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Hat, ugy legyen. Nekem az eleg kodos, hogy abbol konkretan mennyi megy hardverre es mennyi lesz a mgmt ktg...
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UK military makes sweeping cuts as focus moves to technological warfare
Army to lose 9,500 personnel while older tanks, aircraft and warships will be retired
A third of the UK’s Challenger II tanks are to be axed, as well as the entire fleet of more than 700 Warrior vehicles © Ministry of Defence
Helen Warrell and Sylvia Pfeifer in London 6 HOURS AGO
UK defence chiefs are imposing sweeping cuts across all three armed services, retiring older tanks, warships and aircraft and cutting thousands of soldiers in an effort to prepare for a new era of digital warfare.
The strategy, unveiled on Monday, is the military contribution to Downing Street’s new integrated review of defence, security and foreign policy — which sets out Britain’s plans to counter growing threats from Russia and China.
Ben Wallace, defence secretary, said he was turning “hollow” forces into credible ones, and marking a move from mass mobilisation to “information-age speed, readiness and relevance”.
“I know some colleagues would rather play top trumps with our force numbers,” he told MPs. “But there is no point boasting about numbers of regiments . . . or simply counting the number of tanks when our adversaries are developing ways to defeat them.”
The Ministry of Defence paper — titled “Defence in a Competitive Age” — cuts the army by 9,500 to a force of 72,500 over the next four years. The recruitment target of 82,000 set in a 2015 defence review had not been met and the current force is closer to 76,000. Still, this will be the smallest full-time army the UK has had for centuries, and undermines Boris Johnson’s promise during the 2019 election campaign that the Conservatives would “not be cutting our armed services in any form”.
In another blow to the army, the entire fleet of more than 700 Warrior infantry fighting vehicles is to be axed, and a third of the Challenger II tanks cut. The remaining 148 Challengers will be upgraded, at a cost of £1.3bn.
Overall, more than 100 older aircraft are being retired, including 20 Puma helicopters and the entire Hercules fleet, while the number of Royal Navy frigates and destroyers will drop from 19 to 17 for a short period later this decade before new warships come into service.
Tobias Ellwood, chair of the House of Commons defence committee, warned the decisions marked an erosion of the UK’s “full-spectrum defence capabilities”.
“We’re adapting to emerging threats while assuming that the old threats have disappeared, and they haven’t,” he said. “There is a tilt to technology, and of course we have to remain on the cutting edge. But let's not forget that scale counts. In Afghanistan, we had the technological edge completely. And still we lost the war.”
The strategy announced on Monday included some detail on future areas of spending, including a commitment to invest £5bn in a new generation of military satellites to enhance capabilities in space. However, there was little on the new technologies — such as drones, or artificial intelligence on the battlefield — which are being developed to replace ageing equipment.
Boris Johnson alongside a Tempest fighter on a visit to BAE Systems. The RAF is to get an extra £1.2bn for the programme © REUTERS
Jack Watling, a land warfare specialist at the Royal United Services Institute think-tank, said the decision to scrap Warrior overturned “decades of army doctrine” and warned of a potential capability gap given that the Boxer armoured vehicle, the rollout of which is being brought forward, is not a like-for-like replacement for Warrior.
“The UK could easily find itself spread too thin,” Watling said. “This could have a serious and tangible impact on how many operations the British can be involved in, and how long for.”
Peter Ruddock, UK chief executive of America's Lockheed Martin, which has been in talks with the MoD about modernising the Warrior, said he was “disappointed” with the decision not to proceed with the planned upgrade. The company has previously warned that cancellation could put at risk close to 2,000 industry jobs.
The clear winner of the review was the Royal Navy, which has benefited from the prime minister’s desire to create a “renaissance” in British shipbuilding. Investment in constructing new craft is set to double over the life of this parliament to £1.7bn a year, the strategy said.
The Royal Air Force also received a surprise funding boost with an extra £1.2bn for its next-generation Tempest combat jet programme, raising total investment to over £2bn over the next four years. This will include both manned and unmanned aircraft, and will be operational from 2035.
However, the MoD paper did not offer any clarity on future orders of F-35 Lightning jets, saying only that the RAF would increase the fleet beyond the 48 already ordered, with no mention of the 138 previously promised. Military experts have consistently said the UK’s armed forces would need a minimum of 70 to enable a credible strike capability from Britain’s two aircraft carriers.
