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MADE IN JORDAN

very nice...How is the industry in Jordan and is investing in energy market of Jordan a good idea?
 
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JRESCO
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The Jordan Russian Electronic Systems Co. (JRESCO) was established in 2005 as a Joint Venture company between the King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB) and the Jordanian Specialized Company for Electronic Services (JSCES).

The main mission of JRESCO is to strengthen the relationship between Jordan and the Russian Federation in the field of Military-Technical Cooperation and providing technical solutions and development in military sector.

JRESCO’s goal is to be a leader in the production of portable weapon with unique, high quality, high precision Short Range, Portable Grenade Launcher System RPG-32 “HASHIM” with optical sight and two kinds of grenade: Anti-tank (Tandem) and Thermobaric.

JRESCO is in a process of building modern facilities in Jordan for the production and marketing of RPG-32 "HASHIM".

Products

1- RPG-32 “HASHIM”: Development and Production of Portable Grenade Launcher system RPG-32 “HASHIM”.
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http://jresco.com/images/rgp_32_en.pdf

2- Alvis Scorpion ARV: Modernization of Alvis Scorpion ARV to meet the modern military requirements.
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http://jresco.com/images/scorpion.pdf

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Somebody needs to invent a factory in this country. 4 pages and I still don't see an assembly line of any kind. Why is that?
 
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The only thing that I'm hoping to look at is some 'Jordanian Cuisine' ! The Hussein MBT for all its impressiveness can fit as well in my starving tummy and tantalize my taste-buds as the Al-Khalid can....so please show me what you guys 'Make, Bake or Cook in Jordan' ! :woot:
 
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What is Jordan's experience in building UAVs

Are there private players?

What is Jordan's experience in building UAVs

Are there private players?
 
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What is Jordan's experience in building UAVs

Are there private players?

What is Jordan's experience in building UAVs

Are there private players?

Silent Eye
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The Silent Eye back-packable UAV system is part of the KADDB-JAI UAV family. The system is ideally suited for aerial surveillance, scouting missions, area and perimeter aerial control, and highway monitoring and traffic control. It is also suited for search and rescue mission support, patrol and convoy missions, locate and verify area parameter missions, aerial survey, etc.

Jordan Arrow

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Use(s): aerial target intended for defence weapon training/T&E for close-in/ short-range weapons Manufacturer: Jordan Advanced Remote Systems Powerplant: 38hp rotary Dimensions: length: 3m, height: 0.6m, wingspan: 2.2m Weight: MTOW: 60kg, max payload: 15kg Performance: speed: 450km/h (rotary), endurance: 2hr, ceiling: 505,000m Payload: visual aug for optical tracking, IR & active/passive augmentation, IR & active/passive radar countermeasures, scoring equip & other: IFF Guidance/Tracking: onboard digital auto control with GPS-based nav, preprogrammable autonomous mode, changeable in-flight Launch: pneumatic catapult Recovery: parachute (flotation equipment & emergency beacon for above-water operations) Structure Material: glass fibre&alu System Components: 4-8 UAVs, GCS, catapult launcher & ground support equip. Status: in production
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SEA BIRD T-REX

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Among the most eye-catching exhibits at SOFEX is the strangely shaped Seabird RL 100 T-Rex UAV project, which was initiated about six months ago. It grew out of the SwissCopter Dragonfly tip-jet light manned helicopter, but has been evolved into a military UAV concept for a ‘killer’ vehicle to work with ‘hunter’ UAVs.

T-Rex, and its Dragonfly predecessor, feature a tip-jet propulsion system to drive the two-blade rotor. There is no engine as such, no transmission, and consequently very little noise, but endurance is restricted to about 90 minutes. The system currently uses hydrogen peroxide fuel, but other fuels could be used. Rotor torque issues are handled in the flight control system.

T-Rex is planned to have an 80kg payload, primarily comprising weapons. The operational concept is for surveillance platforms such as other UAVs to find targets for the

T-Rex, which is then dispatched to attack them. It has a cursor-on-target guidance system that flies the T-Rex to its target location, and then holds the weapons-aiming cursor on the target, ready to fire.

NT 150 is the designation of the SwissCopter-designed 4.5m span medium UAV, which has been flown and tested in Jordan. The 20hp engine gives a maximum speed of 200 km/h, and the NT 150 can carry a 40kg useful payload. Endurance in that configuration is about six hours, but if some payload is traded for fuel, the NT 150 has an endurance of 10-12 hours. Effective range of the line-of-sight
datalink is more than 100km.
 
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Jordan Panther
Mobile Forward intelligence Reconnaissance Platf
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NT 150
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NT 150 is fully autonomous, but can also be flown remotely by an innovative flying station backpack. This is worn by the operator, and incorporates a helmet with tracking system, and armrests with flying and sensor controls. Using this kit, the operator can fly the UAV as if it was a piloted aircraft, while the sensor can be slewed to point in the same direction as the operator’s head. The UAV can be transferred between remotely piloted and autonomous controls at the flick of a switch.

Under development for this and other UAVs is Innosuisse’s UAVision system, which provides mission planning, monitoring and real-time mapping within a virtual globe environment. NT 150 is fully tested, and Seabird has gathered several interested parties in the MENA region. Production would be undertaken in Seabird’s facilities here in Jordan should an order result.
 
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The only problem with tank defence system is that they can only defend against limited number of anti-tank missiles.
 
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Shibel variant
produced by Jordan Aerospace Industries as Shibel
http://www.jai.jo/JAI.pdf
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Man that horrifying ... No ejection seats in jet plane and two pilots on board and interior looks like a fancy car & seats as well.
BTW When Jordan sent its F-5 to Pakistan in 1971, it too had no Ejection Seats. Ain't pilot valuable in your country ?
 
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