Marinha da Grécia

[Rui Elias Maltez]

Le choix des équipements presque terminé

Programme franco-italien, et peut-être bientôt franco-italo-grec, le projet des frégates européennes multi-missions porte sur la réalisation de 17 navires pour la Marine nationale, 10 pour la Marina militare et, potentiellement, six unités pour la Grèce. Pour l'heure, seuls 10 navires ont été commandés, dont 8 pour la France.

Grande Grécia

[P44]

foto da F450 ELLI em BArcelona

http://media.shipspotting.com/uploads/photos/369225.jpg

Interessante a montagem de 2 CIWS Phalanx a cada bordo, ao lado do Hangar

Que estrutura será aquela no convés de vôo????

[luis F. Silva]

P 44 escreveu:

Que estrutura será aquela no convés de vôo????

Sem poder afirmar, creio que é um contentor de EW.

[P44]

EW=Electronic Warfare?

[P44]

U.S. Navy Ships Transferred to Greece

By CHRISTOPHER P. CAVAS


Greece has become the proud owner of two former U.S. Navy minesweepers after ceremonies March 16 at Naval Station Ingleside, Texas.

The Osprey-class minehunters Heron and Pelican are now the Greek Navy ships Kalipso and Evniki, respectively, according to Ed Mickley, a spokesman for the Naval Mine and Anti-Submarine Warfare Command.
Greek crews have been training to take over the ships since last summer, Mickley said. The ships are expected to depart for Greece this summer aboard heavy-lift ships, he added.

The U.S. Navy is in the process of decommissioning all 12 MHC 51 Osprey-class ships. Despite their relative youth — the first ship was commissioned in 1993, while the last entered service in 1999 — the smaller MHCs are deemed less capable than the 14 larger MCM 1 Avenger-class mine countermeasures vessels, and the service expects new Littoral Combat Ships to replace the minehunting capabilities of the MHCs.

Eight of the Ospreys now have been decommissioned. Two, the Raven and Cardinal, were transferred to Egypt in January, while another four are awaiting disposition. Four remain in service but are scheduled to be decommissioned by September 2008.

Democratic leaders objected in December to the Navy’s plans to dispose of all the ships rather than keep them in mothballs pending introduction of the Littoral Combat Ships (LCS). Lawmakers concerned that the LCS won’t be operational in any numbers for some years placed a hold on authorizing any new transfers.

The hold did not affect the transfers to Greece and Egypt, which Congress authorized in fiscal 2006. But proposed transfers of decommissioned MHCs to Taiwan, Turkey and Lithuania have been held up.
The hold remains in place, according to the Navy, pending further discussions with Congress.

http://www.defensenews.com/story.php?F=2635783

USS HERON


USS PELICAN




fonte : http://navysite.de

[Raul Neto]

Vi-me "Grego" para encontrar este tópico


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WPWpzTM82s&mode=related&search=

[P44]

U.S. Navy Ships Transferred to Greece

By CHRISTOPHER P. CAVAS


Greece has become the proud owner of two former U.S. Navy minesweepers after ceremonies March 16 at Naval Station Ingleside, Texas.

The Osprey-class minehunters Heron and Pelican are now the Greek Navy ships Kalipso and Evniki, respectively, according to Ed Mickley, a spokesman for the Naval Mine and Anti-Submarine Warfare Command.
Greek crews have been training to take over the ships since last summer, Mickley said. The ships are expected to depart for Greece this summer aboard heavy-lift ships, he added.

The U.S. Navy is in the process of decommissioning all 12 MHC 51 Osprey-class ships. Despite their relative youth — the first ship was commissioned in 1993, while the last entered service in 1999 — the smaller MHCs are deemed less capable than the 14 larger MCM 1 Avenger-class mine countermeasures vessels, and the service expects new Littoral Combat Ships to replace the minehunting capabilities of the MHCs.

Eight of the Ospreys now have been decommissioned. Two, the Raven and Cardinal, were transferred to Egypt in January, while another four are awaiting disposition. Four remain in service but are scheduled to be decommissioned by September 2008.

Democratic leaders objected in December to the Navy’s plans to dispose of all the ships rather than keep them in mothballs pending introduction of the Littoral Combat Ships (LCS). Lawmakers concerned that the LCS won’t be operational in any numbers for some years placed a hold on authorizing any new transfers.

The hold did not affect the transfers to Greece and Egypt, which Congress authorized in fiscal 2006. But proposed transfers of decommissioned MHCs to Taiwan, Turkey and Lithuania have been held up.
The hold remains in place, according to the Navy, pending further discussions with Congress.

http://www.defensenews.com/story.php?F=2635783

USS HERON


USS PELICAN




fonte : http://navysite.de

olha, draga-minas iguais aos que a MB quer

realmente já nem me lembrava deste tópico...Raul, estás a tornar-te um digno seguidor do Dieneces, o Grémista Ultra de avental ressuscitador de tópicos

[Raul Neto]

Uma máquina que eu muito aprecio:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Re-UYkC0 ... ed&search=

[P44]

muito fixe

parece a MP...na twilight zone...

a música é do ROCHEDO, certo?

tenho de fazer download deste

[Raul Neto]

É possível que seja de "O rochedo", se bem que um dos nuestros hermanos Youtubianos já disse que faria parte da OST da "Maré Vermelha".

[luis F. Silva]

P 44 escreveu:

tenho de fazer download deste

Faz um download é da marinha grega para bandeira portuguesa (com Fremm e tudo).

[P44]

P 44 escreveu:

tenho de fazer download deste

Faz um download é da marinha grega para bandeira portuguesa (com Fremm e tudo).

os meus conhecimentos informáticos não chegam para tanto

para conseguir tal milagre de efeitos especiais só falando com a Lucasfilm

[Al Zarqawi]

Tudo bem,

Muito bom esse video da Marinha Grega.Também gostei do Zubr,de fabricação russa,muito impressionante.Só fiquei algo preocupado pois integramos uma força anfíbia (SIAF),onde além da Grécia,ainda tem a Espanha e a Itália.Espero não ir lá fazer figura de pé rapado.Enfim é mais uma ideia de nossos políticos e de nossa política externa,e depois irmos como coadjuvantes,não concordo mas fazer o quê?

Abraços,

Zocuni

[cabeça de martelo]

Sem dúvida que falta na nossa Armada o NavPol, mas a nível de equipamento terrestre o Corpo de Fuzileiros está muito bem equipado, tem NVG's do mais moderno que há no mercado, foi a primeira unidade a receber os novos equipamentos de transmissões. Só falta é a substituição do equipamento indívidual, mas isso é um programa ao nível das Forças Armadas.

[Al Zarqawi]

Tudo bem,

Cabeça de Martelo.Não sei se estamos falando da mesma coisa,são tantas siglas,mas NVG,pelo que sei são óculos de visão noturna,sem dúvida muito importantes,até essenciais para nossos fuzileiros que possuem clara reputação mundial.Mas estava a referir-me a uma força,ao que parecem bem aparelhadas,de meios anfibios e nós ainda em programações de aquisições.Foi nesse contexto que fiz meu comentário.

Abraços,