The cost savings drew widespread criticism including from John Healey, Labour’s shadow defence secretary, who said the strategy was “a plan for cuts now with a promise of jam, tomorrow.”
But Gen Sir Richard Barrons, former head of the UK’s joint forces command, endorsed the new plan.
“Having the number of people in the army as the only metric of effectiveness is clearly flawed as they have to be equipped and trained and supported in order to be useful,” he said. “The army used to be about a large number of people manning a modest amount of equipment. In the future we will have relatively fewer people manning more equipment.”
Army to lose 9,500 personnel while older tanks, aircraft and warships will be retired
A third of the UK’s Challenger II tanks are to be axed, as well as the entire fleet of more than 700 Warrior vehicles © Ministry of Defence
Helen Warrell and Sylvia Pfeifer in London 6 HOURS AGO
UK defence chiefs are imposing sweeping cuts across all three armed services, retiring older tanks, warships and aircraft and cutting thousands of soldiers in an effort to prepare for a new era of digital warfare.
The strategy, unveiled on Monday, is the military contribution to Downing Street’s new integrated review of defence, security and foreign policy — which sets out Britain’s plans to counter growing threats from Russia and China.
Ben Wallace, defence secretary, said he was turning “hollow” forces into credible ones, and marking a move from mass mobilisation to “information-age speed, readiness and relevance”.
“I know some colleagues would rather play top trumps with our force numbers,” he told MPs. “But there is no point boasting about numbers of regiments . . . or simply counting the number of tanks when our adversaries are developing ways to defeat them.”
The Ministry of Defence paper — titled “Defence in a Competitive Age” — cuts the army by 9,500 to a force of 72,500 over the next four years. The recruitment target of 82,000 set in a 2015 defence review had not been met and the current force is closer to 76,000. Still, this will be the smallest full-time army the UK has had for centuries, and undermines Boris Johnson’s promise during the 2019 election campaign that the Conservatives would “not be cutting our armed services in any form”.
In another blow to the army, the entire fleet of more than 700 Warrior infantry fighting vehicles is to be axed, and a third of the Challenger II tanks cut. The remaining 148 Challengers will be upgraded, at a cost of £1.3bn.
Overall, more than 100 older aircraft are being retired, including 20 Puma helicopters and the entire Hercules fleet, while the number of Royal Navy frigates and destroyers will drop from 19 to 17 for a short period later this decade before new warships come into service.
Tobias Ellwood, chair of the House of Commons defence committee, warned the decisions marked an erosion of the UK’s “full-spectrum defence capabilities”.
“We’re adapting to emerging threats while assuming that the old threats have disappeared, and they haven’t,” he said. “There is a tilt to technology, and of course we have to remain on the cutting edge. But let's not forget that scale counts. In Afghanistan, we had the technological edge completely. And still we lost the war.”
The strategy announced on Monday included some detail on future areas of spending, including a commitment to invest £5bn in a new generation of military satellites to enhance capabilities in space. However, there was little on the new technologies — such as drones, or artificial intelligence on the battlefield — which are being developed to replace ageing equipment.
Boris Johnson alongside a Tempest fighter on a visit to BAE Systems. The RAF is to get an extra £1.2bn for the programme © REUTERS
Jack Watling, a land warfare specialist at the Royal United Services Institute think-tank, said the decision to scrap Warrior overturned “decades of army doctrine” and warned of a potential capability gap given that the Boxer armoured vehicle, the rollout of which is being brought forward, is not a like-for-like replacement for Warrior.
“The UK could easily find itself spread too thin,” Watling said. “This could have a serious and tangible impact on how many operations the British can be involved in, and how long for.”
Peter Ruddock, UK chief executive of America's Lockheed Martin, which has been in talks with the MoD about modernising the Warrior, said he was “disappointed” with the decision not to proceed with the planned upgrade. The company has previously warned that cancellation could put at risk close to 2,000 industry jobs.
The clear winner of the review was the Royal Navy, which has benefited from the prime minister’s desire to create a “renaissance” in British shipbuilding. Investment in constructing new craft is set to double over the life of this parliament to £1.7bn a year, the strategy said.
The Royal Air Force also received a surprise funding boost with an extra £1.2bn for its next-generation Tempest combat jet programme, raising total investment to over £2bn over the next four years. This will include both manned and unmanned aircraft, and will be operational from 2035.
