





tchpako a écrit :désolé pour le HS mais j'ai trouver ça intéressent qui date 06/112/2011anzar a écrit :Sans faire dans le HS, les BAM sont des patrouilleurs équipés de 3 canons.... c'est un peu légerFULCRUM a écrit :ça c'est le remplaçant des Koni normalement
http://www.infodefensa.com/?noticia=def ... atrullerosMadrid (Infodefensa.com) - le ministère de la Défense envisage d'envoyer à Alger à bord du navire d'action maritime de Meteor (BAM) pour stimuler les ventes dans le pays de patrouille de trois.
Le bateau sera amarré au port de la capitale algérienne du 11 au 13 décembre. Navantia, Luis Cacho, CEO mettra à profit cette présence à présent « in situ » auprès des autorités du pays, le premier de la classe océan BAM de patrouille construite pour la marine espagnole, comme le rapporte le Journal ABC.
L'entreprise publique espagnole Algérie, a présenté en septembre 2010, un appel d'offres pour la construction de trois navires semblables pour les cavaliers qui sont construits pour le Venezuela, et dont la mission principale serait de surveillance maritime.
Les chantiers navals de France (DCNS), Italie (Fincantieri), Royaume-Uni (BAE) et Allemagne (TKMS) ont également été présentés au concours. Selon les prévisions, l'Algérie devrait être sélectionné les finalistes de ce mois.



je pense pas que la visite de Fabius ou même le président Holland ça va changer quoi que ce sois mais contrairement l'OPV BAM est déjà sur l'affiche et je pense que c'est officielle et elle veux tt dire wallah ya3lamabdelK a écrit :Le contrat pour les BAM est-il acquis ou vous pensez que la visite de Fabius et l'accord militaire va remettre en scelle la version OPV des Gowinds?










http://industria.ccoo.es/comunes/recurs ... prensa.pdfNavantia has options to build ships for Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Algeria and Brazil




http://www.globaliamagazine.com/?id=1280TyssenKrupp Marine Systems will supply two Meko frigates to Algeria, with deck helicopters included. The contract, which was signed already back in March, is valued at more than 400 million Euros,[7] and includes the construction of a dockyard in that North African country, which is to assemble two more frigates. This business deal, as well, had been politically prepared and accompanied by the Berlin government. During a visit to Algiers, a high-ranking German naval delegation introduced an accompanying training program, which inspired the Algerian government to decide in favor of buying the German model - very similar to the German Federal Police training program for Saudi Arabia, which accompanies that Cassidian contract. Accordingly, Algerian sailors will be initiated by the German Navy in the handling of German frigates - on the high seas and in Germany as well. This costs Algeria 12 million Euros. In 2010, Berlin also authorized mediation for selling Algeria two patrol boats. Algeria is the strongest military power in Northwest Africa.[8] The sale of warships, as well as the other deals for weaponry with Algeria,[9] is considered a good means for reinforcing the Algerian armed forces' bonds to Germany.

http://defesaglobal.wordpress.com/2012/07/26/5076/The North-African country is expected to procure as well as ocean patrol vessels. The Gowind design from French shipbuilder DCNS is seen as a type being considered.

http://defesaglobal.wordpress.com/2012/09/05/5570/The French Navy (Marine Nationale) “L’Adroit” offshore patrol vessel visits Cape Town, South Africa between 5-9 September as part of a deployment to Africa.
The visit provide an opportunity to promote the ship who the development and construction was self-funded by the French shipbuilder DCNS.
South Africa is looking to procure undisclosed quantities of offshore patrol vessels as part of its Biro project. DCNS is teaming with the local company Nautic Africa (formerly KND).
DCNS will also be at Africa Aerospace & Defence (AAD) 2012 event from 19 to 23 September to showcase Gowind Control offshore patrol vessel, Gowind Combat corvette, Mistral 140 projection & command ship, Polaris mission system and F21 torpedo.
Malaysia has purchased six Gowind Combat vessels fitted with SETIS combat system, to be locally built. Gowind range of surface ships is being actively marketed in countries such as Brazil, Poland, the Philippines, Algeria