Radars et Systémes de Surveillence dans les FAR

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image pour la reconnaisance:


description:
c'est un radar de grande portee (40 KM) pour la detection , l'acquisition , la llocalisation et la reconnaissance des cibles motrices au sol. il peut etre montrer sur des chassis mobiles , comme des VAB chez l'armee de terre francaise, comme il peut etre aussi monter sur 3 pieds (cf. l'image). il capable aussi de detecter les helicopteres volant a basse altitude , ce systeme fait objet d'une grande ECCM ( Electronique counter-counter meuseures) et de grande efficacite aussi.

il est en service chez les FAR, notamment dans le mur defensive.

aux JPO's:

dans l'exposé fait pour les élus à la 4éme BAFRA, on peut voir ce plan, montrant les deux stations Radar situés au Sahara marocain, les mêmes que dans les plan GE, et surment ce sont des stations de TPS43 :
la premiére à Laayoune, dont les parlementaire ont pu la visiter, et le deuxiéme à Es'smara :

non ca c´est le PPS-5 chez les FAR aussi
la photo d´ou et quand?

Yakuza a écrit:

non ca c´est le PPS-5 chez les FAR aussi
la photo d´ou et quand?

Merci
au JPO ...

je savais pas qu'il yavait des radars dans la region de l'oritental est ce que ces radars sont destiné a surveiilé les mouvements de l'armée algerienne?

defense aerienne du territoire ( D.A.T)

Yakuza a écrit:

quelquepart pres des frontieres Est

Il y a le positionnement sur les photos, c'est facile a retrouver maintenant

j´ai pa dit que c´etait secret,je savais seulement pas comment s´appele le lieu a 52km de vous,j´ai donné dailleurs le nom Tendrara du 2eme
ils doivent voir presque tout l´espace algerien avec ce positionnement sur des hauteurs et tout proche,et tout au long de la frontiere a une certaine distance..

salam les specialistes, je sais que vous en avait deja parlé mais en rentrant de cabo negro (tetouan) j ai vu le gros dome quelqu un peu me rafraichir la memoire? c est un radar aerien?

oui tu parle de celui sur le sommet said

Spoiler:

exact celui la!

la photo a été prise exactement à l endroit ou je me trouvais hier, yak tu aurais pas un predator qui tourne au dessous de ma tete

c'est le MPQ49 si je me trompe pas

affirmatif

C'est le radar d'alerte des CHAPARAL.

Yakuza a écrit:

radar sur la base de TanTan

Affirmatif, je le vois du stah de chez moi, c'est celui de l'aérodrome! Bonne trouvaille yakusa!

Les 8 AN/TPS-63UP ont été modernisé et leur portée de 296Km a ete augmenter de 250% !

Si on fait le calcul : 296 x 250 sur 100 = 740 KM de portée

Dites moi que je ne reves pas....

c´est bel et bien la verité,solid state transmitter upgrade,digitalisation..

Malheuresement je n'ai pas pu prendre de photo, mais il y a le même Radar que celui au dessus du cap de MDIQ sur les montagne qui surplombent Tanger med. Je viens de le voir il y a quelque heures.

tu parles du Bor A550 ?
Si oui, on a donc installé le BSC juste dans les côtes nords ...

non il parle de Mdiq,la boule
https://far-maroc.forumpro.fr/t2166p60-les-radars-chez-les-far#102996

Le DSI de ce mois confirme l'achat par le Maroc de 8 radars AN/MPQ 64 F1 sur Humvee avec système de communication
SINCGARS, le tout pour un montant de 67 millions $ via FMS.

Citation :

Washington - The Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress Thursday of a possible Foreign Military Sale to the Government of Morocco of eight AN/MPQ-64F1 SENTINEL Radars, and associated equipment, parts, training and logistical support for an estimated cost of $67 million.



The Government of Morocco has requested a possible sale 8 AN/MPQ-64F1 SENTINEL Radars, 8 AN/VRC-92E Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS) Vehicular Dual Long-Range System Radios, Identification Friend or Foe (IFF), Sentinel Software, 8 SENTINEL M1152 High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV)s, HMMWV support equipment, spare and repair parts, personnel training and training equipment, publications and technical data, U.S. Government and contractor technical assistance and other related logistics support. The estimated cost is $67 million.



The proposed sale will contribute to the foreign policy and national security objectives of the United States by supporting Morocco's legitimate need for its own self-defense. Morocco is one of the most stable and pro-Western of the Arab states, and the U.S. remains committed to a long-term relationship with Morocco.

The Government of Morocco is modernizing its armed forces and expanding its air defense architecture to counter threats posed by air attack. The proposed sale of SENTINEL Radars will greatly enhance Morocco's interoperability with the U.S. and other NATO nations, making it a more valuable partner in an increasingly important area of the world.



The proposed sale will not alter the basic military balance in the region.

Citation :

The Sentinel provides integrated battlefield management for tactical forward air defense.
The most modern and capable low altitude air surveillance and air defense radar in the world. A 3D, phased array X-Band radar Sentinel automatically detects and tracks threats well beyond weapon system engagement parameters allowing early engagement of targets. The primary air defense radar of the U.S. Army and employed around the world.