However, the MoD paper did not offer any clarity on future orders of F-35 Lightning jets, saying only that the RAF would increase the fleet beyond the 48 already ordered, with no mention of the 138 previously promised. Military experts have consistently said the UK’s armed forces would need a minimum of 70 to enable a credible strike capability from Britain’s two aircraft carriers.
The cost savings drew widespread criticism including from John Healey, Labour’s shadow defence secretary, who said the strategy was “a plan for cuts now with a promise of jam, tomorrow.”
But Gen Sir Richard Barrons, former head of the UK’s joint forces command, endorsed the new plan.
“Having the number of people in the army as the only metric of effectiveness is clearly flawed as they have to be equipped and trained and supported in order to be useful,” he said. “The army used to be about a large number of people manning a modest amount of equipment. In the future we will have relatively fewer people manning more equipment.”
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kamm
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Nagyon kemenyeket tud mondani ez a fazon: "Depp Recce Strike Brigade Combat Team" avagy "Air Manoeuvre Brigade Combat Team" - mar leirni is faraszto, basszus... 
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kamm
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Erdekes koncepcio - de szerintem az olaszokon meg az amerikaiakon kivul kicsi a valoszinusege, hogy masok a britekkel kozoskodnenek:
www.forbes.com
Aircraft Carrierbnb? Without Enough F-35Bs To Fill Its Carrier Decks, The UK MoD Suggests Other Nations Come Aboard
Without enough F-35Bs to equip its two new aircraft carriers, the Royal Navy could invite other nations to make up the numbers needed to sustain a full carrier strike capability.
www.forbes.com
Amellett, hogy már hivatalosan is kijött, hogy milyen technikai eszközök lesznek szanálva, irgalmatlan pénzt fognak elkölteni ezek kiváltására:
A fenti eszközökből az egyik legérdekesebb lehet a PUMA upgrade.
Megjelent az ügy kapcsán a defence24.pl -en egy elemzés a lehetséges váltótípusokról.
Bár az AW149-nek a teljesen otthoni összeszereléssel elég komolyak az esélyei, de én sem a H175M-et, de méginkább az NH90-et sem temetném.
Utóbbi elsősorban a hajtóműve miatt komoly esélyes. Ugyebár a korábban már rendszeresített AW Apache-oknak, valamint az AW101-eknek is azonos hajtóműve van.
De ha tengerészeti verziót is rendelnének, akkor szerintem megkapnák az összeszerelői jogokat.
- Some Challenger main battle tanks
- Warrior infantry fighting vehicles
- Two frigates
- Mine counter-measure vessels
- Tranche 1 Typhoon combat aircraft
- Hercules transport aircraft
- E-3D Sentry airborne early warning and control aircraft
- Some Chinook helicopters
- Puma helicopters
A fenti eszközökből az egyik legérdekesebb lehet a PUMA upgrade.
Megjelent az ügy kapcsán a defence24.pl -en egy elemzés a lehetséges váltótípusokról.
Bár az AW149-nek a teljesen otthoni összeszereléssel elég komolyak az esélyei, de én sem a H175M-et, de méginkább az NH90-et sem temetném.
Utóbbi elsősorban a hajtóműve miatt komoly esélyes. Ugyebár a korábban már rendszeresített AW Apache-oknak, valamint az AW101-eknek is azonos hajtóműve van.
De ha tengerészeti verziót is rendelnének, akkor szerintem megkapnák az összeszerelői jogokat.
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Olyan dolgokon tudnak ezek a britek kattogni, hogy hihetetlen...
Amugy:
defence-blog.com: British Army to upgrade its heavy rocket launchers.
defence-blog.com
Amugy:
defence-blog.com: British Army to upgrade its heavy rocket launchers.
British Army to upgrade its heavy rocket launchers
British Army is reportedly pushing ahead with plans to upgrade its multiple rocket launchers. Just this week, the British Army press release said that following a recent agreement struck with the U.S. Department of Defense, they will be embarking on a five-year program to update its M270...
defence-blog.com
Ez azért fontos, mert a haderőcsökkentési terveket valahogy végre kell hajtani.
10.000 emberrel kevesebbre kell méretezni a jaderőt.
