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Kasta-2E2 Low-Altitude 3D All-Round Surveillance Radar ,

Max range 150 km

Buk-M2E medium range air defense launcher and command post

Maximum range 50 km

A 9K317E buk-m2e battery have : a command post. Two launchers , the radar (+ optionnal low altitude acquisition/engagement radar ) + others utility vehicles loader ect...

TOS-1 220mm Heavy Flamethrower System

Use thermobaric rockets

BM-30 Smerch Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) and command post


300 mm caliber , 12 Barrels , Maximum firing range 90 km

International Navistar Defense MaxxPro [MRAP]

The 1L260-E Counter-Battery Radar System , july 5 parade algeria


How it work :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4o5slQ83oK4

PLZ-45 [155mm Self Propelled Howitzer System]


Pic 3 command post .

The BMPT [Terminator]

S300PMU2 long range air defense system

The launchers and the 96L6E radar

The 96L6 all-altitude detector and acquisition radar works in L-band. It has a 300 km range and very high resolution. The system can detect and track 100 targets. track and engage 36 of them and guide 72 missiles , it identifies 4 target classes, including aircraft, helicopters, remotely piloted aerial vehicles, and missiles. It is claimed that this radar can also detect stealthy targets.

Sukhoi 30 and sukhoi 24 . Today . 5 july independance day algeria

JOSCOFELIX:
wow good preparation. Giving your men more combat tactics and scenarios build capabilities of your armed forces.

The african lion exercises are done in morocco , with US army and a large coalition of countries each year , and these gentlemen are doing simulation exercises of attacks against algeria

JOSCOFELIX:
I confess, your country truly have toys

well when you have sharks that surround you , it would be better for you to have some toys to discourage them from attacking .


a simple exemple of the geopolitics in north africa

pic 1 from African lion 2022 exercise script last month, that simulates an Algerian army invasion of northern Morocco, and south, and American and british forces in Agadir and Casablanca preparing for a counterattack. and the US 6t fleet deployed near algiers

pic 2 African lion 2021 exercise script that simulated a strike against S400 air défense systems and kilo 636 subs in Algeria

https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/us-training-fight-algeria-drills-attack-s400

kabe1:
Would you be physically attending the parade, or you don't live in Algiers?

unfortunately I could not attend the parade, but there will be plenty of spotters in algiers + official pics from media and it will be televised

kabe1:
Algeria's excellent military

Oh man , if the secret S300 is parading like this in daylight , for sure they are preparing a parade for this 5 july independance day .

Last military parade in algeria was in 1989 ! 33 years before , get ready for a huge parade several kilometers long and a lot of HD pics

Stormtrooper11:
Okay, people I got these questions. Can someone please tell me what's on the Mi-28 rotor?! I'm thinking is a radar or something cos I found out that the AH-64 got something like that.



Thanks.

yes , like the AH-64 D Apache Longbow radar. it's a millimeter wave radar the N-025 Almaz-280 that operates in the Ka-band band and J band , It has a range of about 25 km for a large fixed target such as a bridge, 15 km for a large velicle such as a tactical-ballistic-missile launcher, 10-12 km for an armored fighting vehicle, and 6-8 km for a soft-skin vehicle. Unlike the Longbow radar, the Almaz-280 has both attack and navigation modes .

but there is export versions without this radar , for exemple i havn't seen any pic of an iraqi mi 28 with the N-025 Almaz-280 radar on rotor , wait and see if uganda mi 28 have them

Stormtrooper11:
What do you mean Iraq wasn't equipped like Ukraine?! Do you know who the heck Saddam hussein was?! That Ba'athist invaded Kuwait. He chemically experimented on Kurds. Do you have any idea what the Iraqi Republican guards were?! Damn

NATO imposed an embargo on Iraq for 13 years before the 2003 war , in 13 years they have not received any modern equipment and even had difficulty maintaining their old equipments , a known strategy of NATO sharks to slaughter medium-sized fish without having too many losses.
and the Iraqis had to face a laaarge coalition of 38 countries, including several neighboring countries, not to mention the iraqi rebels and ethnic armed groups that worked against the Iraqi army during the invasion so it is not the same thing as in Ukraine

the Opening Ceremony of the Mediterranean Games Oran 2022 this days


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iazntXtM28E

The Mediterranean Games are a multi-sport games held every four years, between nations around or very close to the Mediterranean Sea, where Europe, Africa and Asia meet. hosted this year in Oran Algeria


