Armée Algérienne (ANP) - Tome XIV

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@Arsenick.
Franchement ,et honnêtement ,je pense que le Rafale est plus doué pour le multirôle,sinon rien n'empeche le SU30 de le faire. Apres tous est question de traitement de l'electronique embarqués qui offrira au pilote la situation "reel" de ce qui se passe ,les armement emportes aussi  peuvent faire la difference,mais je vois mal un SU30 en "radada" ,il n'st pas concu pour cela ,les Russes ont developpé le SU34  pour cela et vu le bestiau meme en radada j'ai un gros doute en cas de guerre.
Je regarde des films mais je prefere bouquiner ,je ne pense pas trop enjoliver la situation.
Je m'en tiens au fait.
Je reste persuader que les systeme S300 ou autre on une faille.
Je ne dis pas qu'il n'y aura pas de perte en allant se frotter au S300 mais qu'il n'est pas invincibles.

une idée du radar qui équipe les Meko ?

jolie la meko

mourad27 a écrit:

une idée du radar qui équipe les Meko ?

Un thales...le même que sur les sigma

Normalement c'est le SAAB Giraffe pour le radar:

http://www.janes.com/article/46925/first-algerian-meko-a-200-frigate-undocked

Citation :

Russia will supply Algeria 14 heavy helicopters Mi-26T2

"Rostvertol", part of the holding "Helicopters of Russia", performing two contracts to supply Algeria upgraded heavy Mi-26T2, "Interfax" a source in the military-industrial complex

"The first contract covers the supply of foreign customer of six Mi-26T2, the second - eight machines of this type," - a spokesman said.

He said that as part of the first contract, the company this spring has set in Algeria the first two helicopters. "Two cars will be shipped before the end of the year, and the remaining two - at the beginning of next year. Then will begin the delivery of the second contract," - said the source.

According to him, the contract provides not only the supply of helicopters and training of Algerian pilots and technical staff.

"Complete delivery of the second contract is planned in 2017. Thus, in two years, Algeria will have fourteen Mi-26T2" - a spokesman said.

http://www.interfax.ru/world/461119

bon achat

Absolument...

le troisième "Halo"

au delas du materiel en soit le camo est tres moche

Citation :

Algeria receives first of 14 'Halo' heavy-lift helos

Gareth Jennings, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
25 August 2015

lgeria has begun receiving the first of 14 Mil Mi-26T2 'Halo' heavy-lift helicopters that it has ordered in two batches, Russian media confirmed on 26 August.

The first two helicopters from the first batch of six were handed over to Algeria 'in the spring', the Interfax-Military News Agency quoted a Rostvertol official as saying. The company is set to deliver a further two before the end of the year,and two more in early 2016. Deliveries of the second batch of eight helicopters will follow through to the end of 2017.

In addition to the sale of the helicopters, Rostvertol will also provide training and support to the Algerian armed forces.

The Mi-26T2 is a modernised variant of the 20-tonne-payload Mi-26T heavy-lift helicopter, equipped with new avionics that afford it an all-weather day and night capability while reducing the crew numbers from five to just two or three, depending on the mission. The Mi-26T2 can be used to transport large sized cargo either internally or underslung, or to transport personnel.

The deal for the first batch of six Mi-26T2 helicopters was first reported by Russian media in early 2014. At that time, the ARMS-TASS news agency said the sale was part of a wider agreement that included the upgrade of a number of Mil Mi-8 'Hip' helicopters to Mi-171 standard and the procurement of 42 Mi-28N attack helicopters also (this Mi-28N buy was later confirmed in February 2014, although there is no evidence that any have yet been received).