Fuerzas Armadas de Marruecos

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Los Todesschwalben durante la II Guerra Mundial:

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[josex]

Medal me gustaria que me aclararas una cosa. ¿ los Sauditas pagarón la entrada de los F-16 a Marruecos ? yo siempre he tenido entendido que es Marruecos quien se pagó sus aviones, si pudieras especificar o informar mejor seria de agradecer.

saludos

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¿ los Sauditas pagarón la entrada de los F-16 a Marruecos ?

Los F-16A/B de 1991 iban a ser financiados por AS y EAU.
http://www.arabianaerospace.aero/morocc ... block.html


Los F-16C/D de 2007 han sido pagados a plazos, por eso hubo una demora de 1 año hasta que empezaron la construcción...
http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/mor ... ads-04469/

No será la primera vez que escuches que nos lo han pagado...con tal de denigrar, se hace cualquier cosa. Lo mismo escucharás con los MF2000 o la FREMM, y los acuerdos con Francia son tambien de crédito, primero lo paga francia y nosotros les devolvemos el dinero, en vez de recurrir a bancos

Con EEUU fue más o menos lo mismo, sólo que no lo pagó el contribuyente...se hicieron algunas exenciones fisicales, se facilitó el pago...y Marruecos a sacar la cartera...

Un saludo

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Las FAR en el sáhara, otro increible montage de rmaf

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Más aportes del estimado rmaf...una delicia para los buenos ojos

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Más fotos sobre las FARM durante el sáhara en el hilo pertinente:

sahara-occidental-t16261-1440.html#p1448921

[igla-s]

me vine directo al tema de marruecos para no generar offtopic en el tema de malí

amigo medal seria bueno si trajeras imagenes del obus autopropulsado amx13 Mk F3 155 mm ya que venezuela posee este sistema de echo se estan modernizando en venezuela por cemablin junto con los amx-13 los scorpion-90

saludos

[igla-s]

gracias amigo

saludos

[MedalOfHorror]

De nada jefe

Cualquier cosa estoy a tu disposición

Saludos

[igla-s]

me imagino que con los m109 quedaron en segunda linea los amx13 Mk F3 155 mm, asi como paso en venezuela desde que llegaron los msta-s

[igla-s]

ajajajaja no fue que me equivoque quise decir que los amx13 Mk F3 155 mm habian quedado en segunda linea no los m109

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Preparaos, que empieza African Lion 2013



Exercise African Lion is a U.S. Africa Command-scheduled, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Africa- led, joint multi-lateral exercise that will involve more than 1,400 U.S. servicemembers and approximately 900 Royal Moroccan Armed Forces to conduct military-to-military engagements in various exercises that build military partner-nation capacity. For the first time, members of the Federal Republic of Germany Armed Forces and members of 12 additional European and African countries will observe the exercise. During AL-13, the combined task force will conduct familiarization and training to include: command post exercise, live-fire and maneuvering, peace keeping operations, intelligence capacity building seminar, humanitarian and civic assistance, amphibious operations, aerial refueling and low-level flight training

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PAra este año...novedades, las repito para el que no se haya enterado:

“Coming back for a third year has created a dynamic of continuity which has enabled us to take African Lion even further than ever,” said Garay. “This year the comfort level of both U.S. and Moroccan leadership has enabled our team to pursue events of greater complexity, namely the introduction of rockets.. The launching of HIMARS will take our U.S./Moroccan team to greater limits in terms of our coordination and interoperability.”

The High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS, is the Marine Corps' premier artillery system, accurately engaging targets over great distances and under all weather conditions. With high volumes of lethal rocket and missile fire, the HIMARS can deliver precise strikes from more than 40 miles away.

More than 1,400 U.S. military personnel will arrive in April joining more than 900 Moroccan RAF in various regions of the Kingdom of Morocco to take part in the annual exercise, designed to improve interoperability and mutual understanding of each nation's military tactics, techniques and procedures.

Members of MFR's 4th Medical Battalion and 4th Dental Bn., will team up with the Utah National Guard Medical Command to provide medical, dental, pediatric and optometry care to thousands of Moroccans throughout the exercise.
http://www.marforaf.marines.mil/News/Ne ... -2013.aspx

Two artillery batteries and one HIMARS batteries from the 14th Marines joined several support units from across the U.S. to train here for their upcoming deployment to Morocco. The annual African Lion exercise allows U.S. forces to train alongside the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces.
http://www.army.mil/article/96930/

Ya os pondré las fotos

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Este año no habrá African Eagle...Vuelve el Majestic Eagle

Henderson airman headed for assignment with Moroccan air force

Growing up in downtown Henderson, Airman 1st Class Daniel Walling never expected to leave the United States.

Yet, two years after enlisting in the Air Force, the Basic High School graduate has been stationed in Aviano, Italy, and recently was chosen to visit Morocco to train with the Moroccan air force. An F-16 tactical aircraft maintainer (a job similar to an auto mechanic overhauling cars), Walling was one of 150 U.S. airmen selected for Majestic Eagle 13, an air-to-air combat training simulation akin to Nellis Air Force Base’s Red Flag exercises.

For two weeks, Walling will work with Moroccan air force counterparts at Ben Guerir Air Base to establish a relationship and see how they operate. It’s a unique opportunity that took two years to plan and hasn’t been done in about 10 years, Staff Sgt. Jason Armstrong said.

On Thursday, Walling will travel to Morocco — a country he previously knew only in name — for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Here’s what he had to say about the opportunity:

What will you be doing in Morocco?

We’re going to be focusing on working side-by-side with Moroccan air force. It’s going to be quite different working with a different air force, but making sure that we can be ready for whatever comes our way, and to make sure they know we’re here for them and we know they’ll be there for us if we need them.
etc.
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2013/ap ... an-air-fo/

Cheers

Edito: era la 510th no la 555th

[Arkangelnllamas]

No será la primera vez que escuches que nos lo han pagado...con tal de denigrar, se hace cualquier cosa.
Un saludo

lo que es increible es que haya gente que se crea que regalan algo