Armée Jordanienne/Jordanian Armed Forces

Rappel du premier message :










Lockheed-Martin F-16AM/BM Fighting Falcon


Dassault Mirage F-1CJ/EJ/BJ


Northrop F-5E/F Tiger II


EADS C-101C Aviojet


BAe Bulldog Mk125


Slingsby T-67 Firefly


Extra 300S


EADS C-212 Aviocar


EADS CN-235M


EADS C-295


Lockheed-Martin C-130H Hercules



Bell AH-1F Cobra


Hughes 500D Defender


Eurocopter AS-350B Ecureuil


Eurocopter EC-635


Eurocopter SA316B Allouette III


Bell UH-1H/L Iroquois


Bell UH-1N Twin-Huey


Sikorsky S-70 blackhawk


Eurocopter AS-332M Super Puma

info officielle source composante air belge
les f-16MLU vendu à la Jordanie ne sont pas équipé du système carapace
si les bossages correspondant sont toujours présent sur les avions(un en dessous de l'entrée d'air
et un autre dans le cone de queue, aucune éléctronique ni systeme ne sont livrés avec les avions

Fremo a écrit:

dans 18 mois, une usine pour fabrication des RPG32 en Jordanie ..

Il y a une annulation du projet je crois bien.

Il y avait des articles qui disent des choses qui va dans ce sens .. mais la construction de cet usine est confirmé au cours de l'Engineering tec 2010 selon des articles de RT et Novosti ..

Citation :

Company to Support the Jordan Public Security Directorate and the Jordan Armed Forces (JAF) Joint Special Operations Command
08:53 GMT, July 16, 2010 MCLEAN, Va. | Science Applications International Corporation (NYSE: SAI) today announced it has been awarded two new contracts to support the Kingdom of Jordan with DNA consultancy services to the Jordan Public Security Directorate (PSD) new forensic lab, and provide command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence (C4I) support to the Jordan Armed Forces (JAF) Joint Special Operations Command (SOCOM).

The first contract has a five-year period of performance and is valued at more than $3 million. Under the contract, SAIC will provide DNA consultancy services to the Jordan PSD in support of a forensic laboratory in Amman, Jordan. SAIC will help ensure that the new laboratory is a state of the art facility capable of providing support to the police, security, and law enforcement activities of the Kingdom.

The second contract, awarded by the JAF, has a two-year period of performance and is valued at more than $7 million. Under the contract, SAIC will design and equip a new command and control (C2) center, and will integrate C4I system upgrades for JAF SOCOM, also in Amman. These upgrades will help enhance SOCOM's ability to control and communicate with military assets during field operations. The C2 center will be a central location for JAF command officers to meet and evaluate real-time events.

"We look forward to supporting the Kingdom of Jordan by providing quality services that help ensure the preparedness of the new forensic laboratory, and by helping deliver improved command and control capabilities to meet JAF's current and future needs," said Tom Baybrook, SAIC senior vice president and business unit general manager.

defpro

Citation :

Sikorsky Signs Black Hawk Agreement with Jordan
Sikorsky Aerospace Services has signed a basic ordering agreement (BOA) with the Royal Jordanian Air Force (RJAF) to support its fleet of 13 S-70A Black Hawk helicopters.
Sikorsky Aerospace Services president David Adler said the contract would provide the RJAF with the flexibility to streamline procurement of parts and services for optimum fleet maintenance.
The BOA will allow the RJAF to order parts and services through helicopter support, a business unit of Sikorsky Aerospace Services.
The contract was signed at Farnbourough Air Show in the UK, and has an estimated value of $8m for one year.

airforce-technology

Cela viens de la photo ou on dirait une camo digitalisée comme les derniers treillis sortie

Camo digitalisé, ce n'est pas la première fois qu'on voit les F-16 jordaniens avec ce camouflage... Toutefois je le trouve affreux, et je ne vois pas son utilité! si c'était un blindé j'aurais compris, ça camoufle bien, mais pour un chasseur ce n'est pas vraiment nécessaire.

