Algeiran artillery AH-2 155mm 52-caliber - depicted in a Norinco brochure with its main feature

Locally Made NIMR AJBAN Long Range Special Operations Vehicle (LRSOV) for Algerian Special Operation Regiments 116th RMO / 104th RMO

Stargate254:
I believe we can all agree that this is a pan African military forum and as such new users like chakib MUST be welcomed with both arms open.
This thread has been around for more than 10 years and in most times it's been mostly the usual suspects (people from the same countries) posting pics, so if an Algerian wants to cover all that time in one fell swoop, let them feel free to do so!
People from outside Nigeria don't just get to this thread because they saw an ad on some random website, they do so because they were searching for info about African Militaries and this thread was like finding a gold mine.

I pray that one day Egyptians, Ethiopians, Sudanes,Rwandans, Ugandans, Senegalese, Malians ... Even that country/state called Rep.of Saharawi (I hope I got that right) .... All represented fully!!

All my posts 2016-2021....... RIP

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Ken006:
It seems Algeria has almost every kind of military equipment...I wonder how Egypt is still ranked before them.

if we start posting Egypt's, this thread will "crash"

Flanker:



All my posts 2016-2021....... RIP

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Flanker:



All my posts 2016-2021....... RIP

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Wahala for who find Algeria trouble o

Stargate254:
What if we go the other way and stop any outside forces from exploring any of those precious minerals for those 50 years and let nature take it's course... Maybe they will go through there own mini evolution process and be ready to take their place in the world after that.

IRL,who has that altruism? That's the job of a Saint deputised by not one or two but several Angels!

Chakib:
Domestic Modification for Special Forces of a 120 Mm W86 mobile mortar, deployable and retractable with a hydraulic system based on Mercedes G-Class. The latter has been specially designed to manage the weight of the equipment and to contain ammunition reserves. Up to 40 shells can be stored in secure containers The vehicle has an inertial and GPS positioning system and Falcon III network-centric communications system.

That's an extremely useful platform. If it were me they'd be deployed at the coy level with ALL units,though I'd maybe go for an 81 mm to carry more rounds on a Toyota 75 6x6. Are yours with deployed with specialised support units or Infantry?

Chakib:
There is a good reason why Algeria is moving more toward the West,for 50 years Algeria bought arms from the Russians, but during this period the Russians never granted Algeria the right to manufacture weapons , But during the short period of cooperation with the West .. we find today 3 German companies in Algeria, Mercedes Benz for trucks and engines, Hansoldt for electronic systems and Rheinmetall Defense for armored vehicles ... As for Italy, by 2025, the Augusta Westland Algeria plant will start assembling and manufacturing Leonardo helicopters. In Algeria..and the same goes for China and Serbia and UAE, who are transferring defense technology to Algeria...So what did the Russians give Algeria During those years?
Leonardo-Finmeccanica and the Algerian Ministry of National Defence to establish a joint company to manufacture helicopters

https://www.leonardocompany.com/.../elicotteri-algeria...

https://twitter.com/Rotorfocus/status/1420781192232808448?s=20

Leonardo speeds up Sétif helicopter project
Italian manufacturer Leonardo is betting on the fourth quarter of 2021 for the arrival of its first "made in Algeria" helicopter, which is being built in partnership with the Armée Nationale Populaire. Nearly four years after signing a partnership contract with the Armée Nationale Populaire (ANP), Leonardo is pulling out all the stops to get its future helicopter factory in Sétif off the ground. Construction finally began last June and is now moving rapidly ahead. Structural work on the second hangar was completed in early January, three months after the roof of the main building was finished. The tarmac which will accommodate the future aircraft is almost ready. Nine annex buildings are also under construction. Leonardo Helicopters Algeria, led by Benjamin Farina, Leonardo's sales director for North Africa, and chaired by Mouloud Belhadj, head of Algeria's Etablissement de Développement des Industries Aéronautiques (ADIE), is due to produce its first chopper in the fourth quarter of this year. The joint venture will produce the AW169 light helicopter, the medium-lift AW101 and AW139 versions, and the latter's military version, the AW149. Initially, they are exclusively intended for the ANP, police and gendarmerie forces, and civilian security units. The military market could however be smaller than expected. After years of increases, this year's national defence budget has been set at 1,200bn dinar, unchanged from 2019 and 2020. But due to the devaluation of the dinar, in real terms it now represents just $9bn at the current exchange rate, which is $1.2bn less than last year (Africa Intelligence, 09/01/20)

How's Russian after sales service for your Sues? Nemesis mentioned it was a struggle bringing tears to the IAF getting them to fulfill this clause of the contract.

NTSA:
A Kenya Directorate of Military Intelligence (DMI) - LRS Operator in Southern Somalia.

PS: LRS (Long Range Surveillance).

I didn't know the 40 mm GLs were in service. Or is it just the spec ops and spec ops capable? Is that a milkor?

Chakib:
Parachute Commandos Regiment-17th Parachute Division of Algerian Army

Looks like high school kids doing choreography

I mean look at the way they're holding those AK...

kikuyu2:


I didn't know the 40 mm GLs were in service. Or is it just the spec ops and spec ops capable? Is that a milkor?

I was just about to ask if that GL is a Saffa.

New Mozambique military hardware including new Paramount Marauder MRAPs

kikuyu2:


That's an extremely useful platform. If it were me they'd be deployed at the coy level with ALL units,though I'd maybe go for an 81 mm to carry more rounds on a Toyota 75 6x6. Are yours with deployed with specialised support units or Infantry?

No with specialised support units...

DSI/SF Snipers of Algerian National Gendarmerie with the M93 Black Arrow Long Range Sniper Rifle and the Remington MSR Modular Sniper Rifle

AAF Mi-28 NE Night Hunter Attack Helicopter

Algerian Air Defence forces AN/TPS-703 S-Band solid-state tactical mobile midrange 3D air search radar

Algerian Special Forces • 104th RMO/SOF - Special Operations Regiment

Commander of the Algerian Naval Forces on a visit to the EL Marsa El kabir Algerian Navy Main Naval Base, , and the shipyards that are built with the Chinese Naval Group CSSC

The Commander of the Algerian Naval Forces on a visit to the EL Marsa El kabir Algerian Navy Main Naval Base,and the shipyards that are built with the Chinese Naval Group CSSC

Jump Tower at Boghar Commando and Paratrooper Training School (EFCIP)

C28A Heavy Class Corvett of Algerian Navy

104th RMO/SOF Regiment of Algerian Special Forces

Algerian Land Forces Ah-2 155 mm/l'52 howitzer long range artillery with NATO standard 155mm ammunition

T-90SA MBT Algerian Armored Forces

Special intervention detachment (DSI/SF) - Algerian National Gendarmerie

Algerian Air Force CH-4B UCAV with AR-1 laser-guided missile

agustawestland helicopters of the Algerian Navy

Above EL Marsa El kabir Naval Base

DRDO Heavy Drop System (P-7 HDS) and Type V Platform heavy duty airdrop platform for Para-Commandos division

Some Electronic Warfare Systems in service with algerian defence forces

Kvant 1L222 Avtobaza ELINT system - Kvant SPN-4 High Power X-Band Radar jamming station - DWL002 passive detection radar