Armée Israélienne / Israel Defense Forces (IDF)

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Le hezbollah a confirmé que le drone lui appartenait et qu'il était de fabrication iranienne,je pense que c'est une provocation délibéré visant a crée une guerre ou du moin une escalade de quelques jours pour faire une diversion par rapport a la guerre en syrie et la crise économique que connait l'iran du aux sanctions.

Est-il envisagé une quelconque réaction de la part de votre armée ?

L'armée a envoyé des avions et des hélicoptères survolés le liban et simuler des raids,rien de plus.
nous ne sommes pas tombés dans leurs pièges(hezbollah+iran+syrie) déjà qu'ils ont pas réussie déclencher une guerre avec la turquie,c'est pas nous qui allons leurs fournir des excuses.

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New Missiles for Antitank Brigades

IDF antitank brigades to soon part with the TOW ('Orev') missile, and a new advanced missile will enter use in the coming years

The TOW antitank missiles, named Orev by the IDF, will soon stop being used by regular IDF forces, and will be replaced by newer missiles in the coming years.

Work has been underway at the bureau of the IDF's Chief Infantry Officer to examine replacement weaponry since the Second Lebanon War, when TOW missiles were not used and the need arose for more relevant battlefield weaponry.

The IDF Ground Forces antitank battalion layout consists of four teams: three teams utilizing the Orev missile and named for it, and one team that uses the Rafael-produced Gil missile. The three Orev teams will now begin using Gil missiles, and will later be equipped with a new light missile that is currently being examined and tested.

In the meanwhile, the antitank battalion layout fighters will be equipped with a new launcher, which will give them better observation capabilities, and helping the fighters aim in

an improved manner.

http://www.israeldefense.com

MAATAWI a écrit:

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New Missiles for Antitank Brigades

IDF antitank brigades to soon part with the TOW ('Orev') missile, and a new advanced missile will enter use in the coming years

The TOW antitank missiles, named Orev by the IDF, will soon stop being used by regular IDF forces, and will be replaced by newer missiles in the coming years.

Work has been underway at the bureau of the IDF's Chief Infantry Officer to examine replacement weaponry since the Second Lebanon War, when TOW missiles were not used and the need arose for more relevant battlefield weaponry.

The IDF Ground Forces antitank battalion layout consists of four teams: three teams utilizing the Orev missile and named for it, and one team that uses the Rafael-produced Gil missile. The three Orev teams will now begin using Gil missiles, and will later be equipped with a new light missile that is currently being examined and tested.

In the meanwhile, the antitank battalion layout fighters will be equipped with a new launcher, which will give them better observation capabilities, and helping the fighters aim in

an improved manner.

http://www.israeldefense.com

Apres ce retrait du Tow de l'armée de terre,a terme le Tow ne restera en fonction que dans l'armée de l'air,et encore ses jours sont comptés.

Des dessins pour changer.

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IAF squadrons to close due to budget cuts

‘This is just the beginning,’ a senior Defense Ministry official warns



IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz announced Tuesday the closure of several air force squadrons as part of cuts to the defense budget approved by the Cabinet in May.

One jet fighter squadron will be completely shut down, while two others are to be combined into one. The announcement caused an “uproar” among air force personnel, according to a Channel 2 report.


According to Channel 10, all of the squadrons employed aging planes and were scheduled to be cut in several years’ time anyway, due to high operation costs.

“This is just the beginning,” a senior Defense Ministry official warned Tuesday. “We must stop burying our heads in the sand. The public does not understand that we are facing an earthquake,” he said, adding that the 2013 and 2014 defense budgets face a combined cut of nearly 8 billion shekels ($2.2 billion).

The IDF is “prepared and determined to carry out its tasks and to continue to maintain the security of Israeli citizens,” an IDF spokesman said in response to the closure announcement. The military has recently completed a multi-year plan looking at the range of contemporary regional challenges, whose budget is “built according to constraints defined by the political leadership,” the spokesman said.

In May, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political-security cabinet approved his proposal to trim NIS 3 billion (some $820 million) from the 2013 defense budget. The Finance Ministry had initially asked for a NIS 4-billion shekel defense cut.

As a result, in early June Chief of Staff Gantz announced that operational activity for reserve forces would be canceled for the remainder of the year.

General training is also expected to be cut back significantly. Infantry and armored reserve formations will enjoy budgetary priority and will continue to train, whereas other combat reserve units will only perform basic exercises.

The cuts will also be felt in active-duty formations. Training for combat engineering, artillery, and Home Front units will be scaled back dramatically. In addition, all scheduled General Staff training exercises will be cancelled.

