Armée Israélienne / Israel Defense Forces (IDF)

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ils sont tres modifiés les Apaches de l'IDF,question
qu'es ce que c'est les deux demi boules sur les moignons d'ailes?

Citation :

Israeli Apache Helicopter to Receive Monitoring System


The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has decided to install a new system on its Python Apache helicopters that will warn pilots about possible system failures in real-time.
The new system, named Helicopter Health, will send warning signals in real-time about any internal systems problems.
The new tool, which is currently in its final testing phases and is expected to become operational soon, will minimise the risk of helicopter crashes.
The IAF currently has a number of sensors installed on the Python Apache helicopters that can measure temperatures, turbulence and acceleration.
The system, developed by the Israeli LSR company, can process the data and send real-time notifications on the status of the different components.

airforce-technology

Fremo a écrit:

Tsahal ... Ami de l'environement

En fait ca dépend pour qui :

http://www.la-croix.com/article/index.jsp?docId=2278125&rubId=4077

http://www.hns-info.net/spip.php?article16807

http://www.xs4all.nl/~stgvisie/VISIE/dimona.html

http://www.mondialisation.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=18193

Que des sources anti-israeliennes vive la credibilité,mais qu'en est t'il des eaux usées que les palestiniens reverse délibérement en israel? chut chut personne n'en parle......

A la fois si les D9 et merkava n'avaient pas défonce les canalisations ,ils seraient pas oblige de les déverser...

PGM a écrit:

A la fois si les D9 et merkava n'avaient pas défonce les canalisations ,ils seraient pas oblige de les déverser...

Toujours des excuses,mais les faits dont je parle n'ont rien a voir avec la guerre vue que cela a commencer bien avant l'intifada....

Dans le cadre du renfort de la logistique Tsahal equipe ces unités blindés de remorques fabriqué chez Urdan

Des remorques pour chars de combat, c'est la première fois que je vois ça

En voila une qui aime s'envoyer en l'air premiére femme pilote israelienne a servir sur F-16I




et vasy que j'astique le manche....du F-16 biensur

Une petite serie sur l'armée de l'air

j´aimerai bien la voir dans un dog...fight notre female pilote
belle serie de xnir comme tjs,il a eu quoi le pilote en last pic?

Yakuza a écrit:

j´aimerai bien la voir dans un dog...fight notre female pilote
belle serie de xnir comme tjs,il a eu quoi le pilote en last pic?

Le pilote n'a rien,il s'agit d'un exercice entre F-16I et F-15I qui a eu lieu y'a deux jours,je pense que l'ambulance est la pour simulé le crash du F-16 et pratiqué une intervention d'urgence.
Je posterai plus tard la suite de l'exercice.

Citation :

Israel seen as prime cyberattack suspect

by Staff Writers
Tel Aviv, Israel (UPI) Oct 28, 2010
Iran and others suspect Israel was behind the so-called Stuxnet computer worm that hit the Islamic Republic's Bushehr nuclear plant and industrial targets in early September.
The perpetrators may never be identified. But with little fanfare Israel, through Unit 8200 of Military Intelligence, has become a world leader in cyberwarfare, and is also desperate to cripple Iran's nuclear program.

The United States, whose high-tech, heavily automated economic and security sectors are highly vulnerable to cyberattack, has also been devoting much time and treasure to develop a cyberwar capability.

Both are also thought to be conducting covert operations aimed at disrupting the Iran's nuclear project, including luring scientists into defecting or assassinating them.

Israel, which due to its geographical proximity to Iran views a nuclear-armed Tehran regime as an existential threat, arguably has a greater incentive to do so.

The Iranians, obviously, are extremely tight-lipped about their nuclear program. But word has leaked out of mysterious explosions and technical failures that appear to have set back the program.

One explanation for these events has been that U.S. intelligence services had penetrated Tehran's clandestine network that procures components for the nuclear program that resulted in Iran receiving sabotaged equipment that broke down.

However, the Stuxnet epidemic now suggests these may have been result of cyberattacks.

Iran has said some 45,000 industrial units were struck by the Stuxnet malware in September, although Western information technology experts suspect the scale of the disruption in Iran was far greater. It's not clear whether Iranian military command centers were affected.

Iran's recent nuclear reverses apparently have centered largely on its ability to enrich uranium, a vital process that produces weapons grade material.

In May 2009, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the U.N. nuclear watchdog, reported that Iran had 4,920 operational centrifuges to enrich the uranium. A year later, the agency said the number had fallen to 3,936, a 20 percent drop.

A month after the Stuxnet attack became known, Iran's intelligence minister, Haydar Moslehi, said Oct. 3 authorities had arrested several "spies" involved in efforts to sabotage the nuclear program.

The Iranian government had sought to downplay the significance of the cyberattack but the reported arrests indicate the regime was more alarmed than it cared to admit.

In the aftermath of the Stuxnet rampage, there have been unconfirmed reports in Israel that Iran's computer experts haven't been able to defeat the worm.

According to these reports, Tehran has been secretly contacting computer security specialists in Western and Eastern Europe with offers of hefty fees to exorcise the worm from Iran's systems.

If that's true, then Tehran should expect further cyberattacks and should be greatly concerned that its ballistic missile program could be targeted as well, along with its military command-and-control centers.

"Creating such a program, which targets a specific Siemens software system controlling automated activity in large industrial facilities, would have required a large team with experience and actionable intelligence," says the U.S. global security consultancy Stratfor.

"If a national intelligence agency in fact targeted Iranian nuclear facilities, this would mean the first deployment of a cyberweapon reported on in the media."

Israel's highly secret cyberwar program is run by Unit 8200. It has a strength of several thousand soldiers, making it Israel's largest army unit.

It compares with the U.S. National Security Agency, which conducts global electronic surveillance and is arguably the most sensitive agency in the Western intelligence establishment.

Unit 8200's main center is hidden deep in the Negev Desert in southern Israel near the biblical city of Beersheba. Its work in developing cyberwar capabilities is shrouded in secrecy.

But no less a figure than the chief of Military Intelligence, Maj. Gen. Amos Yadlin, noted at a Tel Aviv symposium in February that Israel is becoming a world leader in cyberwarfare.

It was the first time this issue had been discussed in public and perhaps indicated Israel had something up its sleeve. Yadlin declared enthusiastically, "Cyberspace grants small countries and individuals a power that was heretofore the preserve of great states."

Source:Spacewar

Tiens Yakuza voila la suite

Avez vous une idée de l'avion us que pilote ce pilote israelien?

Un F-5.

Exercice de la dca israelienne,hier.

GlaivedeSion a écrit:

Avez vous une idée de l'avion us que pilote ce pilote israelien?

comme Rafi
un T-38 je dirais vu la forme de l'appuie tête et des couleurs de l'avion

Moi,j'opte pour un T-38.

Voici une trés belle video d'un drone heron loué a l"us southcom qui l'utilise au salvador dans le cadre de la lutte contre le narco-traffic,on peut voir le fonctionnement de la satcom.

Zut,je me suis tromper de topic,pensez vous qu'il est possible de deplacer ma précédente intervention dans le topic de l'economie,armements,coopération...d'israel? merci aux moderateurs.

c'est fait

Merci,a toi Viper je ferai attention la prochaine fois.

Citation :

Interception d'un navire naviguant dans les eaux territoriales israéliennes
La marine israélienne a intercepté un navire en provenace du Liban qui avait pénétré dans les eaux territoriales israéliennes. Un passager a declaré vouloir rejoindre l'Egypte via les eaux israéliennes. L'homme a été reconduit au port de Haïfa.
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