Fuerzas Armadas del Ecuador (2007-2010)

[ecuatoriano]

6 Fragastas clase Esmeraldas y 2 sub 209-1300

[Su-30MKII]

Disculpa esas fragatas son las Leander?

[Jorge Gonzales]

Perdon, pero para no caer en mal interpretaciones, son 6 CORBETAS clase esmeraldas, 2 misileras (no recuerdo la clase, pero son israelies) 2 fragatas tipo Leander, y 2 submarinos tpo 209, si le sumas 4 ex torpederas convertidas a misileras, pero dadas de baja cuando se dieron de baja los misiles gabriel y en la actualidad 2 son patrulleras guardacostas y las otras 2 las esta remosando para ser usadas por las "fuerzas especiales" de la marina,vaya a saber Dios lo que es eso.
Saludos
JG

[Su-30MKII]

Perdon, pero para no caer en mal interpretaciones, son 6 CORBETAS clase esmeraldas, 2 misileras (no recuerdo la clase, pero son israelies) 2 fragatas tipo Leander, y 2 submarinos tpo 209, si le sumas 4 ex torpederas convertidas a misileras, pero dadas de baja cuando se dieron de baja los misiles gabriel y en la actualidad 2 son patrulleras guardacostas y las otras 2 las esta remosando para ser usadas por las "fuerzas especiales" de la marina,vaya a saber Dios lo que es eso.
Saludos
JG

Perdon a ver si les entendi, Ecuador tiene 6 corbetas clase esmeralda, de las cuales 2 son misileras?, tiene tambien 2 Fragatas (a parte?) que son las Leander y 2 submarinos .

Es corecta mi interpretacion? o estoy errado?

[Jorge Gonzales]

6 corbetas
2 misileras
2 fragatas
2 submarinos
JG

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[Henry Alvarez Monsalve]

Les quedaba demasiado grande el traje de buzo y se les cayo?

Es broma

Saludos.

P.D. Bonitas fotos.

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El Contrato de los Dhruv para Bolivia se les obscurece

NOTICIAS DE LA INDIA



MEA shoots down defence ministry's helicopter export
Ajai Shukla / New Delhi May

Senior officials in India’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) are livid. India’s defence exports languish at about Rs 300-400 crore per year, barely 1 per cent of the Rs 30,000 crore spent annually on importing weaponry. The export of seven Dhruvs, each worth Rs 44 crore, would have effectively doubled defence exports.

MoD sources said the MEA turned down Bolivia’s request for a line of credit on the grounds that it was for military equipment. The MEA has not responded to an emailed questionnaire from Business Standard on the subject.

Dhruv ALHs, in fact, have civilian as well as military uses. Of five Dhruvs delivered to Ecuador this year, one was kitted out as a VIP transport for the Ecuadorian president. India has also supplied Dhruvs to Nepal and to Mauritius on easy credit, even as gifts.

Says a senior MoD official, “Frankly speaking, I was surprised by the MEA’s decision. I can only surmise that this decision was taken by someone at the lower level, without realising the implications on India’s defence exports.”

Bolivia barely registers on the MEA’s radar. That country does not have an embassy in New Delhi; an Honorary Consul represents India in La Paz, Bolivia’s capital.

But for the MoD, the sale of Dhruvs to Bolivia would be a vital step in cracking America’s domination of the South American helicopter market, which HAL was targeting aggressively. As more Dhruv ALHs flew in South American skies, HAL planned to set up major support infrastructure to pull in even more customers.

Five years ago, with the Chilean Air Force poised to buy the cheap and rugged Dhruv, Washington’s pressure allegedly forced Santiago to opt for US-made Bell helicopters. HAL bounced back by selling Ecuador five Dhruvs in 2008; Ecuador is reportedly considering a follow-up order. Chile, too, continues to watch with interest.

HAL’s Chairman and Managing Director, Ashok Nayak, refuses to talk about the MEA’s decision, but points out that HAL’s growing presence in South America will inevitably bring in more customers from that region.

Nayak explains, “We have already delivered the five Dhruv helicopters ordered by Ecuador. Our pilots are training the Ecuadorian Air Force; we have posted 15 HAL maintenance personnel in Ecuador for backup support, along with a substantial inventory of spares. We are steadily gaining experience in supporting the operations of Dhruv ALHs in South America. That is bound to pay off soon.

Helicopters are a vital part of the Bolivian Air Force, since anti-drug operations are its main focus. Without a single fixed-wing fighter aircraft, the Bolivian Air Force currently relies on the venerable American UH-1H Huey helicopter, which is approaching the end of its service life. With the Dhruv providing a state-of-the-art alternative at a price 25 per cent cheaper than its alternatives, Bolivia remains a potential buyer.

[Adiutrix]

Disculpa Ecuatoriano, como con cuantas unidades navales y de que tipo cuenta hoy por hoy el ecuador?

Se que tienen 2 Fragatas pero no se si tienen corbatas, y cuantas, tampoco se cuantos submarinos tienen (creo que tenían unos 209 no?)

De antemano Gracias............

Osea, hoy por hoy, lo que se dice hoy por hoy, sí tienen. Corbatas, corbatines, chaquetas, zapatos, medias, gorros...

[ecuatoriano]

Disculpa esas fragatas son las Leander?

Disculpa, escribí mal las Esmeraldas son 6 corbetas, disculpa otra vez.