Exercise Phoenix Express 2010

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NAPLES, Italy - Moroccan Navy Mostapha El Alami, chief of division naval intelligence, security and defense (left), reviews the minutes from Moroccan and U. S. Naval staff talks alongside Captain Mike Fierro, deputy director of policy, resources, and strategy (right), at the headquarters of Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa/Commander, U. S. Sixth Fleet in Capodichino, Italy, October 21, 2009. The talks reviewed plans and commitments made by both the Moroccan and U.S. Navies for the next year. The Moroccan Navy has become a growing and important partner with the U.S. Navy in Europe and Africa and has been a major participant in the U.S. Navy-led multi-country exercise Phoenix Express, as well as a recent joint maritime law enforcement operation held in July. (U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Gary Keen)

Younes a écrit:

Les Italiens e espagnols ont des vraies armes, et nous du plastique ou rien on fait juste le geste de l'arme

Le plastique c est des armes d'exercice qui tirent en vrai, et les notres ont des M-16A4 meme les Marines n'ont pas cette arme.

Les notres


Les algeriens


Aujourdhui les navires sont sortis en mer les photos vont suivre en fin de soirée ou demain inchallah

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Phoenix Express 2010 Gets Underway


By Petty Officer 2nd Class Electa Berass,
Phoenix Express 2010 Public Affairs

USS GUNSTON HALL, At Sea – The second phase of exercise Phoenix Express 2010 began after the successful completion of the in port segment of the exercise in Souda Bay, Greece, on May 24.

Participants from 17 countries are taking part in both phases of PE10, including Algeria, Greece, Italy, Morocco, Portugal, Senegal, Spain, Turkey and the United States.

"The in port portion was the training phase, where we have a chance to hone our skills and began aligning ourselves as a team" said Lt. William Phillips, the 6th Fleet assessment analyst for PE10. "The at sea portion is the execution part – where we get a chance to utilize our skills to use in controlled operational environment."

Maritime Interdiction Operations will be a large focus of the exercise while underway. Forces from the different countries will also conduct drills for search and rescue, medical training, Maritime Domain Awareness and Automatic Identification System. Participants will also enhance their techniques, tactics and procedures during Visit Board Search and Seizure drills.

A combined effort from the coalition of maritime forces will enable members to work together on various exercises designed to enhance security in the region. These exercises allow foreign militaries the opportunity to become more acclimated in conducting boardings on their own more efficiently.

PE10 is a two-week exercise designed to strengthen maritime partnerships and enhance stability in the region through increased interoperability and cooperation among partners from Africa, Europe and United States

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Les Italiens e espagnols ont des vraies armes, et nous du plastique ou rien on fait juste le geste de l'arme

t'as pas vu les croats alors :

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MEDITERRANEAN SEA - Doctors and nurses from the Moroccan Navy observe Special Operations Combat Medic Staff Sergeant Adam Bagley as he demonstrates emergency trauma bandaging techniques on Petty Officer 2nd Class Patrick J. Richards aboard USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) during exercise Phoenix Express 2010 (PE10), May 24, 2010. PE-10 is a two-week exercise designed to strengthen maritime partnerships and enhance stability in the region through increased interoperability and cooperation among partners from Africa, Europe, and the United States. (U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Felicito Rustique)

Africom

c'est pas des marocains sur la photo parce qu'il y'a écrit "البحرية الوطنية" "la marine nationale" en arabe donc ce sont soit des algériens ou tunisiens je pense.

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80 officiers et techniciens de 16 nationalités prennent part au Maroc à un exercice aéronaval multinational