Raptor a écrit:

Camo digitalisé, ce n'est pas la première fois qu'on voit les F-16 jordaniens avec ce camouflage... Toutefois je le trouve affreux, et je ne vois pas son utilité! si c'était un blindé j'aurais compris, ça camoufle bien, mais pour un chasseur ce n'est pas vraiment nécessaire.

c'est un photo montage de la société canadienne Hyperstealth qui a remporté le marché pour un nouveau digital pattern pour l'armée Jordanienne



içi un autre montre montage pour présention:

Citation :

Hyperstealth took this photograph of a USAF F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft (top image, painted in 'Compass Ghost' gray, of which more later) and digitally edited it to apply their KA-2 digital camouflage pattern to it (bottom image).

Crache d'un F-16 jordanien

Citation :

Jordanian military plane crashes during exercise

AMMAN, Jordan — Jordan says one of its air force planes has crashed during a military exercise, killing the pilot.

Information Minister Ali Ayed says Tuesday's crash was caused by a technical malfunction and took place in a military zone. He did not have information on the type of plane.

The state-run Petra news agency said it was an F-16.

Jpost.com

Citation :

Jordanian Instructors Sent To Train Afghan Forces
AMMAN - A group of Jordanian military instructors was sent to Afghanistan on Oct. 3 to help train the country's security forces, the official Petra news agency reported.

"Instructors from Jordan's armed forces and security service went on Sunday to Afghanistan where they will train Afghan forces in security methods, to help them do their duty in restoring law and order there," it said
The agency did not report how many instructors were sent.
In March, Jordan said it had been asked by NATO to train Afghan police, and said it was studying the request.
In May, Information Minister Nabil Sharif told a news conference: "Jordan has trained 2,500 members of the Afghan special forces. This was in the past. The group has completed its training and there are no trainees now."
A Jordanian military source told AFP that training took place in 2007, but declined to elaborate.
Jordan's special forces chief, Brigadier Ali Jaradat, has said in published remarks that 1,500 servicemen, including anti-terror forces, from Afghanistan and Iraq have received training at the $200 million King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Centre, which was inaugurated in May last year.
The NATO alliance, facing waning public support for the war in Afghanistan, is anxious to begin a transition next year that would have Afghan army and police take over security from U.S.-led troops in some parts of the country.
Jordan acknowledged it had a counterterrorism role in Afghanistan after the death in a January suicide bombing of a senior intelligence officer, who was also a member of the royal family.
His death along with seven U.S. Central Intelligence Agency personnel spotlighted for the first time Jordan's role in the international coalition in the war-hit country.

defensenews

Citation :

Falcon Air Meet 2010

Falcon Air Meet 2010 officially kicked off Oct. 19 at Azraq Royal Jordanian Air Base in the country of Jordan.

The two-week exercise brings servicemembers from various countries together to share doctrine and procedures, strengthen relationships, and improve regional security. A friendly competition is also a highlight of the exercise that provides unique training experiences.
Royal Jordanian Air Force Brig. Gen. Yousef Al-Hnaity, the Azraq Air Base commander, is host to teams from four nations, including his own country of Jordan, and teams from the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, and the U.S. Navy and Air Force.
"The Jordanians are impeccable hosts," said Maj. Gerrod McLellan, the Air Force Central Command exercise lead officer. "They are more than willing to engage with us on all levels. We're building relationships and enhancing interoperability between us and our regional partners in all aspects of flight, ground and maintenance operations, fire, civil engineering, force protection, medical, fuels and weapons storage."
The Jordanians have invited the U.S. and other partners to this location for several years, but about four years ago, the event became a more formal exercise and competition, with more nations participating each year.
According to Major McLellan, the event previously focused more on F-16 competition, but recently has evolved into a more fully rounded exercise, with a concentration on modern warfare tactics and close-air support operations.
"We began planning for this year as soon as last year was complete," the major said. "There's a lot involved in planning something of this magnitude, but the experience is so rewarding that it's worth the work. There are so many people (who) put their heart and soul into their jobs, ensuring that everything here goes as smoothly as possible. There's just not enough kudos to go around to the forces involved and our magnificent hosts."
Active-duty and Guard troops from more than 13 units across the Air Force have built a small U.S. military compound on the grounds of the Jordanian air force base to support more than 250 U.S. servicemembers on the ground.
This contingent includes 65 U.S. Navy counterparts from an aircraft carrier currently docked nearby in the Persian Gulf.
The exercise and competition wraps up Nov. 2 with closing ceremonies, but the awards are not the important part of this exercise, the major said.
"The relationships we build are what is important out of all this," he said. "The military men and women from the United States of America are proud to be here. We love teaching and learning alongside our joint partners. We're proud to do what we do. It's how we roll."

