Tunisian Armed Forces

[Fachfouch]

with this trio : L-UMTAS+CIRIT+MAM-L : death from above

I think it can even be upgraded to use nato ammunition

 

[Latebra Factum]

I think it can even be upgraded to use nato ammunition

like the Hellfire ? i don't think so , u need the source code of the drone to accomplish such task

 

[Fachfouch]

like the Hellfire ? i don't think so , u need the source code of the drone to accomplish such task

I think it can be done with US approval

 

[Latebra Factum]

I think it can be done with US approval

relations between Turkey and the US aren't the best , Turkish missiles are way cheaper and diverse , the only US missile that can be integrated on a UCAV is the Hellfire . in attack drones subjects , Turkey is the most reliable provider for TAI .

 

[Fachfouch]

relations between Turkey and the US aren't the best , Turkish missiles are way cheaper and diverse , the only US missile that can be integrated on a UCAV is the Hellfire . in attack drones subjects , Turkey is the most reliable provider for TAI .

True but Tunisia already have and can get a lot of hellfire from the US so it can be very convenient if the anka can use them but as you said it is a complicated matter...

 

[Knowledgeseeker]

True but Tunisia already have and can get a lot of hellfire from the US so it can be very convenient if the anka can use them but as you said it is a complicated matter...

Hellfire costs between 120-150 000 dollars per missile. Mam series is cheap compared to the hellfire, and have ranges between 8-30 km. Makes no sense to use hellfire or any other expensive missile from the US.

 

[Latebra Factum]

True but Tunisia already have and can get a lot of hellfire from the US so it can be very convenient if the anka can use them but as you said it is a complicated matter...

u already have them ? on which platform ?

 

[Latebra Factum]

Hellfire costs between 120-150 000 dollars per missile. Mam series is cheap compared to the hellfire, and have ranges between 8-30 km. Makes no sense to use hellfire or any other expensive missile from the US.

true , but we should wait for the JAGM , maybe it will outmatch the existing AGMs ?

 

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u already have them ? on which platform ?

for the Kiowa warriors

Hellfire costs between 120-150 000 dollars per missile. Mam series is cheap compared to the hellfire, and have ranges between 8-30 km. Makes no sense to use hellfire or any other expensive missile from the US.

true but Tunisia is getting them from the US under assistance packages so a lot of it is free

 

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[Latebra Factum]

if it wasn't the flag , i would think these are navy SEALs hhhh

 

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if it wasn't the flag , i would think these are navy SEALs hhhh

they are inspired by them and the GIGN

 

[Latebra Factum]

they are inspired by them and the GIGN

nice , i would suppose they train with them to .

 

[Fachfouch]

nice , i would suppose they train with them to .

yup they do, actually the seals are the ones that helped create the USGN in 80s exactly after Gafsa attack they trained and still train and equip them, also with close relation to GIGN and Turkish jandarma... now they train even some European units.

 

[Latebra Factum]

yup they do, actually the seal are the ones that helped create the USGN in 80s exactly after Gafsa attack they trained and still train and equip them, also with close relation to GIGN and Turkish genderma... now they train even some European units.

adding the current war on terror , they must be one of Africa's most experienced and well-equipped spec ops team

 

[Fachfouch]

adding the current war on terror , they must be one of Africa's most experienced and well-equipped spec ops team

they are very experienced
between 2011 and 2019 they made 282 known operation most of it assassination/capture of ISIS or Al Qaida leaders in the country
they even started assassinating ISIS leaders in the mountain with just days after they're appointment now most likely the terrorist organizations remain headless.

the army special forces brigade also have many successes but they are a failure in term of media coverage we don't know much about them

 

[Latebra Factum]

they are very experienced
between 2011 and 2019 they made 282 known operation most of it assassination/capture of ISIS or Al Qaida leaders in the country
they even started assassinating ISIS leaders in the mountain with just days after they're appointment now most likely the terrorist organizations remain headless.

the army special forces brigade also have many successes but they are a failure in term of media coverage we don't know much about them

they're wild bro , 282 ops ? but i think terrorist groups still come from neighboring countries , it must be a walk in the park for them .
no need to cover their activities , they must have much higher roles like behind enemy lines missions , long-range recon , sabotage and covert ops

 

[Fachfouch]

they're wild bro , 282 ops ? but i think terrorist groups still come from neighboring countries , it must be a walk in the park for them .
no need to cover their activities , they must have much higher roles like behind enemy lines missions , long-range recon , sabotage and covert ops

most of them are Tunisians but some are from neighboring countries the thing is they get weapons and training in Libya, and some of Algerians terror groups do cross the mountainous border regions.
now most of the leaders are Algerians since the main leaders of AlQaida in north Africa are there but they're suppressed by both sides Tunisia and Algeria, they no longer have the ability to carry attacks.

 

[Latebra Factum]

most of them are Tunisians but some are from neighboring countries the thing is they get weapons and training in Libya, and some of Algerians terror groups do cross the mountainous border regions.
now most of the leaders are Algerians since the main leaders of AlQaida in north Africa are there but they're suppressed by both sides Tunisia and Algeria, they no longer have the ability to carry attacks.

True , i've also noticed that the amount of terrorist cells being caught is decreasing

 

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