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| Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces  Mer 22 Jan 2020 - 17:07 | |
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Mar 28 Jan 2020 - 19:31 | |
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- MAN Energy Solutions to provide 175D-series engines for two RTN patrol vessels
Gabriel Dominguez, London - Jane's Defence Weekly
28 January 2020
Germany-based company MAN Energy Solutions announced on 23 January that it has won a contract to supply the main propulsion engines for
two new 41 m-long patrol vessels for the Royal Thai Navy (RTN).
CGI imagery of the newest T-994-class patrol vessel on order for the RTN. The newest two vessels of the class will be powered by 175D-series
engines from MAN Energy Solutions. (Marsun)
"Each vessel will be powered by two MAN 16V175D-MM, IMO Tier II engines, each rated at 2,960 kWm at 1,900 rpm," said the company in a
statement, adding that the vessels, which are being built by Marsun Shipyard in Thailand, are set to be delivered to the RTN by August.
Although not specified by the company, the engines are meant to power the latest two T 994-class coastal patrol vessels ordered for the RTN. A
keel-laying ceremony for the vessels was held on 14 November 2019 at Marsun's facilities in Thailand's Samut Prakan district.
As Jane's previously reported, these two vessels, which will be the fourth and fifth of the class, will be in service as T 997 and T 998 once commissioned.
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Mer 12 Fév 2020 - 20:35 | |
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- Thailand signs for H135 training helos
Gareth Jennings, London - Jane's Defence Weekly
12 February 2020
Thailand has signed for six Airbus Helicopters H135 rotorcraft to be used for pilot training, the company announced on 12 February.
The H135 will be used to train Royal Thai Air Force pilots from 2021. (Jane's/Patrick Allen)
The twin-engined helicopters for the Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) will be used for ab-initio and other pilot training requirements. Airbus did not disclose a contract value, but did say that the new helicopters will be delivered from 2021.
As noted by the manufacturer, the RTAF's helicopters will, in addition to the new Helionix avionics suite, be configured with two external cameras, providing pilots with a 360-degree view of the external environment. They will also be equipped with tactical systems and the Euronav7 moving map, air-conditioning systems, tinted windows, and height-adjustable pilot seats.
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Lun 2 Mar 2020 - 21:07 | |
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- Three Sikorsky UH-60A Black Hawk Arrived in Thailand
02 Maret 2020
3 UH-60A Black Hawk (Refurbished) helicopters arrived in Thailand (all photos : AAG)
Royal Thai Army's new 3 Sikorsky UH-60A Black Hawk (Refurbished) utillity helicopters was spotted at port and during transport on road in Thailand in February 2020.
According to the Thai Army, there are 6 Boeing CH-47D Chinook helicopter wreck exchange programs, including repair parts, maintenance tools, with ground equipment that has been stationed in the General Support Aviation Division (now the 41st Aviation Battalion), the Thai Army Aviation Center.
With the Sikorsky UH-60A Black Hawk (Refurbished) helicopters, which have been upgraded with the standard equipment installed in accordance with the US Army standards.
Most recently, images have been found in February 2020 states that all 3 units UH-60A have been transported to Thailand from the port and transported by low-load trailer trucks at night. Understand that there should be an examination by the Royal Thai Air Force.
Currently, Flight 9 at the Department of Aviation, Army Aviation Center has 9 Sikorsky UH-60L and 3 Sikorsky UH-60M (3 new machines from the factory), when combined with the newly provided UH-60A, the number will increase to 15.
Although the newly assigned 3 UH-60A (Refurbished) the device will be a machine that has been used in the US military before, but has been restored to be modern and continue to use can last for many years. It is worthwhile to increase the number of general-purpose helicopters for the AAC.
In this regard, the 41st Aviation Battalion have 7 Mil Mi-17V5 general-purpose helicopters and being procured 1 additional unit, total 8 units, with a total procurement demand 12 machines to replace the CH-47D, although the loading capacity is not the same.