f-16net

Citation :

Desert Buddies



Posted 11/13/2010
An F/A-18 Super Hornet from the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier, an F-16 Fighting Falcon from the 20th Fighter Wing at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., an F-16 from the Royal Jordanian Air Force and a Mirage from the Pakistan air force fly in formation over Wadi Rum in Jordan, Oct. 27, 2010. The flight formation occurred during the 2010 Falcon Air Meet at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, Jordan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Wolfram M. Stumpf)

RJAF F-16A ADF #674 from 6 sqn seen airborne over the Jordanian desert flying a mixed formation with a F-5E, Casa 101 & Mirage F1EJ on August 11th, 2004

Jordanian SOTC

Il est vraiment impressionnant le centre d entrainement des forces spéciales jordaniennes.

Citation :

DRS Defense Solutions Wins $37 Million Contract for Jordanian Electronic Warfare Battalion System


Soldiers of the Jordanian Armed Forces during a military parade. (Photo: Yousef Allan)

01:21 GMT, December 30, 2010 BETHESDA, MD. | DRS Defense Solutions, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of DRS Technologies, Inc., announced today that its Intelligence, Communications and Avionics Solutions (ICAS) business unit in Merrimack, NH, was awarded a $37.1 million contract for the production of an Electronic Warfare Battalion (EWB) System for the Jordanian Armed Forces.

Under terms of this Foreign Military Sales (FMS) contract, the company will supply two advanced ground based Electronic Warfare Company configurations. Each consists of one electronic warfare operations center, two electronic attack systems and six electronic support/surveillance systems.

The award was made by the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, Fort Monmouth, NJ.

“This award illustrates our strategy and supports our mission to provide superior electronic warfare capabilities for dominance on the electronic battlefield,” said Logen Thiran, ICAS president. “We are pleased to provide the Jordanian Armed Forces with these advanced, turn-key electronic warfare battalion systems.”

Defpro

La Jordanie se construit une jolie petie armée, reduite mais joliement equipé (MLRS,F-16MLU,Javelin, Cobra ...)

Quelques photos de l'Armée Jordanienne






F-16 & armements

https://far-maroc.forumpro.fr/t455p45-armee-jordanienne-jordanian-armed-forces#36930

Citation :

Jordan's King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB) Awards Contract to ATK to Modify Two CASA-235 Military Transport Aircraft


