to patrol the waters there.

HMS Dumbarton Castle was taken out of service in 2008 after protecting oil and gas installations as well as fisheries.

But her long association with the Falkland Islands resulted in the ship's company being given permission to add her name to the roll of honour written in white rocks on the hillside opposite Stanley in 2007.

The two Portsmouth ships are not the only ones being sold off to Bangladesh.

They will join the survey and minesweeper support ship HMS Roebuck, based at Devonport, Plymouth, in the Bangladeshi navy.

She was decommissioned in April after 24 years of service which saw her play a pivotal role at Umm Qasr Port following the second Gulf War, helping coalition ships and helicopters access the port more quickly.

The MoD spokeswoman added: 'The sale of these ships will continue to build on the already strong relationship between the UK and Bangladesh.'

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Bangladesh Deploys Patrol Vessels in Lebanon
The Bangladeshi Navy has deployed a frigate and an offshore patrol vessel to Lebanon to take part in the peacekeeping mission led by the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL).
The ships, BNS Osman and BNS Madhumati, have begun operations in the Mediterranean Sea as part of the peacekeeping mission, according to thedailystar.net.
During the ships first-ever passage from South Asia towards Lebanon the ships visited Colombo, Oman and Jeddah port.
Navy ships from Germany, Italy, Greece, Spain, Belgium and Turkey are involved in the UNIFIL's peacekeeping mission, while Japan and Indonesia also intend to join the maritime task force

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Bangladeshi Navy to Acquire Warships from UK
Bangladesh is to acquire three warships from the UK to modernise and upgrade its naval force.
Chief of naval staff Vice Admiral Zahir Uddin Ahmed said the three warships would be commissioned by November 2010.
The Bangladeshi Navy would be modernised if the development programmes undertaken by the government were implemented properly, he said.
Bangladeshi President Zillur Rahman emphasised increasing technology-based naval skills and capabilities, similar to those of other naval forces of developed countries.

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MAATAWI a écrit:

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Bangladeshi Navy to Acquire Warships from UK
Bangladesh is to acquire three warships from the UK to modernise and upgrade its naval force.
Chief of naval staff Vice Admiral Zahir Uddin Ahmed said the three warships would be commissioned by November 2010.The Bangladeshi Navy would be modernised if the development programmes undertaken by the government were implemented properly, he said.
Bangladeshi President Zillur Rahman emphasised increasing technology-based naval skills and capabilities, similar to those of other naval forces of developed countries.

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Déjà constuit donc, serait ce les fameuse corvette refusé par bruneï

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Bangladeshi Navy Receives Offshore Patrol Vessels
The Bangladeshi Navy has received two offshore patrol vessels, BNS Dhaleshwari and BNS Bijoy, from A&P Tyne after undergoing successful overhaul.
The two ships had a complete overhaul of the main engines, gearboxes, shafts and motors, and the installation of new diesel generators and deck cranes.
UK-based A&P Tyne was awarded a multimillion-pound contract to refit former Royal Navy vessels HMS Leeds Castle and HMS Dumbarton Castle for the Bangladeshi Navy.
The ships, to be sent back to Bangladesh, will be deployed into service, according to the JournalLive.

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Eh Ben

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La marine du Bangladesh recevrait son premier sous-marin en 2019


La marine du Bangladesh va recevoir son premier sous-marin en 2019, a déclaré le premier ministre, Sheikh Hasina, ajoutant que Dhaka veut résoudre à l’amiable la question de sa frontière maritime avec ses voisins Inde et Myanmar car il ne veut pas d’une guerre dans la région.

Hasina a déclaré que la marine du Bangladesh recevrait son premier sous-marins, ainsi qu’une base sous-marine, en 2019. Elle a ajouté que les projets de son gouvernement était de constituer une “force dissuasive et efficace”.
Elle fait cette annonce lors de l’admission au service actif du premier navire hydrographique du pays, l’Anusandhan, à la base navale Isha Khan.
Hasina a cité son père, le fondateur du pays, le défunt président Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, en disant que le “Bangladesh n’interviendrait pas dans les affaires internes de ses voisins, mais que si quelqu’un essayait d’intervenir dans les affaires internes du Bangladesh, cela ne serait pas toléré”.
Hasina a indiqué que la marine sera développée à l’avenir comme une force moderne et bien équipée, afin de résister aux violations de ses eaux territoriales par des navires étrangers et de stopper la contrebande par voie maritime.

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KSY to Build Five Patrol Ships for Bangladesh Navy

Khulna Shipyard in Bangladesh has been awarded a contract to construct five modern patrol ships worth Tk2.80bn ($40m) for the Bangladesh Navy, according to Anisur Rahman Molla, the company's deputy general manager.
The ships will be 50m long and 7m wide and will have an optimum speed of 20-25mph.
Each ship will be equipped with two kinds of guns to carry out operational activities.
The machinery and equipment for the construction of the ships have been imported from the UK, according to The Financial Express.
Work will officially begin on 5 March 2011 and is expected to be completed by December 2013.

