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ils ont tous des belles armées en amerique latine c est un truc de fou
elias Mulazim Awal (ملازم أول)
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Sujet: Re: Armée Équatorienne Ven 13 Mar - 21:50
afartout a écrit:
ils ont tous des belles armées en amerique latine c est un truc de fou
c'est surtout le venezuela, le bresil et la colombie. Mais ya des tensions un peu comme au mahgreb non?
AMRAAM Teniente Coronel (España)
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Sujet: Re: Armée Équatorienne Mer 25 Mar - 11:01
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EMBRAER CONFIRMS THE SALE OF 24 SUPER TUCANO AIRPLANES TO EQUADOR
The aircraft will be used for training and for border patrol missions São José dos Campos, March 23, 2009 – Embraer confirms signing the ecuadorian Air Force (FAE) for the sale of 24 Super Tucano turboprop aircraft, through a contract that was finalized last year. The tandem seat airplanes will be used on border patrol missions and for pilot training. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in late 2009. “We are honored to expand our relationship with the Ecuadorian Government, which already operates many Embraer aircraft models,” said Orlando José Ferreira Neto, Executive Vice President, Defense and Government Market. “The Super Tucano is the ideal aircraft for surveillance and training missions and we are certain it will fully meet the needs of the Ecuadorian Air Force. With this contract, we have now sold a total of 169 Super Tucano planes.” Relations between Embraer and the Ecuadorian Government have become much closer in recent years. TAME Línea Aérea del Ecuador, a state-owned airline, currently operates two EMBRAER 170 and three EMBRAER 190 jets. In September 2008, Embraer delivered a 50-seat ERJ 145 jet to the state-owned Petroecuador company, which uses the aircraft to transport employees between its business units within the country, and in december FAE received a 13-seat Legacy 600 jet. The deal with FAE includes an extensive Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) package and an advanced Training and Operation Support System (TOSS), covering not only the aircraft, but also ground support stations and a flight simulator. This is the fourth export contract signed by Embraer to supply Super Tucano aircraft to a Latin American air force. In August 2008, the Company announced a contract with the Chilean Air Force (FACh) for the sale of 12 aircraft, and at the beginning of 2009 it confirmed the sale of eight planes to the Dominican Republic Air Force. The Super Tucano currently operates in the air forces of Brazil and Colombia, successfully carrying out border patrol and other missions.
un DHRUV equatorien tout neuf se crash en pleine parade militaire
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Sujet: Re: Armée Équatorienne Sam 31 Oct - 14:56
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Des Mirage et des Cheetah pour l'Equateur :
Le Venezuela offre à l'Equateur 6 "Mirage-50" "en bon état" qui s'ajoutraient aux 12 "Cheetah" que Quito négocie en Afrique du Sud.
Source : Air & Cosmos - N° 2188- 02 Octobre 2009.
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A view of one of the first three aircrafts Mirage-50 donated by Venezuela to Ecuador, which arrived to Taira Air base, Ecuador, 29 October 2009. (EPA / Jaime Echeverria)