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NORINCO SM4 120mm wheeled 6x6 self propelled mortar carrier and modernized BTR-80 with Kornet ATGM

There is a good reason why Algeria is moving more toward the West,for 50 years Algeria bought arms from the Russians, but during this period the Russians never granted Algeria the right to manufacture weapons , But during the short period of cooperation with the West .. we find today 3 German...

Attack Helicopters - Kentron GuardianTM Helmet Mounted Sight and display System By Pilkington Optronics Photos Taken By me in 2012

Agusta Westland AW139 SAR/CSAR

No,It is currently used only as a tank hunter and they won't develop it further , cuz Its time is over , probably we will wait for the russian kurganets 25 to replace it or even the german puma Since we have already got the Fox-2 and Boxer

Domestic modernization of BTR-82 with PASEO Sagem omni-directional optronic acquisition long-range sighting system and Kornet atgm

He is everywhere and everytime 😁

BMP-2 upgraded with Berezhok combat module

Denel Dynamics Seeker II reconnaissance UAS

Malakhit AAFCS - automated artillery fire control system for laser-guided artillery ammunition Krasnopol-M2 and Kitolov-2M

Because of Morocco and those stand behind it such as France and Arab Gulf states who try to destabilize Algeria and split it up

I hope we turn more towards the West, especially with Germany,,,,As far as I know, Germans have greatly contributed to the development of the Turkish defense industry

Algeria is one of the few Arab and African countries which use both American systems C4ISR and C5I from Raytheon Company among its military forces. https://www.raytheon.com/sites/default/files/capabilities/rtnwcm/groups/gallery/documents/content/rtn_234817.pdf...

Buk-M2E SA-17 Grizzly

Domestic Modification for Special Forces of a 120 Mm W86 mobile mortar, deployable and retractable with a hydraulic system based on Mercedes G-Class. The latter has been specially designed to manage the weight of the equipment and to contain ammunition reserves. Up to 40 shells can be stored in...

Some Products of Algerian SCAFSE LTD subsidiary of German HENSOLDT Optronics Photos Taken by me in 2012.