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In Yemen:
Saudi Hawks in their successful visit to Pakistan.
RSAF Typhoon pilots, from the 2nd Wing at KFAB, during the preparation of their 1st deployment to the US
Civilians of Southern KSA wowing to punish the Houthis should they cross the border.
Saudi Hawks in their successful visit to Pakistan.
RSAF Typhoon pilots, from the 2nd Wing at KFAB, during the preparation of their 1st deployment to the US
Civilians of Southern KSA wowing to punish the Houthis should they cross the border.
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A Saudi border guard team and medical staff from King Fahad Marine Base in Wajh was dispatched to the ship, which was 80 nautical miles south of the port of Dhiba on its way to Suez in Egypt.
The ship’s captain contacted the Jeddah coordination center for search and rescue operations in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aqaba on Friday night. He said his crew member, a Filipino, was seriously ill and required a medical evacuation.
The ship’s captain contacted the Jeddah coordination center for search and rescue operations in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aqaba on Friday night. He said his crew member, a Filipino, was seriously ill and required a medical evacuation.
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Tremendous pics!
RSAF Typhoon pilots, from the 2nd Wing at KFAB, during the preparation of their 1st deployment to the US
State of the art packed cockpit!
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3x RSAF A330 MRTTs & 8x EF-2000s stop at Morón AFB on the way back to KSA
A number of different helicopters from RSAF RSLF, AF Medical Svcs, GSAC and SRCA took part in the mission of Hajj 2017
WHO recognizes the measures taken by Saudi Arabian MOH which ensured pilgrims H&S during Hajj & proved effectiveness w/o health problems/outbreaks
Lt. General Fahad bin Turki, Crd of RSLF & Joint Ops Forces, congratulates the coalition forces in Najran & Jazan on Eid
Acting Commander of the RSAF Maj. General Mohammed Al-Otaibi inspects Red Flag & Green Flags
drills, at Nellis AFB
In almost liberated Yemen:
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Niiiice, FN Minimi!
Very cool those F-15 intakes folding down to change the air flow. Something you don't notice that often.
This is a great photo. Notice some very neat stuff. First the great Arab army procedure of always designating a soldier to guard the fellas praying, his firearm is the very cool AK-103 and the Apache in the background is equipped with the Longbow radar.
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http://www.arabnews.com/node/1157746/saudi-arabia#photo/4
JEDDAH: Prince Khaled bin Salman, the Saudi Ambassador to the US, on Thursday toured the Boeing facility where fighter aircraft bound for the Kingdom are being produced.
During his tour of the Boeing’s Defense Space and Security F-15SA facility, Prince Khaled inspected some of the 84 F-15SA jets on the production line that were for delivery to the Royal Saudi Air Force. He also met with Boeing executives and employees, including Saudi engineers, and was briefed on the F-15SA aircraft’s capabilities as well as the technology being deployed.
“The technology being put into the F-15SA will enhance the security of Saudi Arabia in the face of global threats,” said Prince Khaled, who was once an F-15 fighter pilot.
Another 70 F-15S models are being converted to Saudi Advanced models, part of the largest foreign military sale in US history.
“We are honored that His Royal Highness chose to make Boeing one of his stops on his important tour,” said Shelley Lavender, senior vice president of Strike, Surveillance and Mobility. “His visit highlights the partnerships that have been built upon for more than 70 years between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Boeing as well as future innovations that will help propel the Kingdom’s progressive Vision 2030 goals.”
Prince Khaled’s visit at the Boeing facility is part the ambassador’s US tour, which has included stops in Nevada’s Nellis Air Force base, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas and St. Louis.
JEDDAH: Prince Khaled bin Salman, the Saudi Ambassador to the US, on Thursday toured the Boeing facility where fighter aircraft bound for the Kingdom are being produced.
