HIMARS

The Moroccan defense budget is expected to grow to $3.9 billion by 2022.  Primary sources for the Moroccan military are the United States, France, and Spain.  Morocco's military expenditures totaled about $48 billion between 2005 and 2015.  Over the last decade, Morocco has strengthened its navy and equipped its army with sophisticated vehicles.  In addition, Morocco purchased this year 25 new F-16 aircraft while launching an overhaul for its current fleet for a total budget of $4.8 billion, as well as requested 24 new Apache attack helicopters at $1.5 Billion. Other significant purchases include 162 new M1A1 tanks at $.75B, 300 TOW missile launchers with 1800 missiles at $180 Million, and significant interest in purchasing High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), PATRIOT Air Defense systems, and G550 reconnaisance aircraft. Morocco is the largest U.S. weapons buyer in Africa.

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https://www.export.gov/apex/article2?id=Morocco-Safety-and-Security&fbclid=IwAR0M0G_s7Yv-plz7y-OaddGuBYnJ7bQN3A7xlcAocCsdgl4S13P-lNlOMHQ

ach hadchi a sahbi

Yakuza a écrit:

ach hadchi a sahbi

al far7a

je le voulais tjs pour combler le gap entre M109 et le AR2
la boucle Strike F16-M1-M109-AH24-MLRS est bouclée

Yakuza a écrit:

je le voulais tjs pour combler le gap entre M109 et le AR2
la boucle Strike F16-M1-M109-AH24-MLRS est bouclée

ils nous manque des IFV pour supporter les M1