La fiche technique :http://www.thalesraytheon.com/fileadmin/tmpl/Products/pdf/Improved_Sentinel_Radar_Data_Sheet_-_April_2011.pdf

PGM

Merci pour l'info Pgm.

Maintenant faut voir si Slamraam viendra apres ou deja suffisant pour nos Hawk.

encore un autre type de ground radar acheté en 2008
ARSS-1

comme je le voulais deja pour notre industrie,certains officiers retraités restent apres dans le Business

Citation :

UNCLAS RABAT 000445
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS DEPT FOR PM/DTCC BLUE LANTERN COORDINATOR AND NEA/MAG E.O. 12958: N/A TAGS: ETTC [Trade and Technology Controls], KOMC [Export Control of Defense Articles and Defense Services], MO [Morocco]
SUBJECT: BLUE LANTERN LEVEL 3: PRE-LICENSE END-USE CHECK ON APPLICATION 05-050096158
REF: SECSTATE 50430

¶1. (SBU) Post validates the bona fides of application 05-050096158 and asses the information conveyed reftel as accurate. On May 16, Econoff visited Technical Communication Solutions Maroc (TCSM) and met with its Director, Ahmed Eljorfi. TCSM is a small consulting business, with an office in the industrial zone of Temara. Eljorfi was able to speak about the sale, intended use, and export license application for 12 x Advanced Radar Surveillance Systems (ARSS-1), and produced operating and maintenance manuals for the equipment. He produced his file of the transaction that included a signed purchase order between the Chief of the Procurement Division, National Defense Administration (MOD) and Telephonics Corp, signed January 9, 2008. Eljorfi explained his (TCSM) role in the transaction as a consultant and facilitator, who was first approached by Colonel Major Boujemaa Bouraada, Inspector of Transmission (Signal Corps) in 2007.

¶2. (SBU) Eljorfi is a retired Royal Moroccan Air Force (RMAF) avionics and radar officer/technician. He attended technical training with the U.S. Air Force at Chanute AFB, IL in 1977, and at McClellan AFB, CA in 1983. He retired from the RMAF in 1992 and worked for Harris Corp. until starting his own consulting firm in 1999. His firm specializes in security and surveillance equipment. He explained that the 12 ARSS-1 radars are ground surveillance systems that will be used by Moroccan border security forces to detect illegal immigrants and unauthorized transit along Morocco's borders. He said TCSM would never take possession of the equipment, but that it would instead go directly to the Direction of Reception and Transit in Casablanca (a military storage and reception facility) before being deployed to the field. Eljorfi explained that his role was to act as Telephonics (Griffon Corporation's electronic and communication systems subsidiary) intermediary in Morocco, and to provide instruction to the Moroccan military on its operation and maintenance. When asked how he became involved with Telephonics, Eljorfi said he was first approached by the Signal Corps in February 2007, who was interested in purchasing border surveillance radars. Eljorfi explained he did a simple search on the Internet for distributors of suitable systems, which led to his association with Telephonics.

¶3. (SBU) In a March 2008 meeting with U.S. Ambassador Riley, Lt Gen Abdelaziz Bennani, Inspector General of the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces, mentioned these radars and asked for USG assistance in facilitating their delivery. Post has no doubt the Moroccan military ordered them from Telephonics or that TCSM is the bona fide local agent for Telephonics in Morocco.

Citation :

Advanced Radar Surveillance System (ARSS) (United States), Battlefield, missile control and ground surveillance radar systems

Type
X-band (8.75 to 8.95 GHz sub-band) portable ground surveillance radar.

Description
ARSS is described as being a coherent, ground-based, fully encased, all-weather radar that comprises a transmitter/receiver antenna unit and a remote system control/display unit. It is designed for military and paramilitary security applications including border surveillance and the monitoring of activity around sensitive sites. Specifically, the system provides automatic detection and monitoring of moving targets (including people, vehicles and helicopters) at ranges of up to 30 km. Target type identification is by means of an audio signal derived from a target's Doppler frequency. ARSS's control/display unit takes the form of a 25 kg ruggedised personal computer-based equipment and the complete system can be deployed in less than five minutes. A 48 cm (19 in) standard rackmount version (with full keyboard and 43 cm (17 in) display) is also available. A radar levelling sub-system is included and the system's man/machine interface is menu driven and described as being 'intuitive' in order to minimise operator training. ARSS-1 has a range of installation options that include fixed site (buildings or towers), deployable tripod and vehicular (where it is designated as the ARSS-2). In this latter application, the radar functions when its host platform is stationary and is designed to be integrated with an electro-optical viewing system.

Jane´s

Merci Yakusa ... très intéressant

On acheté 2 versions de l'AN/TPS79 ... la version fixe et la version mobile

Alloudi a écrit:

un lien ou ont liste quelque un de nos contracts :

http://www.acq.osd.mil/dpap/cpic/cp/docs/RTC-Sig_Mil_Equipment_for_FY10_USA003198-11.pdf

on en a acheté 3 en tout selon LM,ceux du pdf sont les details de payement,comme les L16 et Amraam..

merci Alloudi