ATK Introduces New Light Gunship Special Mission Aircraft Capabilities Package





Feb 19, 2011
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates, Feb. 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- ATK (NYSE: ATK) announced it has received a contract from the King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB) of the Kingdom of Jordan to modify two of the country's CASA-235 transport aircraft into highly-capable and cost-effective special mission aircraft, according to the combined modification designs of both KADDB and ATK. Subject to U.S. government export licensing approval, the modified aircraft are expected to be delivered by the late spring of 2013. Terms of the contract were not announced.
ATK's special mission aircraft offerings integrate intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) sensors, fire control equipment, and a LW30mm link-fed gun system. These capabilities are controlled by ATK's STAR Mission System which provides both day and night reconnaissance and fire control capabilities, and the ability to acquire, monitor and track items of interest. The CASA-235 gunship provides customers an enhanced capability to conduct responsive defense, counterinsurgency, and border surveillance and security missions.
"Weaponized aircraft is an emerging international opportunity specifically tailored for ATK's unique capabilities," said Mike Kahn, President of ATK Missile Products Group. "Our expertise in mission systems architecture and design, and aircraft integration and certification of complex subsystems positions us well for growth in this area."
"Since its inception, KADDB has established itself as the preferred global partner in the Middle East for the defence industry, initially in land systems, and most recently in aircraft modification. KADDB is well situated and experienced with all the required technical knowledge and infrastructure to move into this field," said "Shadi Ramzi" Majali, KADDB Chairman and CEO. "We are proud to embark with our well recognized and esteemed partner ATK to modify aircraft for the Jordan Armed Forces and the MENA region, and look forward to establishing this capability in Jordan."
"We are pleased to partner with the King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau of Jordan to develop and enhance the military aircraft capability for the Jordan Armed Forces," said Robert Faille, ATK Director of International Business Development for the Middle East & Africa region.
For the KADDB on behalf of the Jordan Armed Forces, ATK will install and integrate electro-optical targeting systems, a laser designator, aircraft self-protection equipment, and an armaments capability that includes Hellfire laser-guided missiles, 2.75-inch rockets, and a M230 link-fed 30mm chain gun. ATK's M230 family of guns serves on the Apache helicopter.
ATK's scope of work includes development, systems integration, aircraft modification, and testing. Work will be performed in Jordan and at ATK facilities in Fort Worth, TX, Mesa, AZ and Pelham, AL.
Although the light gunship represents KADDB's first endeavor in aircraft modification, it lays the foundation for further potential growth with experienced partners to accommodate Jordan and the MENA region's requirements.
The light gunship capability package is the latest addition to ATK's Special Mission Aircraft product portfolio, which provides affordable, responsive and advanced capabilities to customer-preferred platforms. ATK's expertise includes outfitting various aircraft -- including Cessna Caravans, Lockheed Martin C-130s, Bombardier Dash-8s, Hawker Beechcraft King Airs and others -- with integrated intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities.
About KADDB
The King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB) was established by Royal Decree on the 24th of August 1999 to provide an indigenous capability for the supply of independent, high quality, efficient and cost-effective scientific and technical services to the Jordan Armed Forces (JAF). KADDB is an independent government entity within the JAF that acts as the Jordanian research and development facility created to provide a one-stop solution for the supply of defence and commercial equipment. KADDB aims at harnessing science and technology to fulfill Jordan's defence needs and, in the process, assist the nation in creating a sustainable defence industrial base. News and information can be found on the Internet at www.KADDB.com.
About ATK
ATK is an aerospace, defense, and commercial products company with operations in 24 states, Puerto Rico, and internationally, and revenues of approximately $4.8 billion. News and information can be found on the Internet at www.atk.com.
Certain information discussed in this press release constitutes forward-looking statements as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Although ATK believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, it can give no assurance that its expectations will be achieved. Forward-looking information is subject to certain risks, trends and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. Among those factors are: changes in governmental spending, budgetary policies and product sourcing strategies; the company's competitive environment; the terms and timing of awards and contracts; and economic conditions. ATK undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements. For further information on factors that could impact ATK, and statements contained herein, please refer to ATK's most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K and any subsequent quarterly reports on Form 10-Q and current reports on Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

atk.mediaroom.com

Citation :

Une entreprise russo-jordanienne construira des lance-roquettes




La Russie et la Jordanie entameront d'ici peu la construction des lance-roquettes anti-char RPG-32 Hashim, a annoncé lundi à RIA Novosti le frère du roi jordanien, le Prince Faisal bin Al Hussein.
"La construction de RPG-32 est notre premier projet conjoint. Il sera mis en œuvre rapidement", a indiqué le prince.
Selon lui, la coopération russo-jordanienne, qui existe depuis longtemps, se développe avec succès, notamment dans le domaine militaire.
En novembre 2010, la Russie et la Jordanie ont signé un accord, prévoyant la création d'une entreprise conjointe pour construire des lance-roquettes RPG-32. Cette entreprise, qui doit être construite sur le territoire de Jordanie fin 2011 ou début 2012, assemblera les lance-roquettes anti-chars (LRAC), tandis que la Russie fournira les pièces pour l'assemblage.
Le lance-roquettes anti-char RPG-32 Hashim a été conçu en 2005 par l'entreprise russe d'armement Bazalt, suite à une commande jordanienne. Elle représente un armement moderne, possédant les caractéristiques techniques les plus puissantes de sa classe.

RIA Novosti

la Jordanie choisit des Gunship
bravo,je verrai bien meme chose pour nos Casa ou Spartan

Je ne sais pas si c'est la bonne place pour ce post ,libre aux modos de le déplacer au cas ou
http://www.marianne2.fr/blogsecretdefense/La-France-offre-un-char-Panther-a-la-Jordanie-mais-garde-le-sien-a-Saumur-actualise_a138.html