Armée Mauritanienne

Rappel du premier message :

photos de ce que posséde la marine mauritanienne :
classe aboubakr ben amer

Spoiler:

kingrim a écrit:

la photo ne s'affiche pas  

edité

Gendarmerie National   

 

je ne sais pas pourquoi mes photos ne s'affichent pas

faut pas poster ca

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lien FB donc soit le poster en lien
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=507605869300968&set=a.507604502634438.1073741832.497412713653617&type=1&theater
ou copier l´adresse de l´image dans la page,dans ce cas

Je ne sais pas si cela a été évoquer mais l'armée mauritanienne a son propre website...

http://www.armee.mr/fr/

un nouveau patrouilleur chinois pour la Mauritanie

Z-9

salam le cessna 208 5T M A F



SKYVAN Edit est insère l’image

Salam.
Il est furtif ou bien mon terminal n'arrive pas à l'afficher?
Je ne vois rien?

VOIR LA VIDEO A LA PAGE 11.SVP

doc interessant sur ce pays et l'armée

Citation :

Mauritanian Navy OPVs under construction



The Mauritanian Navy has unveiled a five-year naval forces development plan which includes the acquisition of two 60 metre offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) and an undisclosed number of mid-sized vessels to secure the country's 754km long Atlantic Ocean coastline.

According to IHS Jane’s, the government also wants to set up three new marine forces companies as the country moves to tighten its maritime boundaries and conduct effective patrols within the 235 000 square kilometre Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

Unveiling the plan during a naval ceremony which at the Nouadhibou naval base, Marines Mauritanie Commander Admiral Isselkou Ould Cheik el-Weli said the two OPVs were already under construction. However, he did not disclose which company or country was contracted to build the vessels.

The navy is seeking to boost its patrol fleet from an estimated 10 patrol and coastal craft which include the flag-ship “Liman el Hadrami” P-601, a Huang Class offshore patrol vessel donated by the Chinese government in 2008.

The small navy’s limited air support capacity has been boosted by the donation of two Airbus Military C212-200 maritime patrol aircraft, suited for search and rescue (SAR) missions, by the Spanish government between 2008 and 2011.

Marines Mauritanie operates from two bases - one in the capital Nouakchott and another in the coastal town of Nouadhibou. It currently employs up to 650 seamen including a naval infantry division and is set to benefit from the formation of three new marine corps companies.

The navy is struggling with a host of maritime crimes which include swells of rickety, overloaded boats transporting African illegal immigrants through its maritime domain en route to Spain.

Because of its porous land and sea borders, Mauritania also faces serious problems of trans-Atlantic drug trafficking, arms trafficking and goods smuggling by organised crime syndicates, some with alleged links to the financing of terrorist militias in North and North-West Africa.

Of late, the Marines Mauritanie has benefitted from US-led international naval security training partnerships such as the annual Saharan Express exercise in which regional naval forces are trained in counter-narcotics trafficking and counter-proliferation operations.

In February this year, marines from the Italian-based Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Africa trained the Mauritanian naval infantry's “Fusiliers Marins” group on basic infantry skills, marksmanship and small boat operations, basic patrol skills, first aid, medical training as well as mission planning for leadership.

Apart from Saharan Express, which seeks to develop and strengthen the capabilities of African navies in controlling their territorial waters, Mauritania also participates in other regional US Army-run programmes which include Exercise Flintlock and Exercise Obangame Express.

http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=35057:mauritanian-navy-opvs-under-construction&catid=51:Sea&Itemid=106

Citation :

Mauritania turns DC-3 into surveillance aircraft

 Jeremy Binnie, London   - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly

20 June 2014
   

A still from footage broadcast by France 24's Arabic channel shows the new EO turret installed on Mauritania's BT-67. Source: France 24

The Mauritanian Islamic Air Force (FAIM) has increased its ability to monitor the country's vast, sparsely populated territory by upgrading its Basler Turbo BT-67 with an electro-optical (EO) turret and associated mission systems so it can carry out surveillance as well as transport duties.

The upgraded aircraft featured in a news package broadcast by the France 24's Arabic channel, which included footage of the aircraft taking off from Nouakchott International Airport and carrying out a surveillance mission over Assaba, more than 500 km to the southeast, on 21 May.

The crew said the images from the sensor turret can be sent directly to mobile telephones carried by special forces so they can respond rapidly.

The BT-67 is a refurbished DC-3 acquired by the FAIM in 1999. The US Department of State Air Wing operates at least one BT-67 that has been similarly upgraded with an under-nose FLIR Systems Star SAFIRE turret. FLIR Systems told IHS Jane's that it has not provided sensors for the Mauritanian BT-67.

L-3 Wescam said it had delivered two MX-15 sensor turrets to Mauritania, but these had been fitted to Cessna 208 Caravan aircraft. Although the FAIM was not previously known to operate Caravans, it is possible that one unit could have been moved to the BT-67 in-country.

The FAIM also operates Embraer EMB-314 Super Tucanos that are equipped with Star SAFIRE III turrets, according to FLIR Systems, but the BT-67 has a significantly longer endurance than these light attack aircraft.

http://www.janes.com/article/39801/mauritania-turns-dc-3-into-surveillance-aircraft

fms programmé longtemps
https://far-maroc.forumpro.fr/t2646p135-armee-mauritanienne#297011

5T M A F et le 5T MAG