During his tour of the Boeing’s Defense Space and Security F-15SA facility, Prince Khaled inspected some of the 84 F-15SA jets on the production line that were for delivery to the Royal Saudi Air Force. He also met with Boeing executives and employees, including Saudi engineers, and was briefed on the F-15SA aircraft’s capabilities as well as the technology being deployed.
“The technology being put into the F-15SA will enhance the security of Saudi Arabia in the face of global threats,” said Prince Khaled, who was once an F-15 fighter pilot.
Another 70 F-15S models are being converted to Saudi Advanced models, part of the largest foreign military sale in US history.
“We are honored that His Royal Highness chose to make Boeing one of his stops on his important tour,” said Shelley Lavender, senior vice president of Strike, Surveillance and Mobility. “His visit highlights the partnerships that have been built upon for more than 70 years between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Boeing as well as future innovations that will help propel the Kingdom’s progressive Vision 2030 goals.”
Prince Khaled’s visit at the Boeing facility is part the ambassador’s US tour, which has included stops in Nevada’s Nellis Air Force base, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas and St. Louis.
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@Saif al-Arab Keep your eye out for nice, HR photos of Faisal 11 next week, bro. RSAF and EAF exercise and I know for a fact Saudi photos are 100% better than those taken by Egyptians. The latter is usually bad resolution stills from bad resolution filming. They never seem to make an effort to take nice, high quality pics like the RSAF or any other airforce does, for that matter. I just don't know if the Saudis will release photos of the EAF, but hopefully they will.
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The usual suspects will be there for sure. At least I hope!
#RSAF F-15C Eagles, assigned to the 2nd Sqn, during preparations for the upcoming exercise '#Faisal11' next week in #Egypt
Photos of the @SaudiHawks88 team soaring over the sky of Belgium #Sanicole, by: @Ahmedhader
Leaders Formation |
Very proud of our young Saudis working at @BoeingDefense on the F-15SA program.
In Yemen:
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http://saudigazette.com.sa/article/517260/SAUDI-ARABIA/Saudi
CAIRO — Warplanes from allies Egypt and Saudi Arabia have begun joint war games that are coinciding with separate drills between Egypt and both the United States and Russia.
Thursday's announcement by Egypt's official MENA news agency says the Saudi-Egyptian games are being held in Egypt and will last several days. It gave no further details.
Egypt is a member of a Saudi-led coalition fighting Shiite rebels in Yemen, providing warships to patrol Red Sea waters off Yemen's coast.
Egypt on Sunday began 10-day war games with US troops. The games, codenamed "Bright Star," are being held after an 8-year hiatus. Egyptian and Russian airborne units are also involved in war games.
Egypt has spent billions of dollars on new arms purchases as it constructs an image of a regional military power. — AP
CAIRO — Warplanes from allies Egypt and Saudi Arabia have begun joint war games that are coinciding with separate drills between Egypt and both the United States and Russia.
Thursday's announcement by Egypt's official MENA news agency says the Saudi-Egyptian games are being held in Egypt and will last several days. It gave no further details.
Egypt is a member of a Saudi-led coalition fighting Shiite rebels in Yemen, providing warships to patrol Red Sea waters off Yemen's coast.
Egypt on Sunday began 10-day war games with US troops. The games, codenamed "Bright Star," are being held after an 8-year hiatus. Egyptian and Russian airborne units are also involved in war games.
Egypt has spent billions of dollars on new arms purchases as it constructs an image of a regional military power. — AP
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http://www.arabnews.com/node/1161976/saudi-arabia
JEDDAH: Saudi Border Guards will participate in the joint Gulf naval exercise “Peace Gulf 6” that will be launched in the Arabian Gulf with the coast guards of Bahrain and Kuwait, and the support of Saudi Security Aviation.
The exercise will begin on Monday and will last three days, according to executive decisions of interior ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states.
This comes as part of the annual training for border and coast guards in the GCC states to support and enhance cooperation and relations, prepare and refine naval staff, acquire technical experience, and develop skills in naval security in search and rescue operations by carrying out joint exercises.
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