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Sam 14 Mar 2020 - 18:18 | |
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Ven 24 Avr 2020 - 15:51 | |
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- Second Batch of Stryker was Postponed
24 April 2020
A Stryker armoured vehicle is displayed at the Royal Thai Army on Wednesday after the army received a batch of 10 of the 60 vehicles acquired
from the US (photo : Bangkok Post)
Thai Army Defers Carrier Deal
The army will delay its 4.5 billion baht procurement of a second batch of 50 US-made Stryker armoured infantry carriers to the next fiscal year as part of the Defence Ministry’s 18 billion baht budget cut to help the Covid-19 outbreak fight.
The move was confirmed by army chief Apirat Kongsompong on Wednesday. Gen Apirat was responding to media reports citing an announcement by the army’s Ordnance Department regarding the planned purchase of 50 armoured vehicles.
It sparked criticism over the army’s spending at a time when the country is struggling to cope with the economic impact of the virus outbreak.
On Monday, the army’s Ordnance Department published a detailed plan to buy 50 armoured vehicles with weapons and a technical service package by means of foreign military sales (FMS) at a cost of 4.5 billion baht.
The Thai-US FMS procurement scheme, in which the Thai army will receive about 130 armoured vehicles, was endorsed and set to be approved by parliament this fiscal year.
However, the army has decided to defer the scheme to thenext fiscal year and give the money to the government to help it fight Covid-19 first, said Gen Apirat.
Under this contract, the US Army would give about 80 armoured vehicles to the Thai army for free, he said.
The Defence Ministry has slashed its budget for fiscal year 2020 by 18 billion baht, more than half from the army’s budget, and returned the funds to the government, army spokesman Col Winthai Suvaree said.
The budget cut has resulted in several weapons and military hardware procurement projects being shelved and the tie-over budget this fiscal year being trimmed, said Col Winthai.
Earlier last year, the army struck a deal to buy the first batch of 37 “refurbished” US-made Strykers for 80 million baht each (2.9 billion baht in total), but under the contract, the US Army would give 23 more Strykers to the Thai army for free, bringing the number to 60 in total, said an army source.
Stryker 8x8 of the Royal Thai Army (photo : Sompong Nondhasa)
These Strykers came in mixed models — namely M1126, M1127 and M1129 — and with a training package and maintenance to be carried out in Thailand, plus Stryker training for Thai soldiers in the US, said the source.
The 18 billion baht budget cut has resulted in four major projects, including the planned purchases of tanks, artillery and military radar systems, as well as 26 other smaller projects being delayed, said Col Winthai.
Those projects in which contracts have already been signed now face a 50% budget cut, he said.
The 900 million baht tied-over budget originally to be paid out this fiscal year in connection with the purchase of the first batch of Strykers, for instance, was halved to 450 million baht, Col Winthai said.
Reports about the speculated new purchase of Strykers contained errors, which possibly stemmed from incomplete information obtained by some media outlets, he said.
This procurement project was secured thanks to the good relations between the Thai and US armies, he said.
Most recently, the US Army provided for free various types of bullets worth US$600,000 million and flown Thai students left stranded in the US back home last week free of charge as well, he said.
Gen Apirat admitted the budget cut would inevitably affect the army’s human resources development.
But the army would try its best to make the best out the limited resources, deputy army spokeswoman Col Sirichan Ngathong said on Wednesday.
Gen Apirat also warned those Facebook pages publishing false information about the army’s affairs to correct their reports because the army doesn’t want to take legal action at the moment, said Col Sirichan.
Opposition Pheu Thai Party spokesman Anusorn Iamsa-ard, asked why the army has to continue buying weapons, especially while the country was hurting from the Covid-19 outbreak.
He urged the army to prioritise its procurement projects and put the money to better use.
(Bangkok Post)
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Mer 20 Mai 2020 - 16:23 | |
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- RTAF will Procure 2 Light Armored Vehicles from Chaiseri or Panus Thailand
20 Mei 2020
Panus Assembly AMV-420P (photo : AAG)
In 14 May 2020 Department of Transport, Royal Thai Air Force published a document announcing the middle price for the purchase of 2 Light-Armored Vehicles for the amount of 25,000 baht ($ 780,518.25), price/unit 12,500,000 baht ($ 390,259.12), setting the middle price (reference price) on 25 March 2020 Source of medium price (reference price) Thailand Panus Assembly Co Ltd. and Chaiseri Metal and Rubber Co. Ltd. Thailand by selection method.
