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**Alrougi** · 04-19-2014, 02:25

رد: متابعة تمرين ( الدرع الأخضر 2014 )

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**Alrougi** · 04-19-2014, 02:26

رد: متابعة تمرين ( الدرع الأخضر 2014 )

ما اقدر ارفق صور ...؟

**abo.hmeed** · 04-19-2014, 03:45

رد: متابعة تمرين ( الدرع الأخضر 2014 )

ان شاء الله ما تكون مكرره

**ضيف** · 04-20-2014, 00:54

رد: متابعة تمرين ( الدرع الأخضر 2014 )

Peter Boschert in France/Nancy “GREEN SHIELD 2014″

by Peter Boschert · April 15, 2014

Saudi Arabian Eagles in France.

Six Saudi Arabian F-15C/D Eagle of 2.Sqn/RSAF 7.Wing out of Tabuk (King Faisal Air Base) deployed with the aid of A.330 tankers to BA133 Nancy-Ochey on 03rd April 2014.

With four Mirages 2000-5F from BA116 Luxeuil-St. Saveur, Rafale from BA113 St.Dizier-Robinson and the local Mirage 2000D they participate in exercise “Green Shield 14″.

This is the second time saudi F-15s were deployed for an exercise to France, the first time deployed 5.Sqn/RSAF 2.Wing from Taif (King Fahd Air Base) to BA102 Dijon-Longvic in October 2009.

The six Eagles, that were deployed had an interesting background. Two F-15s (203 (FMS 80-0095) & 205 (FMS 80-0073)) were delivered from St. Loius to Saudi Arabia. The other four Eagles were delivered in October 1990 just before Desert Storm to Saudi Arabia from the inventory of the USAFE. Two aircraft (F-15C 208 (79-0017) & F-15D 233 (79-0004)) came from the 32.TFS at Soesterberg AB, while the other two (F-15C 214 (79-0043) & F-15D 232 (79-0006*)) flew with the 525.TFS/36.TFW, based at Bitburg AB. So a nice return of the F-15 Eagles to Europe after nearly 25 years.

The first week of the exercise was familialization and DACT with Mirages and Rafale which flew from BA113 St. Dizier. The second week started with an CSAR exercise, involving also E-3F AWACS and two EC.725R-1 Caracale from EH 01.067 from BA120 Cazaux. Each day, two missions were flown, usually consisting of four F-15s, four Mirage 2000-5F, four Mirage 2000D and at least two Rafale B/C. They were joined, depending on the mission, by Alpha Jet E from EE02.002 from BA102 Dijon-Longvic, acting as aggressor aircraft and further support aircraft.

The exercise is scheduled to end on 16.04.2014.

BA133 organized together with the saudi guests a fotografers day on 14.04.2014 and provided great opportunities to take pictures.

Peter Boschert in France/Nancy “GREEN SHIELD 2014” – Photorecon

http://photorecon.net/peter-boschert-in-francenancy-green-shield-2014/

**SAUDI AWACS** · 04-20-2014, 01:16

رد: متابعة تمرين ( الدرع الأخضر 2014 )

لقيت هالفيديو يالربع , ماقدرت اشوفه بسبب ضعف الانترنت لدي

Exercice Green Shield - Vidéo Dailymotion

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xayud1_exercice-green-shield_tech?start=3

Regardez Exercice Green Shield - Armée de l'Air officiel sur Dailymotion

**ضيف** · 04-20-2014, 01:38

رد: متابعة تمرين ( الدرع الأخضر 2014 )

WITH VIDEO: Saudi and French fighters get familiar

A Royal Saudi Air Force F-15D Eagle at Nancy, France, for Green Shield 2014 (Image © Dennis Spronk)

A Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) F-15C Eagle pilot looks outside his cockpit. He sees not the familiar sandy surroundings of Tabuk King Faisal Airbase in the Saudi desert, but the green scenery of Nancy Airbase in France. To his right is a green, delta shaped local bird. It’s an Armée de l’air Dassault Mirage 2000D, ready for take-off and for the combat search and rescue (CSAR) mission that follows. But the Saudi pilot is not alone, his wingman in another F-15C is readying himself for the same mission. This is exercise Green Shield 2014 in progress.

On Monday 14 April it takes only a quick look at the fighter filled flightline of Base Aérienne 133 Nancy (Ochey) to notice the two participating countries in Green Shield 2014. Next to about a dozen French Dassult Mirages and Rafales stand six Royal Saudi Air Force F-15 Eagles. Four of the Saudis are C-model one-seaters, two being D-model two-seaters. Nearby, a group of Saudi personnel keeps watch over the aircraft, while they wait for pilots to show up for the next mission. Despite reasonable spring weather, the ground crew jokes about the cold. Judging by their clothing, they may actually mean it.