Educational, cultural, and recreational activities in the IDF will also be minimized. More cuts are expected in the coming years. Reserve brigades will likely be closed, and thousands of career officers will be laid off.

In May, Gantz said the army would have to adapt to changing financial constraints. “Because of budgetary cuts,” he said, “we will have to change the way we maintain our skills and our readiness in the reserves. It is important you know that, going forward, despite the difficulties in the budget, we will maintain our skills.”

On Sunday, air force flights were grounded after an F-16I jet plane crashed into the sea off the coast of Gaza during a training mission.

The pilot and navigator succeeded in safely ejecting from the aircraft before it hit the water. They were later rescued by the air force’s 669 search and rescue unit and were airlifted to Tel Hashomer Hospital outside Tel Aviv where they underwent medical inspections. They were later released in good condition. Parts of the plane were recovered.

http://www.timesofisrael.com

du jamais vu ca dans l´IDF  
les revolutions/coups ont affaibli les adversaires potentiels et la crise socio-economique justifie les coupes.

 

Entrainement sur simulateur de tirs pour armes légères


Camera embarqué a bord d'un Magach 7

F-16C du 117 escadron

Test d'essai réussi pour un système de propulsion de missile a longue portée.
http://www.jpost.com/Defense/Israel-successfully-launches-rocket-from-Palmachim

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Israeli army is planning to sell second-hands Merkava main battle tanks and F-16 fighter aircraft

Israel's military is planning to hold a bargain basement sale of aircraft, tanks and navy missile ships that are being made redundant under a revolutionary, multiyear program to restructure the Jewish state's armed forces to meet new challenges.


Tuesday, July 16, 2013 11:19 AM


http://www.armyrecognition.com/july_2013_news_defence_security_industry_military/index.php

Soldats en poste sur le golan.

Le Tanin au Danemark

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IDF purposely downs own UAV near Egypt border due to malfunction


Troops flying the Hermes 450-type drone noticed the malfunction during an operation and decided to perform a controlled crash on Israeli territory.

The Israel Defense Forces purposely crashed its own drone on Sunday evening after the aircraft displayed signs of a technical malfunction.


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haaretz.com

l'armée va prochainement s'equipé de simulateur pour les chars Merkava 2,3,4.

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New Simulator for Training Merkava Tank Drivers

The simulator will allow for exercising various scenarios, including overturning and combat in built up areas, and will help cut costs and improve the quality of training

A new, advanced simulator will assist in the training of Merkava tank drivers, and will make it possible to exercise a variety of scenarios, such as overturning and combat in built up areas. The IDF hopes to have the simulator enter operational use by the middle of 2014, cutting costs and significantly improving the quality of instruction.

The system in the simulator will fully simulate the driver's compartment of the Merkava 2, Merkava 3, and Merkava 4 tanks. It will include a virtual display of various situations such as built up areas and regions like the Golan Heights, the Negev and more, and it will be possible to use the simulator to perform activities that cannot be done in field training. There is no trainer for instructing tank driving today, and the simulator is expected to be used for training at the IDF's Shizafon base as well as for preserving the capabilities of reserve drivers. It will also make it possible to exercise situations involving overturning, backsliding, and malfunctions.

In the recent period, there has been a trend in the IDF to introduce the use of more trainers in order to cut costs and improve the quality of training. With the new trainer, drivers will be able to "drive" for many kilometers at no cost.

Israeldefense

Entrainement sur la base d'Elyakim (urbain/montagne/sous-terrain/foret)

Namer + infanterie

Merkava au Golan

NLOS et ER

Un Dolphin devant Tel Aviv.

Reservistes

Juniper Stallion 13 a commencé hier (21/07/13) aux menu deux semaines de combat aérien et de simulation de bombardement .

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 Communiqué officiel : un exercice aérien conjoint entre Tsahal et l’EUCOM débutera demain (21/07/2013)

Demain matin (21/07/2013), le Commandement des forces des Etats-Unis en Europe (EUCOM) et Tsahal commenceront "Juniper Stallion 13", un exercice aérien conjoint qui se tient entre les Etats-Unis et les forces aériennes israéliennes.

L'exercice durera environ deux semaines et fait partie des formations régulières entre les deux nations.

"Juniper Stallion 13" est un exercice conjoint combiné, mettant en pratique les avions F-15/F-16, destiné à améliorer l'interopérabilité et la coopération entre les Etats-Unis et les forces aériennes israéliennes. "JS13" est un exercice annuel qui est prévu depuis plus d'un an.

Ci-joint les images du déploiement de l’exercice prises le mercredi 17 Juillet 2013.





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