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باختصار المقال عبارة عن تأكيد لشراء مصر لعدد كبير من صواريخ الميتيور في عقد شراء الرافال
الخبر يتحدث ان قطر ايضا قررت التعاقد على عدد 160 صاروخ ميتيور
المقال ايضا ذكر صفقة مصرية كشف عنها في معرض باريس لشراء مصر لل AASM واللي هتنتهي تسليمها لمصر في 2016
Missiles Exports to Take off in the Shadow of Rafale’s Sales
9:54 AM 2015-06-23 http://defense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.com/rounded_corner.php?src=admin/news/uploads/1435042589-sdarabiaMeteor.jpg&radius=8&imagetype=jpeg&backcolor=ffffff
Two months ago, the Rafale succeeded at firing Meteor’s missile, manufactured by MBDA.
The Meteor, showcased on MBDA’s static and equipped on Rafale’s fighter at Paris Air show, is longer than 3 meters with a diameter of 0.178 meter, and has an operational range higher than 100 km. The missile can be launched from different platforms such as the Rafale, Typhoon, Gripen or even F-35 fighters.
MBDA’s Meteor is the next generation Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) system designed to revolutionise air-to-air combat in the 21stCentury.
Guided by an advanced active radar seeker, Meteor provides all weather capability to engage a wide variety of targets from agile fast jets to small UAVs and cruise missiles. It is designed to meet the most stringent of requirements and is capable of operating in the most severe environments.
According to MBDA, the weapon is also equipped with a data link communication. Aimed at meeting the needs of a network centric environment, Meteor can be operated using third party data, enabling the pilot to have the most flexible weapon system.
Meteor’s stunning performance is achieved through its unique ramjet propulsion system - solid fuel, variable flow, ducted rocket. This ‘ramjet’ motor provides the missile with thrust all the way to target intercept, providing the largest No-Escape Zone of any air-to-air missile system. To ensure total target destruction, the missile is equipped with both impact and proximity fuses and a fragmentation warhead that detonates onimpact or at the optimum point of intercept to maximise lethality.
In May 2015, after buying 24 Rafales, Qatar decided to order 160 missiles Meteor for its future aircrafts as well as Egypt, that bought a large batch of those missiles in the framework of the Rafale’s contract.
In addition, Sagem has confirmed during Paris Air Show, the export of AASM missiles, a Precision-Guided Munitions, for Egypt. Deliveries are scheduled at the end of 2016. This missile will complete the armament of Egyptian’s aircrafts and will provide, with its large operational range, an important advantage to hit moving targets with an impressive precision for all weather, day and night.
Pierre Kfouri
9:54 AM 2015-06-23 http://defense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.comdefense-arab.com/rounded_corner.php?src=admin/news/uploads/1435042589-sdarabiaMeteor.jpg&radius=8&imagetype=jpeg&backcolor=ffffff
Two months ago, the Rafale succeeded at firing Meteor’s missile, manufactured by MBDA.
The Meteor, showcased on MBDA’s static and equipped on Rafale’s fighter at Paris Air show, is longer than 3 meters with a diameter of 0.178 meter, and has an operational range higher than 100 km. The missile can be launched from different platforms such as the Rafale, Typhoon, Gripen or even F-35 fighters.
MBDA’s Meteor is the next generation Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) system designed to revolutionise air-to-air combat in the 21stCentury.
Guided by an advanced active radar seeker, Meteor provides all weather capability to engage a wide variety of targets from agile fast jets to small UAVs and cruise missiles. It is designed to meet the most stringent of requirements and is capable of operating in the most severe environments.
According to MBDA, the weapon is also equipped with a data link communication. Aimed at meeting the needs of a network centric environment, Meteor can be operated using third party data, enabling the pilot to have the most flexible weapon system.
Meteor’s stunning performance is achieved through its unique ramjet propulsion system - solid fuel, variable flow, ducted rocket. This ‘ramjet’ motor provides the missile with thrust all the way to target intercept, providing the largest No-Escape Zone of any air-to-air missile system. To ensure total target destruction, the missile is equipped with both impact and proximity fuses and a fragmentation warhead that detonates onimpact or at the optimum point of intercept to maximise lethality.
In May 2015, after buying 24 Rafales, Qatar decided to order 160 missiles Meteor for its future aircrafts as well as Egypt, that bought a large batch of those missiles in the framework of the Rafale’s contract.
In addition, Sagem has confirmed during Paris Air Show, the export of AASM missiles, a Precision-Guided Munitions, for Egypt. Deliveries are scheduled at the end of 2016. This missile will complete the armament of Egyptian’s aircrafts and will provide, with its large operational range, an important advantage to hit moving targets with an impressive precision for all weather, day and night.
Pierre Kfouri
http://defense-arab.comdefense-arab...preview_news.php?id=36738&cat=11#.VYk0BI6OPr0
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خبر تاني بيقول ان مصر احتمال تشغل بود سنايبر اللي مصر تمتلكه بالفعل على الرافال لأن المشترين لن يستطيعو الصبر حتى يتم استلام البود Talios في 2018
2 Days ago, IHN Jane's published an article confirming that the american pod integration was indeed being discussed for export Rafale customers. Jane's points out that Egypt already operates the Sniper on its F-16 and could logically wish to use them on its 24 Rafale fighter jets.
Moreover, the UAE could also be interested by the Sniper in case of a Rafale purchase. They currently use the Damocles on their Mirage 2000-9 and the Northrop Grumman AN/AAQ-32 pod on their F-16E/F, but some of these "Desert Falcon" would have been recently spotted with sniper pods as well. This could indicate that this equipement is being tested by the Emirate state.
Although the Thales Damocles used by the Rafale today is able to operate efficiently at very long range, day or night in chalanging weather conditions, it lacks the high resolution NIR/visible channel of the Lockheed Martin Sniper which is particularly adapted to current air operations in the middle east. Indeed, it allows accurate identification of vehicles and individuals on the ground, even in cluterred hurban zones.
This would explain why a Sniper integration is asked by Rafale customers who can't wait for the Damocles upgrade (Talios) due to enter service in 2018.