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exercice de tire de mig-21, le cameraman n'a pas froid aux yeux...

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Army to get 44 tanks



For the first time in the country's history, the government will purchase 44 new tanks and three armoured recovery vehicles (ARV) for the army as part of its plan to modernise the armed forces.
The government will also buy two brand new helicopters for the army to ensure necessary logistic support for the UN peacekeeping activities.
The Main Battle Tanks (MBT-2000) and the ARVs will be bought from China, and the helicopters from France through government-to-government deals, which were recently signed. According to the deals, the cost of the tanks will be around Tk 1,201 crore, and the helicopters Tk 174 crore. Besides, a process is on to buy 18 brand new cannons.
The purchases would be done from the budgetary allocations for the army, said government sources.
The government increased the allocation for the armed forces to Tk 12,134 crore in the proposed budget for fiscal 2011-12 from Tk 10,918 crore in the current fiscal year.
"The tanks will be bought through a government to government deal ensuring maximum transparency," Master General of Ordnance (MGO) of Bangladesh Army Maj Gen Abdul Matin told The Daily Star yesterday.
"The purchase is being done as a part of modernisation of the Bangladesh Army," he said adding that the tanks will be delivered in phases over a span of 27 months. In the first phase 24 tanks will come within 20 months, and the rest will come in the second phase over the next 7 months.
The payment for the purchase will be made in phases over the next eight years, said the major general.
Maj Gen (retd) Amin Ahmed Chowdhury told The Daily Star that through this purchase, the military of the country will definitely get a boost.
“If the authorities concerned that would supply the tanks share transfer of technologies then it would work.”
Mag Gen Abdul Matin however said the Chinese government will provide training to technicians of Bangladesh Army in China and in Bangladesh for a good period of time so that the tanks and ARVs could be maintained properly. The training will be free of charge, he said adding that the China would also give adequate spare parts of the tanks.
The government in 2003 took initiatives to buy tanks for the army, but that initiative did not see the light of day due to budgetary limitations, said the sources.
The government was supposed to buy seven tanks last year and seven more this year. As only a Chinese company took part in the tender, the government cancelled it, and re-invited tender in which four companies from China, Russia, Ukraine, and Pakistan participated. Chinese company Norinco was selected as the lowest bidder.
Later the army requested the government to buy 44 tanks instead of 14.
A five-member committee headed by Maj Gen Abdul Matin signed a deal with the Chinese defence ministry on June 14 to purchase the tanks. According to the deal, China North Industries Corporation (Norinco) will deliver the tanks.
Matin said Eurocopter, a global helicopter manufacturing company in France, will supply the two helicopters by July next year.
The two helicopters will be used in UN peacekeeping missions, he said.
The committee chief said they have signed a draft deal with the countries concerned to purchase 18 new cannons. The agreement will be finalised next year, he added.
Bangladesh first got tanks in 1974 during Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's trip to Egypt. The then Egyptian president Anwar Sadat presented Bangabandhu with 44 tanks that were in good shape, said government sources.

thedailystar.net

daba on est comme le banglawich hachakoum allah ister ou khlass

lemay a écrit:

daba on est comme le banglawich hachakoum allah ister ou khlass

Du calme mon amis pour notre cas il n y a rien encore de sûre

et de toute façon le MBT2000 il n est pas si méchant

mon general avec tout le respect que je vous dois vous etes sur qu'il n'est pas si mal ? arretons de lui trouver des qualités un char construit sur la plateforme de T55 je ne veux pas qu'on commence à faire comme les minus hachakoum du forum d'à coté qui trouvent le mig29 plus performant que le rafale et le SU27 alias 30 alias 33 alias 34 alias pak fa plus performant que le raptor avec des arguments aussi farfelu que bouteflika est heterosexuel et que l'algerie est la superpuissance mediterranéene et qu'elle existait déja avant 1962

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Bangladesh navy buys two Ruag Do 228NGs



The Bangladesh navy has purchased two Ruag Aviation Do 228NG aircraft for maritime patrol and rescue missions.
The Do 228NGs will become the navy's first fixed-wing aircraft, said Ruag. The deal also includes crew training services and aircraft maintenance on-site in Bangladesh. Both aircraft are due for delivery in mid-2013.
Ruag said that the Do 228NG is a modernised version of the Do 228-212 that first flew in the 1980s. In the maritime patrol application the aircraft is useful for detecting oil slicks, performing border and fisheries patrol duties and conducting environmental research, it said.
Ruag will perform the final assembly of the aircraft and make customer-specific installations, such as radios and navigation aids, at its Oberpfaffenhofen factory near Munich, Germany.
Alexander Müller, Ruag's vice-president military aviation Germany, attributed the Bangladeshi selection of the Do 228NG to its "cost-effectiveness and ease of use".
The Bangladesh navy last year signed an order for two AgustaWestland AW109E Power helicopters.

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