Rabat- Sur Hautes Instructions de Sa Majesté le Roi, Chef Suprême et Chef d'Etat-Major Général des Forces Armées Royales, et dans le cadre des exercices maritimes conjoints entre la Marine Royale et le Centre d'Observation Maritime Combinée (COMC), 80 officiers et techniciens de 16 nationalités différentes sont actuellement au Royaume pour participer à l'exercice aéronaval multinational baptisé "Phoenix Express 10", qui aura lieu à Kenitra et durera jusqu'au 02 juin prochain.
La Marine Royale participe à cet exercice avec une frégate (Classe MDV), un hélicoptère embarqué (type Panther), une équipe médicale ainsi qu'une équipe commando de l'Ecole de Plongée, spécialisée dans les opérations d'interdictions maritimes (appelée communément équipe MIO), précise un communiqué de l'Etat Major général des Forces Armées Royales.
Cet exercice aéronaval multinational est le premier du genre organisé dans un pays de la rive Sud Méditerranée, précise la même source.
A signaler que la Marine Royale a déjà assuré, durant les deux dernières éditions de l'exercice, les fonctions de commandant du groupe d'attaque et de recherche (SAG Commander).
"Phoenix Express 10" permettra aux marines participantes, de rehausser le niveau d'entrainement de leur personnel et de développer leur interopérabilité pour faire face aux menaces multiformes et transfrontalières actuelles.
Cet exercice s'affirme également comme un modèle idéal dans un contexte géopolitique méditerranéen favorable au rapprochement et à la mise en place de dynamiques communes de développement et de sécurité, ajoute la même source.

MAP

selon des sources italienne, 20 nations avec 12 navires participe dans cet exercice, avec des aéronefs, fusiliers marins ainsi qu'un staff internationnale de coordination et de controle est à actuellement au Maroc sous le commandement US !

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Gunston Hall Sailor Ensures Success for Phoenix Express

USS GUNSTON HALL, At Sea (NNS) -- A division officer for USS Gunston Hall's (LSD 44) Machinery division played a key role in the success of Phoenix Express 2010 (PE10) as a liaison and trainer to three countries while in the Mediterranean Sea May 26.

Ensign Brendan Hamm was selected to support and coordinate the maritime interdiction operations (MIO) teams aboard Gunston Hall.

His task was to keep in close contact with the maritime training team leaders from Morocco, Tunisia and Senegal and to keep the lines of communication open.

"I've been organizing the boarding teams with the foreign officer," said Hamm. "I've been acting as a liaison officer going back and forth between those involved to make sure everyone is up to speed."

One part of Hamm's mission was to spend time with each team before the start of operations. He also spent time with the team leader during the exercise monitoring the team's progress from the bridge of the Gunston Hall.

MIO teams practiced their visit, board, search and seizure (VBSS) skills, and Hamm ensured that the three teams were provided with the correct supplies to perform VBSS operations. He coordinated providing tactical gear and organized the use of small boats with deck department.

"He's very good at it," said Lt. Kathryn Wijnaldum, Gunston Hall's first lieutenant. "He was pulled off the watch bill at the last minute and has been doing a fabulous job."

Hamm organized numerous drills daily for the MIO teams.

"Everyone did a really good job on such short notice," said Hamm. "I feel like we made an accomplishment."

All of the countries worked together to make the training a success.

"Everybody is getting along and learning from each other," said Hamm. "Any time you get this many countries working together, it's progress."

The implementation of the training while underway was based on the lessons learned in port at Souda Bay, Greece.

"I had a good time in port on the training ship preparing for what we're doing out here now," said Hamm.

The phases in port and at sea make up the whole PE10 exercises, which is a two-week long exercise designed to strengthen partnerships and enhance maritime security in the Mediterranean Sea among partners from Africa, Europe and the United States.

Corvette italienne Comandante Foscari (P-493) avec son AB212


Frégate portugaise Bartolomeu Dias (F-333) avec son Lynx MK-95


Corvette espagnole Infanta Elena (P-76)

rmaf a écrit:

Younes a écrit:

Les Italiens e espagnols ont des vraies armes, et nous du plastique ou rien on fait juste le geste de l'arme

Le plastique c est des armes d'exercice qui tirent en vrai, et les notres ont des M-16A4 meme les Marines n'ont pas cette arme.

tu en es sur rmaf ?! je ne pense vraiment pas franchement, vu qu'on a pu voir des photos de GI's de l'USMC a fallouja et autres villes irakiennes avec vraisemblablement des M-16 A4, de plus il est bien connu que l'armée americaine n'utilise plus le M-16 sous toutes ses versions, a part pour le personels non combattant (les femmes, sécurités des bases, ...) les américains preferent de loin le Colt M-4 !!

L’école de plongée de la Marine Royale !!!

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