It is understood that the two Light Armored Vehicles will be provided for evaluation purposes for Armored Car Regiment Department of Special Operations Armored Security Vehicle, Security Force Command which currently has two armored car companies : the Cadillac Gage V-150 Commando 4x4, equipped with an M2 .50cal heavy machine gun and 12 MG3 7.62mm co-axes and 12 Rheinmetall Condor 4x4 Germany with 20mm machine guns and 7.62 co-axes. mm, total 18 vehicles.
Chaiseri First Win 4x4 (photo : miltech)
Although there is still no details about the characteristics of the light armored vehicles that the Thai Air Force wants to procure 2 vehicles, but specifying the median price from the Thai company Chaseri and Panus is an indication that this will competition between results Light Armored Vehicles of both companies.
The product of the Chaiseri is the First Win 4x4 armored armored vehicles which have been stationed in the Police Force and Thai Security Agencies and exported abroad.
The product of the Panus-Assembly is AMV-420P Mosquito 4x4 tire armored vehicle which unveiled at the Defense and Security 2019.
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Jeu 4 Juin 2020 - 20:14 | |
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- RTMC Purchase AK-201 Riffles
04 Juni 2020
Russian Kalashnikov AK-201 5.56x45mm assault rifle (photo : Kalashnikov Group)
According to the Naval Ordnance Department The Thai Navy plans to purchase 5.56mm AK-201 Russian rifles, total 500 units for 45,000,000 baht ($ 1,387,240.65) or per barrel 900,000 baht ($ 2,774.65) for the Eastern Marines Scout Task Force
It can be seen that when compared with the rifle from the west, such as Colt M16A4 in the amount of 450 units, costing 23,4006,986.16 baht ($ 721,769.54) for the Royal Thai Naval Academy. The price of the M16A4 long rifle, the US average price per barrel 52,015.548 baht ($ 1,604.48) shows the fact that Russian guns procured through Rosoboronexport Russian arms export agencies and Thai distribution companies are more expensive contrary to the belief that Russian weapons are cheap.
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Ven 17 Juil 2020 - 20:26 | |
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- Royal Thai army takes delivery of new Black Widow Spider 8x8 armored vehicle for trial tests
Defense News July 2020 Global Security army industry
Posted On Friday, 17 July 2020 11:32
According to information released by the Asian Military Review on July 17, 2020, the Royal Thai Army has taken delivery of the Black Widow Spider 8×8 armored vehicle developed by Thailand’s Defence Technology Institute (DTI). The new vehicle will be tested for one year by the Thai armed forces.
New Black Widow Spider 8×8 armored vehicle for the Thai army. (Picture source Blogspot aagth1)
The Black Widow Spider 8×8 wheeled armored vehicle was fully designed and developed by Thailand’s Defence Technology Institute (DTI), the National Metal and Materials Technology Centre and private international companies that have expertise in the manufacturing of combat vehicles. According to Thai officers of DTI, the new Black Widow Spider has the same level of technology in terms of mobility, protection and firepower to other similar modern combat vehicles currently available for the European market.
The Black Widow Spider was unveiled in November 2015 during the International Defense and Security Exhibition in Thailand. The vehicle unveiled at the Defense Exhibition in Thailand was configured to be used as IFV Infantry Fighting Vehicle fitted with a one-man turret designed and manufactured by a defense Company from Singapour. The turret is armed with 30mm automatic cannon and one 7.62mm coaxial machine gun mounted to the left of the main armament.
The new vehicle uses an 8x8 chassis with the driver and powerpack a the front and the troop's compartment at the rear. It can carry a total of 12 soldiers including commander, driver, and gunner. offers a high level of protection up to Level 4 STANAG 4569, against the firing of small arms up to 14.5mm caliber and mine explosion of 10 kg of TNT under the wheels and body of the vehicle.
The Black Widow Spider can run at a maximum speed of 100 km/h with a maximum cruise range of 600 km. The vehicle is fully amphibious being propelled in the water by two propellers mounted at the rear of the hull at a maximum speed of 8 km/h.
