Egyptian Armed Forces

[The SC]

Sadat with Egyptian troops after victory in Ramadan war 1973..

 

[Gomig-21]

Sadat with Egyptian troops after victory in Ramadan war 1973..

Love that pic. Great part of Egypt's history.

Assortment.

 

[joker88]

A strategy for building comprehensive power.. How do Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE move to meet the challenges of the world?

That is why I told you that the French deal in disbursement is a big deal that includes the manufacture of the Guind in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE
other than the frame and a coastal patrol piece, and the contract for the two barracuda submarines is separate from this deal, and the visit of the American National Security Adviser was to urge the UAE and Saudi Arabia not to finance the deal with a loan to Egypt and it came out without result

 

[The SC]

Love that pic. Great part of Egypt's history.

Assortment.
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An amazingly wonderful assortment of weapon systems..in air, sea and land..and much more to come..with TOT..

 

[The SC]

That is why I told you that the French deal in disbursement is a big deal that includes the manufacture of the Guind in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE
other than the frame and a coastal patrol piece, and the contract for the two barracuda submarines is separate from this deal, and the visit of the American National Security Adviser was to urge the UAE and Saudi Arabia not to finance the deal with a loan to Egypt and it came out without result

Egypt might get 2 more Gowind, the UAE have signed for 2 and 2 more (optional), KSA went for the Spanish Avante class with TOT.. so it is doubtful it will also go for the Gowind which is the same class as the Avante..

There is the mega deal with Italy.. not to forget at least the naval part of it..

Egypt is negotiating for 10 or more Scorpene submarines with TOT.. it might also get a few SMX-31e subs with it..

Barracuda class are nuclear powered submarines.. it will be a game changer even more than just the Scorpene already is.. but hey why not ..France might do it just for revenge from the US deal with Australia..that made it lose almost a $90 billion deal.. it must be very bitter about it..It is hard to believe the Barracuda can be sold.. But the context is ripe for it..

The cost of 1 Barracuda is almost $1.5 billion.. so if you hear $1 billion for 2 ..know it is a lie..

$1 billion..gets you 2 Scorpene submarines..

 

[Foinikas]

What's your opinion regarding the Eurofighter Typhoons?
1) Should they even entertain the thought? Or would it be to much of a "logistical nightmare"? lol
3 If you do, would you make deal for the available British Typhoons with they're half life left, despite that fact AND that they're all older tranch 1 models?
4) Or would you go with the latest tranch and the newest of the AESA and weapons package etc. from Italy in that mega deal with the Berghminni FREMMs etc.?
5) Would you retire the the Mirage 2Ks and replace them with these EFTs, or create a new squadron(s)?

You know,back in the late '90s and early 2000s,the Prime Minister here was hyping us about the Eurofighter. We were supposed to get it and be part of the production. We never got it. Now I'm glad about the Rafale.
The FREMM are pretty darn good if you ask me. You guys have 2 Bergamini and 1 Aquitaine?

 

[Gomig-21]

and the visit of the American National Security Adviser was to urge the UAE and Saudi Arabia not to finance the deal with a loan to Egypt and it came out without result

This is the kind of thing that really pisses me off, I tell ya! We all know how the US has always wanted to keep Egypt's military only so strong just enough to make the cancer neighbor feel "safe" from Egypt which is the most ridiculous thing on the planet. But to go to this extent as to try to create a divide with our Arab brothers is a full on disgrace. Shame on the US for stooping to this filthy low level against Egypt. But then again, it's not surprising.

I hope that Egypt maintains its diplomatic demeanor when it deals with such filth from the US government and at the same time, use them to the utmost level it possibly can. I also hope that either Shukri, at the least, if not Sisi himself, gave them an earful for trying to be such lowlifes in interfering with Egypt's wishes. They have to at least say something very strongly and then back it up with even stronger action, like flash the Su-35s in their faces now and go out and get those submarines and work with the French to really stick it to the Americans.

More pics.

You know,back in the late '90s and early 2000s,the Prime Minister here was hyping us about the Eurofighter. We were supposed to get it and be part of the production. We never got it. Now I'm glad about the Rafale.
The FREMM are pretty darn good if you ask me. You guys have 2 Bergamini and 1 Aquitaine?

