Fórum Defesa Brasil

Esses sim, notam-se apesar do tamanho, que se tratam de navios militares e que podem fazer uma fiscalização da costa com armas decentes.

Continuo a achar os nosso NPO's muito "yatizados".

Rui Elias Maltez escreveu:Esses sim, notam-se apesar do tamanho, que se tratam de navios militares e que podem fazer uma fiscalização da costa com armas decentes.

Continuo a achar os nosso NPO's muito "yatizados".

E ele a dar e a burra a fugir

É o que eu penso, e no que acredito.

Sei que não será possível, e que muitos defendem a não-necessidade de corvetas, mas eu acredito, tal como o Chile, Espanha, EUA, Venezuela parecem acreditar.

eu acho os nossos NPOs mais "traineirizados" , mas já só queria era que AQUELAS PORRAS NAVEGASSEM, mesmo só com uma fisga de grampos á proa

Na 6ª feira, no Jornal Nacional a TVI fizeram uma reportagem sobre essa coisa de terem sido lançados à água há mais de 2 anos e de ali permanecerem, filmaram-nos bem, e sinceramente nem parecem navios militares.

Interrogado depois o Ministro da Defesa sobre o assunto deste atraso, ele escusou-se de a comentar.

vê a noticia do DN de ontem, no tópico da Marinha de Portugal

Acabei de ver, P44

É positivo que este caso já comece a estar público na comunicação social

tens MP, oh chouriço

Venezuelan Navy revives plans to acquire assault ships

José Higuera JDW Correspondent

Santiago

The Venezuelan Navy has reactivated studies for the acquisition of large amphibious assault ships of the landing platform dock (LPD) type, sources in Caracas have told Jane's .
The studies, which were first launched in the 1990s, call for LPD vessels that can carry and deliver around 750 troops with combat and support equipment and vehicles. The LPDs are also expected to fulfil requirements to operate in civilian support and disaster-relief operations.
According to defence sources, there have been talks with shipbuilders such as Italy's Fincantieri, France's DCN and Spain's Navantia, but other suppliers were also being explored.
The Venezuelan Navy is also undertaking a long-planned refit and upgrade programme for its Capana-class LST (landing ship tank) vessels.
LST T-61 Capana , the lead ship of four ordered from Korea in the 1980s, underwent hull, propulsion and machinery refit works at the Caribbean Drydock shipyard in Havana, Cuba, during the first half of 2008.
The sources said the ship's control, navigation and communication systems were later upgraded at the DIANCA shipyard in Puerto Cabello, and her sister ships were being prepared to go through the same process.
The LPDs and the refitted LSTs are required to increase the power projection potential of Venezuelan Navy's 1st Marine Brigade, which is focused on amphibious assault operations and is currently being reorganised as part of the navy's Marine Corps expansion to divisional level.
In addition new weapons are being received, including an unspecified number of Saab Dynamics RBS-70 surface-to-air missiles, allowing for the activation of an air-defence group in the brigade.
The acquisition of new tracked and wheeled armoured vehicles and medium transport helicopters is also under consideration.

o novo OPV em fase de aprestamento na Navantia

PACODIME escreveu:Tomadas el 19/11/2008.


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Venezuelan Navy revives plans to acquire assault ships
The Venezuelan Navy has reactivated studies for the acquisition of large amphibious assault ships of the landing platform dock (LPD) type, sources in Caracas have told Jane's . The studies, which were first launched in the 1990s, call for LPD vessels that can carry and deliver around 750 troops with combat and support equipment and vehicles

[first posted to http://jdw.janes.com - 20 November 2008]

Marino escreveu:Venezuelan Navy revives plans to acquire assault ships
The Venezuelan Navy has reactivated studies for the acquisition of large amphibious assault ships of the landing platform dock (LPD) type, sources in Caracas have told Jane's . The studies, which were first launched in the 1990s, call for LPD vessels that can carry and deliver around 750 troops with combat and support equipment and vehicles

[first posted to http://jdw.janes.com - 20 November 2008]

Devagar que o santo é de barro. Está sobrando dinheiro na Venezuela do Chaveco? Ou está faltando senso de crítica na ARBV?

Se o Chaves fizer como o aluno equatoriano dele (Correa) quer fazer com o Brasil...acho bom a Navantia receber antes de efetuar a entrega.

Abraços

No se si han visto estas fotos. Si esta repetidas las borro

Old, e sobre o armamento dos navios?