New Black Widow Spider 8×8 armored vehicle at the Defense Exhibition in Thailand, November 2017. (Picture source Army Recognition)
https://www.armyrecognition.com/defense_news_july_2020_global_security_army_industry/royal_thai_army_takes_delivery_of_new_black_widow_spider_8%C3%978_armored_vehicle_for_trial_tests.html | |
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Jeu 27 Aoû 2020 - 20:51 | |
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- 27/08/2020
La Thaïlande choisi l’AT-6 « Wolverine » !
La Royal Thaï Air Force (RTAF) a choisi le Beechcraft AT-6E Wolverine et le T-6C Texan II comme avion et entraîneur d'attaque léger de nouvelle génération pour venir remplacer ses actuels Pilatus PC-9. L’avion était en concurrence avec le Pilatus PC-21, le Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) Hürkus B et Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) KT-1 Wongbee. Le contrat est estimé à près de 164,3 millions de dollars.
L’AT-6 a fait la course en tête avec le PC-21. L’avion suisse a finalement perdu car ce dernier ne peut emporter d’armement et opérer en tant qu’avion de lutte antiguérillas. L'AT-6E « Wolverine » partage 85% de points communs avec le Beechcraft T-6C Texan II, et faciliterait la transition des pilotes, ainsi que les économies de coûts de pièces de rechange entre les deux plates-formes.
Deux versions pour la Thaïlande :
Selon les premières informations disponibles, la RTAF désire deux versions de l’AT-6 : soit 12 T6C (T-6) formateurs et 12 AT-6 E d’attaque au sol légers. L’avionneur Beechcraft précise que la Thaïlande désire apporter quelques modifications à son futur AT-6 E avec l'intégration du missile air-air Diehl Defence BGT Iris-T, des « armes intelligentes », l'installation d'une liaison de données Link-T et un programme de compensation pour faire fabriquer l'avion dans le pays. La dénomination en Thaïlande serait T-6C TH et AT-6 TH.
Le programme T-6 TH comprend le fabricant de cellules et d'avionique chez Textron Aviation et Lockheed Martin, le fabricant et intégrateur de systèmes thaïlandais serait Thai Aviation Industry, et RV Connex, avec la société allemande de munitions Diehl Defence BGT.
Le T-6 et l’AT-6 E « Wolverine » :
Le Beechcraft T-6C « Texan II» est la version la plus moderne disponible de la gamme T6, le cockpit comprend un Head-Up Display (HUD) couplé avec panneau de configuration Up-Front (UFCP), et Hands-On Throttle and Stick, soit le système mains sur manettes et manche. Le T-6B dispose d’une avionique avec écrans EFIS et système d’enregistrement des données de vol numérique. Le T-6 est un avion d'entraînement primaire qui permet un enseignement de base aux procédures de vol et aux instruments et permet d’effectuer les figures d’introduction à la voltige.
Le Beechcraft T-6 «Texan II» est un aéronef à turbopropulseur monomoteur construit par la Raytheon Aircraft Company (maintenant Hawker-Beechcraft). Basé sur une cellule de Pilatus PC-9.
Le T-6 est un développement du Pilatus PC-9, modifiés de manière significative par Beechcraft en vue d'entrer dans le système commun de formation primaire d'aéronef (JPATS) prévu pour les Forces aériennes américaines. Des modifications mineures ont été introduites sur la cellule d’un PC-9, mais des conflits entrer l’USAF et la Navy ont entraîné des retards et des augmentations de coûts.
L'AT-6E partage un haut degré de similitude avec le T-6A/C « Texan II » largement utilisé par l'USAF. Doté de la turbine P&W PT6A-68D, l'AT-6E offre une augmentation significative de la puissance (1600 shp contre les 1100 shp du T-6A), des améliorations structurelles et des capacités défensives, de capteurs, de communications et d'armes. Le temps de transition du T-6 à l'AT-6E est court, ce qui facilite très rapidement les aviateurs prêts à la mission. L'AT-6 a prouvé sa capacité à utiliser le réseau Airborne Extensible Relay Over-the-Horizon connu sous le nom d'AEROnet au cours de l'expérience d'attaque légère. Ce système radio air-air et air-sol assure l'interopérabilité, permettant aux militaires de partager des communications vidéo, vocales et de chat et leur donnant le commandement et le contrôle. Rien de tout cela n’est particulièrement surprenant compte tenu de l’expertise de Textron en matière d’intégration de systèmes ISR sur des plates-formes telles que le MC-12, le Scorpion et d’autres. L'AT-6E fournit une vidéo en continu et les données ISR aux opérateurs au sol (militaires ou civils), offrant une connaissance de la situation élevée avec un support aérien immédiat.