Ezt vagy úgy csinálják, hogy kisebbre veszik az ezredeiket, vagy úgy, hogy megszüntetik az eddig nagyon jól bevált ezred rendszert.
Per pillanat az előbbi a hivatalos állaspont, de Drummond ezzel a csökkentett kb. 450 fős rendszerrel nagyon nem tud azonosulni. (igazság szerint akkor ott már inkább zászlóaljakká kellene átminősíteni őket)
Ezért írja, hogy a 650-700 fős ezredekhez kellene ragaszkodni, még úgy is, hogy a meglévő ezredeket vonnak össze. Ez már csak azért is jelentene jobb megoldást, mert egyes ezredek jelenleg is feltöltési problémával küzdenek, míg mások meg lazán tudnak eleget toborozni.
(Ez az egyik furcsasága a rendszerüknek, hogy nagy az önállósága az ezredeiknek.)
Hozzáteszem, hogy a fenti kis grafikán csak a lövész ezredeik szerepelnek.
Igazság szerint - szerintem - elkerülhetetlen, hogy ezredeket szüntessenek meg, de pont a nagy hagyománnyal rendelkező ezredek rendszerében fog ez nehezen menni.
Irgalmatlan lobbizás végén valaki mindenképpen "sírni" fog.
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kamm
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Az egesz struktúra vagy 70 evvel le van maradva. Utoljára ennek akkor lehetett letjogosultsaga, amikor a Fold harmadat kellett uralni, helyi erokre tamaszkodva, akkor megertem az onjaro egysegeket.
Ma ennek zero ertelme van es az atszervezes modja ennek a taci beismerese szerintem.
A nagy önállóságú ezred rendszer azért előnyös, mert így az egyes szervezeti elemek egymással komolyan versenyeznek.
Ez bár kicsivel többe kerül, de emeli az egész haderő teljesítményét.
Ez lelhető fel az amerikai fegyveres erőkön belüli rivalizációban (Army/Navy/USMC) is.
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Err, azok fegyvernemem, nem alegysegek vagy akar magasabbegysegek. Itt az Armyn belül van és az ilyrsmi ma mar életveszélyes lehet.
Apropó:
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Lockheed Martin UK cuts 158 jobs as Warrior decision bites
Lockheed Martin today announced the loss of 158 jobs at its Ampthill armoured vehicles business following the UK Ministry of Defence’s (MOD) decision to terminate the Warrior Capability Sustainment Programme (CSP).
www.army-technology.com
UK Warrior upgrade cancellation makes sale of CT40 cannons likely
Surplus CTA International 40 mm CT40 cannons worth over GBP70 million (USD97.7 million) are expected to be put up for sale by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) following...
www.janes.com
Ha már voltak olyan f@szkalapok, hogy azelőtt berendelték a CT40-es ágyúkat, mielőtt megtörtént volna a tényleges integráció, akkor ezeket nem fogják eladni.UK Warrior upgrade cancellation makes sale of CT40 cannons likely
Surplus CTA International 40 mm CT40 cannons worth over GBP70 million (USD97.7 million) are expected to be put up for sale by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) following...
A hivatalos álláspont csak arról szól, hogy a Boxerre nem teszik fel. De arról nem nyilatkoztak, hogy másra se.
Ne feledjük, hogy az Ajax program nincs leállítva, és az Ajax konkrétan CT40-essel van felszerelve.
Helikopter beszerzés új prioritások alapján?
www.flightglobal.com
Contenders for RAF Puma replacement face new procurement landscape
With the UK set to replace its Royal Air Force fleet of 23 Puma HC2 helicopters by the middle of this decade, the contenders are already lining up. But the competition will be one of the first major procurements in the country to be conducted under new rules designed to ...
www.flightglobal.com
Nem tudom eldönteni, hogy a dátum csak vicc, vagy typo... ha egyik sem, akkor nagyon nem sietik el dolgokat lol.
ha egyik sem, akkor nagyon nem sietik el dolgokat lol.
Hat ha esetleg mi blokkoljuk a gyartosort en nem banom.Nem tudom eldönteni, hogy a dátum csak vicc, vagy typo...
megesik , gondolom arra számítanak hátha addigra lesz rá pénzük rendesenNem tudom eldönteni, hogy a dátum csak vicc, vagy typo...
elv nem blokkolhatjukHat ha esetleg mi blokkoljuk a gyartosort en nem banom.