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgwmKeB1gAA


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIXyNbWL-9s

Oran

The Mediterranean Games are a multi-sport games held every four years, between nations around or very close to the Mediterranean Sea, where Europe, Africa and Asia meet. hosted this year in Oran Algeria


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgwmKeB1gAA


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIXyNbWL-9s

Reflect7:
For the same reason the northern Sudanese, Egyptians, Libyans, Algerians, Moroccans and Tunisians are not black today even though their lands were fully black populated in antiquity.

For over 2,000 years there has been a southward movement of Asiatic (white) hordes, to ever 'greener pastures' away from the cold and hunger of the then impoverished Europe, to the rich, fertile, cultured and civilized lands of the south which Egypt and the rest of northern Africa which included the area now called the 'middle east', represented.

Thus there has been constant tension and warfare between those northern invading hordes of white barbarians, and the black populations who occupied those spaces. Egypt experienced numerous attempts by northern foreign elements to invade and overthrow the pharoahs, but resisted them for several thousand years.

A several centuries' long BAN was actually enforced on Europeans trying to enter Egypt at one point, and was only revoked by some benevolent pharaoh who decided to extend knowledge and education to the Greeks, who consequently became the first nation of whites to be civilized, round about 600 BC.

So there have been numerous migrations from the north southwards to inner Africa, of blacks throughout antiquity, fleeing war, slave raids, and desertification of the once fertile Sahara. This accounts for the numerous traditional accounts by West African ethnicities such as the Yoruba, Igbo, Edo etc of having migrated from the NORTH and the NILE VALLEY regions in antiquity.

There is copious evidence of cultural and linguistic similarities and connections between present-day black African peoples and the people of the ancient Nile Valley civilizations, and the Levant.

Total bullshit , first inhabitant of maghreb since antiquity were the berbers ( caucasians ) , the first civilisation ever in maghreb was the berber kingdoms , numidia .... Give me the name of just one black kingdom or civilisation in maghreb during antiquity , or even before the berbers ?

Pic 1,2 : berber lybians from phraonic painting during antiquity ( they look black to you ? )

Pic 3 : An exemple of a dna study from national genographic project about tunisian population , you can see that they have less arab genes than europeans ones and there genetics is mostly local berber north africcan

Lurker4Long:
For some reason, I thought the 54 had more payload weight than the 480kg quoted?

The original yahbon United 40 MALE according to sources can carry a payload of 1,000kg . With 10 hard points . 100 kg max charge for each one . But they say in sources that the 1,000kg payload includes two gyro-stabilised gimballed camera platforms and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR). A sonar system .

And the algerian modified version al djazair 54 , 55 have better optronics and radar communications systems .

But even with 480 kg , it can take 10 AR1 missiles on its 10 hard points , 45 kg per missile .



Pics : the difference between original yahbon 40 and the algerian version aldjazair 54, 55

Kenyan army military parade


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkCBHJtMh_0

MiG-29M Algerian AF this week pics



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFoKOWXILrQ

El-Djazaïr54 and El-Djazaïr 55 MALE (UAV) , specifications

a Yabhon United 40 license manufactured locally in algeria

Oldies ..... 1967 . A student in a military parade , algeria

Sukhoi 30 mka firing a Kh31P anti radiation missile in the middle of this video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ST1ny4YB8M

Nemesis4you:
@flanker
Checked oem website they say the same

interestingly interesting

must have some kind of thresholds/conditions via sensor inputs which than triggers the evasion selectively

Havent found a lot about the functioning of the L112E and L111E KH31's seekers

But maybe the bolded part about 10g evasiv manoeuvers only concerns the KH-31 anti-ship missile version with an active radar in its final phase of approaching targets , as many modern anti-ship missiles do, it would be more logical

QuietMynd:
Anyone knows the name of the second sensor

which one ? The OPS-28M or the TOES-521