Photo : AtT6 E Wolverine @ Beechraft
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Lun 31 Aoû 2020 - 17:13 | |
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- Virus/crise économique: la Thaïlande reporte l'achat controversé de sous-marins chinois
Bangkok, 31 août 2020 (AFP) -
La Thaïlande reporte l'achat controversé de deux sous-marins chinois pour plusieurs centaines de millions d'euros face à la crise économique engendrée par l'épidémie de coronavirus et la gronde d'une partie de la jeunesse dans la rue depuis plusieurs semaines.
Face à "la pandémie et à l'inquiétude du public concernant la situation économique" Prayut Chan-O-Cha, Premier ministre et ministre de la Défense, a demandé à la marine thaïlandaise de "retarder cet achat" et de "négocier avec la Chine pour obtenir un délai" d'un an, a indiqué lundi le porte-parole du gouvernement Anucha Burapachaisri.
Le royaume, l'un des premiers pays à se porter acquéreur de sous-marins construits par Pékin, a prévu en 2015 d'en acquérir trois.
L'acquisition du premier a été finalisé en 2017 et sa livraison est prévue en 2023.
L'achat des deux autres, d'un coût de 609 millions d'euros, a été approuvé en août par une sous-commission parlementaire, une décision qui a crée un tollé dans le pays dont l'économie s'est contractée de plus de 12% au deuxième trimestre face à l'absence de touristes et à la chute des exportations.
L'achat des sous-marins suscite des critiques depuis plusieurs années, certains s'interrogeant sur leur valeur stratégique pour un pays aux eaux peu profondes et qui n'est pas impliqué, contrairement à plusieurs de ses voisins, dans les différends en mer de Chine méridionale. Leur coût, jugé exorbitant par certains observateurs, avaient aussi soulevé des questions.
L'abandon de ce contrat est l'une des revendications des étudiants qui défilent dans la rue depuis plusieurs semaines pour protester contre le gouvernement et demander une réforme de la puissante monarchie thaïlandaise.
Face à eux, les pro-monarchies s'organisent. Plus d'un millier d'entre eux se sont réunis dimanche dans un stade de Bangkok pour soutenir le roi Maha Vajiralongkorn.
https://www.marine-oceans.com/actualites/20796-virus-crise-economique-la-thailande-reporte-l-achat-controverse-de-sous-marins-chinois | |
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Lun 7 Sep 2020 - 18:51 | |
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- Royal Thai Army Plan to Buy 12 Towed Howitzer
07 September 2020
M119 105mm towed howitzer of the Royal Thai Army (photo : AAG)
On August 5, 2020, the Royal Thai Army Ordnance Department has published a document on the procurement plan of 12 light artillery calibre 105mm type 1 towed guns with automatic directional systems, gun equipment and tools, basic parts and spares parts and field-level maintenance equipment. Also factory-level maintenance parts, equipment and automatic shooting and control systems, amount 2 items, budget commitments over the year 2020-2022 amount 834,400,000 baht ($ 26,722,194) medium price source United Defense Technology Co., Ltd.
At present, the Thai Army has 22 units 105mm towed artillery such as the BAE Systems M119 patented by BAE Systems. Weapons Building Command Center National Defense Industry and Military Energy Center, NSEEP has been assembling in Thailand since the year 2006.
Before that, the Royal Thai Army had procured a 105mm towed, such as the LG1 MkII from GIAT Industries (now Nexter group), France, a total of 24 units that have been in service since the year 1996-2012 and LG1 MkI has been in service since 2011.
Including the M101A1 number 285 units that have been updated by the NSO, but have been stationed since the year 1952 also 12 units M425 and 32 units M618A2, which the NESDB created by itself in Thailand. It has been used for a long time as well.
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Lun 21 Sep 2020 - 16:36 | |
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- Thai Army Received Budget to Supply Stryker Lot 3 in 2021
21 September 2020
Stryker 8x8 armored vehilce (photo : naewna)
From the discussion reserved the amendments of the Act The 2021 budget for Agenda 2 contains data from discussion showing the procurement of 10 more Stryker wheeled vehicles from the United States in fiscal year 2021 worth 900 million baht.