Yep, one French FREMM Aquitaine, 2 Italian Bergamini FREMMs and 4 Gowind corvettes with 4 German Mekos currently being constructed and apparently more French Frigates being discussed in a rather big deal. Pretty soon we're going to have a very similar air force and navy!

 

[joker88]

This is the kind of thing that really pisses me off, I tell ya! We all know how the US has always wanted to keep Egypt's military only so strong just enough to make the cancer neighbor feel "safe" from Egypt which is the most ridiculous thing on the planet. But to go to this extent as to try to create a divide with our Arab brothers is a full on disgrace. Shame on the US for stooping to this filthy low level against Egypt. But then again, it's not surprising.

I hope that Egypt maintains its diplomatic demeanor when it deals with such filth from the US government and at the same time, use them to the utmost level it possibly can. I also hope that either Shukri, at the least, if not Sisi himself, gave them an earful for trying to be such lowlifes in interfering with Egypt's wishes. They have to at least say something very strongly and then back it up with even stronger action, like flash the Su-35s in their faces now and go out and get those submarines and work with the French to really stick it to the Americans.

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Yep, one French FREMM Aquitaine, 2 Italian Bergamini FREMMs and 4 Gowind corvettes with 4 German Mekos currently being constructed and apparently more French Frigates being discussed in a rather big deal. Pretty soon we're going to have a very similar air force and navy!

The response came quickly to them, as a security operation was carried out. A respectable amount of funds from abroad and members of the Brotherhood were seized and entered into the fund. Long live Egypt. A really large amount
a day after the visit and the money was in diplomatic bags
As for the Italy deal, it will not take place and there is no negotiation even on it Because the Italian government is under pressure because of Regeni and Patrick Zaki

 

[Gomig-21]

There is the mega deal with Italy.. not to forget at least the naval part of it..

We've been so excited about that particular deal that it's hard to imagine that it's been kyboshed like joker says. Let's hope he is joking about that, no pun intended. BTW, in that assortment of pics, that aierial shot of the Anwar Al Sadat Mistral is one of the best pics I've ever seen of that massive LHD. Great look at the Avengers on it, too.

Barracuda class are nuclear powered submarines.. it will be a game changer even more than just the Scorpene already is.. but hey why not ..France might do it just for revenge from the US deal with Australia..that made it lose almost a $90 billion deal.. it must be very bitter about it..It is hard to believe the Barracuda can be sold.. But the context is ripe for it..

Dang, SC, Bro. As much as we all would LOVE to see a pair of nuclear powered submarines in the EN, do you really think the French would do it for spite? I would think they would have other potential customers who would be interested and that would draw a lot less, if not no criticism at all for supplying them with a pair or even one nuclear powered submarine. We know the cancer next door will flip their lid since that kind of technology is not only dangerous to possess, it also requires tremendous security protocols as well as flawless and secured maintenance capabilities. I realize the nuclear reactors are also at the same level, maybe even more dangerous as far as the cancer is concerned since access to the fission material is much more open and easier to obtain that through a nuke-powered sub. But the dangers of the latter in an accident would be much more detrimental to the cancerous neighbor which would make that sale not only troubling for them, but to many of the others that have disdain for Egypt. Not to mention the US and its control freak issues with Egypt.

On another note, does Egypt even really need it? Aside from having a submarine that wouldn't need any refueling for two decades and can stay underwater for 6 months or more and its submersion is only limited by the amount of food it can carry for its personnel as well as the human factor to stay in that condition for long periods of time, what other benefit does it offer a country in Egypt's size that let's say the next non-nuclear submarine can offer? Anyone welcome to take this question on along with The SC. @Philip the Arab , @ARCH٤R , @joker87 , @Ramses Akhenaten Ahmose @Foinikas .

Now I'm glad about the Rafale.
The FREMM are pretty darn good if you ask me. You guys have 2 Bergamini and 1 Aquitaine?

I'll tell ya, I am so partial to the Bergaminis over the Aquitaine for many reasons. But to simplify it in a silly manner, they look so badass compared to the French ship with that massive mast and ball hiding the superb AESA/PESA radar. Not to mention all its other comms and defensive/offensive caps.

Beasts!
Disclaimer: These two are not the Egyptian ones just to be clear. But they offer a great glimpse at the intimidating appearance of the ships. The rest are the Egyptian ones.

Hopefully when they finally end up with either the appropriate model of Augusta Westland or Ka-52 Katran, we'll see them operating off that rear helo pad where currently they're operating a couple of their Seasprite anti submarine warfare helicopters.

