Armée Egyptienne/Egyptian Armed Forces

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Grosse propagande Égyptienne  

3 F16C et 1 F16D en livraison pour l'Egypte, photo prise le 13-04-13 à Lajes ... L'autre F16 est un ex-USAF destiné à la HAF

Intervention des forces spéciale anti-stpupefiant.

Les forces égyptiennes se dirigent vers l'Arabie saoudite pur participer à l'exercice bilatéral "Tabouk 3"

Concernant l'achat des 10 ANKA, les derniers détails sont vus avant la signature finale entre TAI et l'Egypte.

Le contrat devrait être signé fin juin selon l'article.

Apparemment, l'ordinateur de bord sera développé conjointement avec les Egyptiens, certaines pièces viendront d'Egypte mais le tout sera assemblé chez TAI. (On parle d'Arabie Saoudite et de Lybie comme autre clients potentiels).

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TAI’nin geliştirdiği insansız hava aracı ANKA’nın ilk yurtdışı müşterisi Mısır olacak. Toplam 10 uçaklık pakette anlaşma için halen detay görüşmelerinin yapıldığını belirten TAI Genel Müdürü Muharrem Dörtkaşlı, “Anlaşmanın önümüzde imzalanacak. Projede Mısır’la ortak çalışacağız. ANKA için birlikte görev bilgisayarı ve yazılım hazırlayacağız” dedi.
Mısır’da imal edilecek parçaların Ankara’daki TAI tesislerine geleceğini belirten Dörtkaşlı, bu projede 1950’lerden sonra ilk defa Türk mühendislerinin geliştirdiği bir hava aracı ihraç edilecek. Mısır’ın ardından ANKA’ya Suudi Arabistan ve Libya’dan da ilgi var” diye konuştu.

http://kokpit.aero/anka-misir-satisi

Cela confirme les rumeurs, les deux pays sont intéressés par l'ANKA. On doit coopérer beaucoup plus avec les pays musulmans sur des projets conjoints de ce type.

Arrivée des M1 au Royaume.

Lancement des Exercices Tabouk 3 qui vont durer 14jours avec l'appui logistique des 2 navires de soutiens de la marine égyptienne, Halaïb et Shalateine des ex-ravitailleurs allemands.

Inspection de la 9° Division Blindée ... une petite armée complète


Adil Imam avec des soldats de la Division

un peu d'histoire...sur les pilotes égyptiens

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Egypt set to sign Anka UAV contract in June

Turkish Aerospace Industries expects to finalise a contract with a first export customer for its Anka (Phoenix) unmanned air vehicle during June, with Egypt due to sign for 10 of the aircraft.

"For Anka, we will develop the mission computer and software with Egypt. Also, Egypt will produce parts for its Ankas," TAI general manager Muharrem Dortkasli said during the International Defence Industry Fair (IDEF) in Istanbul. "Anka has got a deep interest from the Middle East. We believe more orders will come soon," he added.

A medium-altitude, long-endurance design equipped with an electro-optical/infrared sensor supplied by Aselsan, the Anka secured certification from Turkey's undersecretary of defence industries during the show.

TAI is also working on the development of a turboprop-engined version of the Anka, with this to have its payload capacity increased by 50%, and the capability to be armed with Cirit air-to-surface rockets produced by Roketsan.

www.flightglobal.com

Inanc avait raison donc

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Egyptian security forces were preparing Monday to launch a rescue operation to free seven kidnapped soldiers and police officers in the Sinai peninsula, security sources said.

A large plane carrying soldiers and heavy military equipment landed at el-Arish airport Sunday night in preparation for the attack on "terrorist groups," the sources said on the condition of anonymity.

Egypt's military has also called in a special forces unit as Cairo refuses to negotiate with the kidnappers.

http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=597248

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22/05/2013 à 06h:03 | AFP
Egypte: les membres des forces de sécurité enlevés dans le Sinaï libérés

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U.S. and Egyptian Navies Increase Interoperability with PASSEX

MEDITERRANEAN SEA (NNS) -- The guided-missile destroyer USS Gravely (DDG 107) participated in a combined passing exercise (PASSEX) with the Egyptian Navy Ship Toushka (FFG-906), May 20.

The passing exercise was highlighted by each ship's visit, board, search and seizure (VBSS) team boarding the other ship. Egyptian navy personnel who embarked Gravely during the exercise were able to observe a damage control drill and a man overboard drill.

Passing exercises like this one demonstrates cooperation and communication between two or more navies, and also prepares ships for possible future multi-national efforts to ensure maritime security and regional stability. Amphibious dock landing ship USS Carter Hall (LSD 50) performed a similar passing exercise with the Egyptian navy April 7 in the Red Sea.

"Our passing exercise with the Egyptian Navy Ship Toushka provided a tremendous opportunity for both crews to meet and learn from each other," said Cmdr. David Dry, Gravely's commanding officer. "Cooperative events like today's serve to improve and strengthen both of our nations' maritime security capabilities."

Before the exercise began, the ships from both nations participated in an officer exchange so that both sides could acquire a better understanding of the capabilities and methods of the other navy.

"The Egyptian crew was very helpful and professional," said Lt. j.g. Natalie Ferbezar, training officer aboard Gravely. "It is always a great opportunity for both sides to train together and learn different methods and techniques."

Egyptian personnel involved also felt that the combined training was valuable.

"This has been a very enjoyable learning experience for us," said Egyptian navy Lt. Islam Marawan. "Gravely's crew has both great seamanship and outstanding teamwork. I think both teams learned from the exercise."

Gravely, homeported in Norfolk, Va., is on a scheduled deployment supporting maritime security operations and theater security cooperation efforts in the 6th Fleet area of responsibility.

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F-16C Blk52


L-59E

Exercice nocturne de l'Armée Egyptienne.