The procurement of Stryker vehicles was carried out in fiscal year 2019 with 70 vehicles (47 supplied and the United States assisted by giving 23 more free), totaling 3,720 million baht. In FY2020, another 50 Stryker vehicles worth 4,515 million baht, a project that has not been postponed or budgeted due to COVID-19 and continued procurement in this fiscal year
Thus, procurement of 10 more Stryker vehicles in the fiscal year around 2021 will provide the Army with a total of 130 Stryker vehicles, or approximately 3 Panzer Infantry Battalions, based on the Stryker Brigade Combat Team (SBCT) rating. So, if the Army wants to form a complete Stryker Brigade at the actual rate, at least 192 additional Strykers will be required. It will complete the arrangement of the Stryker Brigade Combat Team rate of approximately 17,280 million baht, calculated from the Stryker price of 90 million baht per vehicle.
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Jeu 24 Sep 2020 - 21:32 | |
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- RTA Takes Delivery of the VN1 Phase 2 and the Last VT4 MBT from China
24 September 2020
VN1 8x8 APC of the RTA (photo : AAG)
A series of images that were published in Thai online social media in mid-September. 2020 that is likely to be taken at the Horse Guards Cavalry Center, Adisorn Camp, Saraburi Province. Demonstrated a number of VN1 8x8 APC (Armored Personal Carrier) vehicles transported from China to Thailand.
It is a mark that is likely to indicate that the Royal Thai Army is in the process of receiving delivery of the VN1 Phase 2 wheeled vehicle that has been ordered since the year 2019.
VN1 Phase 2 wheeled vehicle with an amount of 2,251,928,086 baht ($ 66,233,179) for the Royal Thai Army consists of 3 VN1 APC armored vehicles, 12 120mm SM4A grenade launchers, 9 units VS27 8x8 Recovery Vehicles.
12 Reconnaissance and Command Vehicles (12 VE36), 3 VN1 Ambulance vehicles and 2 maintenance vehicles, 1 maintenance vehicle, 1 mechanical equipment and 1 electrical equipment maintenance vehicle with various ammunition.
Earlier, in December 2019, the Royal Thai Army received the delivery of VN1 Phase 1 wheeled vehicles with an amount of approximately 2,300 million baht ($ 68 million) ordered to supply in the year 2017 consists of 34 VN1 APC armored vehicles, 2 VS27 recovery vehicles, 1 mechanical tool maintenance vehicle and 1 electrical equipment maintenance vehicle included. The number of vehicles ordered for the VN1 8x8 family is 75 units.
Last ten VT-4 MBT (photo : RTA)
China North Industries Corporation (Norinco), the state-owned armament manufacturer of the People's Republic of China, has released a video promoting the tests of the VN1 8x8 armored vehicle with a UW4B remote turret of the Thai Army.
Overall, weapons were tested including a 30mm machine gun, a 7.62mm co-axle machine gun, a 40mm grenade launcher and a Red Arrow 73D missile launcher in China, where Thailand was the first export customer to supply the VN1 with a remote turret though, will not also provide a tank missile launcher.
It is expected that the VN1 8x8 wheeled vehicle to enter service at the 10th Cavalry Regiment (M.K. 10), the 2nd Cavalry Regiment, the 1st Cavalry Brigade, which is understood that M.K. 10 has changed the rate from The Cavalry Battalion Reconnaissance Becomes an Armored Cavalry Battalion.
It is expected that the direct landing unit of M. 2 Gen. M.1 is the 7th Cavalry Battalion and the 12th Cavalry Battalion. The next phase of the VN1 will be delivered by M.K. 10, previously stationed in BTR-3E1 8x8 APC Ukraine.
VT-4 tank simulator (photo RTA)
As well as transporting the VN1 Phase 2 wheeled vehicle, NORINCO has also delivered the final VT4 main battle tank to Thailand. As scheduled, the car was originally scheduled for delivery in early 2020 but was postponed to September 2020 due to the coronavirus Covid-19 outbreak in China.