A really large amount
a day after the visit and the money was in diplomatic bags

"Diplomatic bags" LOL! Outstanding ya m3alem!

As for the Italy deal, it will not take place and there is no negotiation even on it Because the Italian government is under pressure because of Regeni and Patrick Zaki

So why? Why do we hear there is serious negotiation on the deal and not only that, but serious discussions on the possibility of 4-6 additional Bergaminis? Also I thought they already cleared the Regeni issue at least. They apologized and explained that he was out in the middle of the western desert in an area that was frequently used for scum cretins coming in from Libya and obviously it was a clear case of mistaken identity which unfortunately happens A LOT in many other countries involved in some military action of some capacity. It seems like the Italian government can easily squash the pressure from whomever is giving them a hard time about that. I mean, what more do they want from Egypt that it hasn't offered or given?

 

[Foinikas]

I'll tell ya, I am so partial to the Bergaminis over the Aquitaine for many reasons. But to simplify it in a silly manner, they look so badass compared to the French ship with that massive mast and ball hiding the superb AESA/PESA radar. Not to mention all its other comms and defensive/offensive caps.

Beasts!
Disclaimer: These two are not the Egyptian ones just to be clear. But they offer a great glimpse at the intimidating appearance of the ships. The rest are the Egyptian ones.

They're both great! If you put them in the right role,maybe Aquitane could serve as a great escort ship for the Mistral.
You know the other day I was looking at your fleet on wikipedia,after we talked here and I was like...how can those Turks think they can defeat Egypt in a naval battle? If you compare the fleets,they have little chances to defeat the Egyptian Navy in an all-out war.

 

[Ramses Akhenaten Ahmose]

They're both great! If you put them in the right role,maybe Aquitane could serve as a great escort ship for the Mistral.
You know the other day I was looking at your fleet on wikipedia,after we talked here and I was like...how can those Turks think they can defeat Egypt in a naval battle? If you compare the fleets,they have little chances to defeat the Egyptian Navy in an all-out war.

They do have capabilities to produce their own corvettes, which is why it is imperative that Egypt invests and manufactures its own submarines, I want to see egypt at least produce its own corvette, frigate and submarine models. EN should be partially self sufficient at the very least.

 

[joker88]

The deal for the Italian frame includes 50 Aster 30 missiles, 50 Aster 15 missiles and 100 anti-ship missiles from the Italian stockpile. Please refer to the frame pictures before delivery to the Egyptian Navy

 

[joker88]

Italy is also facing sharp criticism now from Egypt, so I said that the deal would not be negotiated again in recent times, and I mentioned that the direction to France for the Frame, the Gwind and the fast patrol is better
As for the barracuda submarines, they would have been made with diesel and electric engines for Australia, and the contract did not include nuclear engines, the piece Each is worth more than one billion euros

 

[The SC]

Dang, SC, Bro. As much as we all would LOVE to see a pair of nuclear powered submarines in the EN, do you really think the French would do it for spite? I would think they would have other potential customers who would be interested and that would draw a lot less, if not no criticism at all for supplying them with a pair or even one nuclear powered submarine. We know the cancer next door will flip their lid since that kind of technology is not only dangerous to possess, it also requires tremendous security protocols as well as flawless and secured maintenance capabilities. I realize the nuclear reactors are also at the same level, maybe even more dangerous as far as the cancer is concerned since access to the fission material is much more open and easier to obtain that through a nuke-powered sub. But the dangers of the latter in an accident would be much more detrimental to the cancerous neighbor which would make that sale not only troubling for them, but to many of the others that have disdain for Egypt. Not to mention the US and its control freak issues with Egypt.

On another note, does Egypt even really need it? Aside from having a submarine that wouldn't need any refueling for two decades and can stay underwater for 6 months or more and its submersion is only limited by the amount of food it can carry for its personnel as well as the human factor to stay in that condition for long periods of time, what other benefit does it offer a country in Egypt's size that let's say the next non-nuclear submarine can offer? Anyone welcome to take this question on along with The SC. @Philip the Arab , @ARCH٤R , @joker87 , @Ramses Akhenaten Ahmose @Foinikas .

India has already shown interest for those subs..

 

[Philip the Arab]

I think the Israelis and US would put too much pressure on France to allow them to sell nuclear subs to Egypt unfortunately.