Great ball of fire! French Air Force (Armée de l’Air) Mirage 2000D with serial 667 / code 133-JZ taking off
(Image © Dennis Spronk)

“It’s a big operation for them”, says Nancy based Mirage 2000D pilot Pascal Leroux, involved in organizing Green Shield 2014. “The Saudi’s brought their fighters to Nancy together with 200 personnel, using their new Airbus A330 MRTT tanker/transport aircraft. A lot of planning was involved on their side, and ours as well. Nancy is not really suited for large exercises, but we made it work.”

During our visit the French Air Force scrambled the dedicated Eurocopter EC725R2 Caracal for the Combat Search and Rescue mission (Image © Dennis Spronk)

Earlier experience

There was luckily some experience to lean on. It’s the fourth time the French and Saudi’s train together. Earlier exercises were held in 2007 (Saudi Arabia), 2009 (Dijon, France) and 2012 (Saudi Arabia again). Leroux: “The goal is to train together and share experience in combined air operations. When the F-15s arrived here two weeks ago, we started training one-versus-one scenarios, using our Mirage 2000-5Fs as opponents. Gradually missions grew larger, as did the mission packages. Today, we fly a Combat Search and Rescue mission.”

A Royal Saudi Air Force F-15C Eagle taking off from Nancy during Exercise Green Shield 2014 (Image © Dennis Spronk)

Indeed, in the afternoon the sound of jet engines starting up is heard at Nancy. Two CSAR specialized EC-725 Caracal helicopters take off first. They are followed by several Mirage 2000Ds which have been calling Nancy ‘home’ for years. Then, two Saudi F-15s claim the 7,874 feet long runway, throttle up to 50,000 lbs of thrust and depart with full afterburner. A second pair does the same some time later. Meanwhile, Rafales and Mirage 2000 air defense fighters go airborne as well

The look of a killer: an Armée de l’Air Dassault Rafale B with code 113-FI (Image © Dennis Spronk)

Killed

Two weeks into the exercise, the Saudis have grown into the Nancy environment and are giving the French a hard time. Camille Jolly, a weapons systems officer (‘wizzo’) from Nancy, flew against the Saudi pilots in the backseat of a Dassault Rafale B in the morning. “We were actually killed by them, but we did take out some of their aircraft too. I think the score was an equal 3-3.” According to Jolly the general goal of a Green Shield mission is to force a hole in air defenses by using offensive air, so that Mirage 2000D strike aircraft can move through to hit their targets.

The flightline of Nancy filled with Royal Saudi Air Force F-15 Eagles (Image © Dennis Spronk)

Saudi Eagles

The RSAF has used the F-15C/D Eagles as an air defence fighter for years, acquiring 60 aircraft in the eighties and ordering nine more after that. The United States hastily supplied an additional 24 F-15Cs in 1990, after Iraq invaded neighbouring Kuwait. Some of those aircraft were seen at Nancy.

Saudi Arabia has become a big user of the F-15, also buying 72 of the F-15S Strike Eagle version in 1993. Deliveries of another 84 new-build F-15SAs (Saudi Advanced) are set to run from 2015 until 2019. The SA-order is worth US$ 29.4 billion, making it one of the largest foreign military sales ever in US history.

The Saudi Eagle jocks started their aerial combat in the skies over Nancy against this French Air Force Mirage 2000-5F (Image © Dennis Spronk)

Involved

The ‘old’ F-15C/Ds performed well during Green Shield, Mirage pilot Pascal Leroux tells after the CSAR mission returns to base and the roar of aircraft engines has gone. “Green Shield was a success for everybody involved.”

Over the last two weeks, fierce air wars have been fought out over Nancy, but it also sounds like friend were made. On Wednesday 16 April, dignitaries of both the French Air Force and the Royal Saudi Air Force will talk about a follow-up exercise. Leroux: “There will likely be another Green Shield in 2016, but then it will be us heading for Saudi Arabia.”

Strike a royal pose, Saudi air force crew in front of one of their F-15C Eagles (Image © Dennis Spronk)

Waiting for things to come. French Air Force (Armée de l’Air) Mirage 2000D with serial 653 / code 133-AU
(Image © Dennis Spronk)

The French Mirage 2000-5F is still a good looker (Image © Dennis Spronk)

The crew of this Armée de l’Air Mirage 2000D starting the first post-take-off checks (Image © Dennis Spronk)

French Air Force Dassault Rafale B with serial 342 taking off from Nancy … (Image © Dennis Spronk)

… to make a magnifique landing after the mission (Image © Dennis Spronk)

Into the blue yonder this Saudi Eagle goes (Image © Dennis Spronk)

http://airheadsfly.com/2014/04/15/greenshield2014/

**ضيف** · 04-21-2014, 15:43