According to the documents of the Royal Thai Army Ordnance Department, on December 20, 2019, the Royal Thai Army plans to procure the VT4 main tank, phase 4, with an amount of 1,662,375,000 baht ($ 53,625,000) consisting of 10 units VT4 vehicles and 1 system simulator training aid.
The Royal Thai Army has organized 28 units VT4 Phase 1 in 2016, Phase 2 of 10 cars with 1 maintenance vehicle in 2017, Phase 3 number of 14 cars in the year 2018 and phase 4, number of 10 cars, totaling 62 cars, active in 6th Cavalry Battalion and 21st Cavalry Battalion 6th Cavalry Regiment The 3rd Cavalry Brigade.
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- Thailand Unveils Indigeneous 5.56mm Rifle
05 Oktober 2020
NARAC556 assault rifle (all photos : AAG)
Ministry of Defense of Thailand have acquired undisclosed number of domestic NARAC556 assault rifles manufactured by local company NARAC ARMS INDUSTRY (NRC Ammunition) under designation as MOD 963 and MOD 963 AR for 20 "and 14.5" length barrel respectively.
Office of the Permanent Secretary for Defense, Ministry of Defense, Thailand together with the private sector, NARAC ARMS INDUSTRY, Thailand and Pathumwan Institute of Technology conducted a research and development project of a standard 5.56x45mm NATO rifle, 20inch caliber, with a maximum firing range of 400m and a 5.56mm NATO assault rifle with a 14.5inch long range of firing range up to 250m.
The NARAC556 family of rifles is based on improvements from the Colt AR-15 rifle family, which is stationed in the Royal Thai Army (RTA), Thai Navy (RTN), Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) and the Royal Thai Police (RTP) in many versions such as M16A1 assault rifle, M16A2 assault rifle, M16A4 assault rifle, Colt Commando carbine (CAR-15) and M4 carbine, etc.
The NARAC556 rifle operates with a short stroke piston gas system. There is a rotary adjust the rate of fire. Barrel placed in the free-floating upper gun frame. The lower frame is standard, the AR15 family of rifles accommodate the standard 5.56mm NATO holster with a capacity of 30 rounds.
The firing lever can be adjusted in three levels: safe trigger, single shot (Semi) and mechanical fire (Auto), as well as the magazine release button and the slider release button can be controlled left and right. It is strong and durable. Can be operated in weather conditions. Light weight (2.9kg empty gun body) low recoil force
The components of the NARAC556 rifle 80 percent are in-house produced which has built a number of prototype guns 16 cylinders and passed the standard test by the Armament Standards Committee, Ministry of Defense, such as the durability of shooting more than 6,,000 rounds.
The 20 "barreled version and the 14.5" barreled version ordered by the Thai Ministry of Defense will be imported to service as the MOD 963 rifle and the MOD 963 AR assault rifle, respectively.
Expected direct units of the Thai Ministry of Defense to receive the MOD 963 family rifles, namely the Security Battalion and the Military Police, the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters (RTARFHQ).
It made it clear that with the size of the gun supply units there would not be many. But this is one of the latest efforts to support the Thai defense industry, according to the main target industry strategy 11, 'S-Curve 11'
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- RTAF Reveals Images of F-5TH Super Tigris Firing an IRIS-T Missile
04 November 2020
Firing of IRIS-T missile from RTAF F-5E/F Tigris (photos : RTAF)
A 7-minute video presentation of the implementation of the urgent policy of the Minister of Defense of the Thai Air Force 2021 of the Royal Thai Air Force published on Youtube On 2 November 2020.
Has disclosed the latest progress of the project to develop and improve the capability of the aircraft in service according to the Purchase and Development policy published in the Royal Thai Air Force White Paper 2020.
The first is a project to modernize the fighter aircraft Northop F-5E /F-5F Tiger II, 111 Squadron, 21 Ubon Ratchathani Airborne Division, 14 aircraft as F-5TH Super Tigris by Elbit System Company Israel and Thai Aviation Industries (TAI) Thailand.
For the first time integrating a near-range air-to-air missile, Diehl IRIS-T, Germany, and an F-5 fighter jet.
The Royal Thai Air Force's latest publicity video revealed the live test firing of the IRIS-T air-to-air missile at the wing-tip weapon district of the upgraded F-5TH Super Tigris fighter.
The IRIS-T will work with the DASH IV display pilot helmet for the F-5E / F Super Tigris and will be the primary short-range air-to-air missile for Royal Thai Air Force fighters in accordance with common policy.
The latest videos also revealed the F-5E Super Tigris took off from the runway, equipped with two Israeli 500lbs Elbit Systems LIZARD III laser-guided bombs at the armament under the double outer wing with two IRIS-T missiles at each wing-tip weapon district
Under the renovation, the Super Tigris project will include the integration of the Rafael Litening III Israel targeting bulb, the Rafael Sky Shield Israel electronic war bulb, and the link-TH Datalink linkage developed in Thailand.
The Israeli Rafael I-Derby Rafael I-Derby is another weapon system that will be integrated into the F-fighters Improved 5E/F Super Tigris.
That will provide capabilities similar to the Raytheon AIM-120 AMRAAM (Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile) that is equipped with a 4.5 generation fighter aircraft Saab Gripen C/D Squadron 701, Wing 7 Surat Thani.
The video also revealed the actual firing of the near-range air-to-air missile Raytheon AIM-9 Sidewinder from the wing-tip weapon district of the fighter jet and training the Royal Thai Air Force KAI T-50TH Squadron 401 Airborne Division 4 Takhli.
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L'armée royale thaïlandaise prend livraison des systèmes de missiles antichars israéliens Rafael SPIKE MR
Selon un communiqué de presse publié le 28 décembre 2020, la société israélienne Rafael Advanced Defence Systems Ltd. annonce que l'Armée royale thaïlandaise (RTA) a récemment reçu un approvisionnement en missiles et lanceurs antichar SPIKE MR de Rafael suite à l'acquisition du missile. système plus tôt cette année.
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Euro-Spike MR missile antichar sur l'affichage pendant les Forces de défense finlandaises 2014 Journée du drapeau à Lappeenranta Rakuunanmäki. (Source de l'image Wikimedia)
La RTA (Royal Thai Army) a sélectionné la variante SPIKE MR (Medium Range) après un processus d'évaluation et s'est procuré son premier lot de missiles et de lanceurs destinés à sa 6e division d'infanterie.
SPIKE MR est un missile électro-optique Fire & Forget avec une portée de tir maximale de 2,5 km. Il fait partie de la famille de missiles SPIKE plus large, qui se compose de cinq variantes (SR, MR, LR2, ER2, NLOS) de missiles électro-optiques, polyvalents et multi-plateformes, avec des portées allant jusqu'à 32 km -update capacités. À ce jour, SPIKE a été vendu à 35 pays, dont 19 pays de l'OTAN, avec plus de 33 000 missiles déjà fournis et plus de 6 000 tirés lors de tests et au combat. Les missiles SPIKE ont été intégrés sur 45 plates-formes de véhicules, d'hélicoptères et navales différentes.
M. Roman Palarya, directeur du marketing et du développement commercial à la direction des systèmes d'armes tactiques de précision de Rafael: "Nous sommes très fiers que l'armée royale thaïlandaise ait choisi le missile SPIKE. SPIKE est utilisé en Asie depuis plus de 20 ans, et le la sélection du missile SPIKE par le RTA renforce la base d'utilisateurs de missiles SPIKE en Asie. "
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| | Sujet: Re: Armée Thailandaise/Royal Thai Armed Forces Lun 4 Jan 2021 - 20:54 | |
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- Two RTAF H135 Trainer Helicopter Conducted Flight Test
04 Januari 2021
Royal Thai Air Force's 2 of 6 new Airbus Helicopters H135 trainers was spotted during thier flying at Ingolstadt Manching airport, Germany
(photo : Martin Tietz)
On 20 November 2020 two Airbus Helicopters H135 helicopters, gray-white with Thai characters 'Royal Thai Air Force' registered D-HECC and D-HCBO conducted a test flight at Ingolstadt Manching airport in Germany.
This is likely to be a sign that the first flight of two H135 training helicopters of six that the Royal Thai Air Force has signed a contract for procurement in the amount 1,327,791,100 baht ($ 43,353,707).
It is expected that the H135 will be delivered into service at the 202 Squadron, Wing 2, Khok Krathiam, Lopburi Province in the year 2021.
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