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Tuesday, 24 February 2015 Official Show Daily Strategic partner: Published by: Organised by: In association with: UAE Armed Forces 2 Mbombe for Jordan Extensive evaluation trials done, know-how, we bring innovation to to support the development of a Forty Light naval gun the Mbombe 6x6 armoured com- the industry.” defence industrial base in Jordan system makes debut bat vehicle is ready for production. Signing of the contract followed that will contribute to employment, at IDEX page 6 South Africa’s Paramount Group extensive vehicle trials in 50°C skills development and technology (Stand 12-C22) and the King desert environments in Jordan and transfer, as well as training.” Abdullah II Design and Develop- the UAE, right down to -50°C dur- Unlike most South African- ment Bureau (KADDB) of Jordan ing winter in Kazakhstan. Mbombe designed mine-protected vehicles, (Stand 01-B08) yesterday signed a successfully completed the rigorous Mbombe uses flat-hull technology, major production contract at IDEX trials, covering more than 10,000km and is the first to offer all-round pro- for the first 50 Mbombe vehicles. in the world’s most harsh and tection against a variety of threats. “The production of Mbombe in challenging environments. Besides ballistic protection up to Jordan signals an important mile- Clearly pleased with Jordan’s 14.5mm heavy machine gun rounds, stone in the continuing growth of decision to select the South it is similarly protected against the defence industrial capability in African-developed Mbombe 6x6, 155mm artillery bursts. With Level 4 the Middle East,” said Major General Ivor Ichikowitz, founder and execu- mine protection, it can withstand China shows off its Omar Al Kaldi, chief executive of tive chairman of Paramount, noted a 10kg mine detonating under the precision long-range KADDB. “By integrating our tech- the long history of collaboration hull or wheels, and a 50kg TNT blast nologies, engineering skills and with Jordan. “We are very excited from IEDs. ■ firepower page 7 ‘Sea axe’ ship Anti-submarine on course to version of C-130J goes from cut through United-40 UAV strength to strength Emirati waters goes on show page 21 page 5 page 8 ENG Day 2 p1.indd 1 23/02/2015 18:18 THE CZ P-09 IS THE LATEST HIGH CAPACITY SERVICE PISTOL GOING FURTHER ALONG THE DESIGN ROAD STARTED WITH THE SUCCESSFUL COMPACT CZ 75 P-07 DUTY VISIT US AT STAND NO. 01-B36 WITH JOINT PARTICIPATION OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC ČESKÁ ZBROJOVKA A.S. TEL.: +420 572 655 113 SVAT. ČECHA 1283 FAX: +420 572 633 811 688 27 UHERSKÝ BROD E-MAIL: [email protected] CZECH REPUBLIC Untitled-12 1 12/02/2015 14:20 official online show daily janes.com/idex 3 Bumper orders announced Yesterday, on the first day of the IDEX exhibition, the UAE Armed Forces General Headquarters announced 19 orders that the UAE is placing or has placed with a range of contrac- tors, from both home and overseas. The total value of those orders is AED9.84 billion (US$2.68bn) – the largest daily total of orders announced at any IDEX show. More orders are expected to be announced over the following days at the daily GHQ press conferences. By value, the biggest contract concerned the award to Airbus Defence and Space and Thales Ale- nia of an AED3.745 billion deal to provide the UAE with two satellites and associated ground control sta- tions. The satellites are for military use, and will have both communica- tions and imaging roles. In terms of local companies, Al Taif Technical Services, a Mubadala/ EDIC company, was awarded an AED2.4 billion contract to pro- vide technical services for vehicles operated by the UAE ground forces. Another EDIC member, Nimr Automotive from Tawazun, received an order for 500 vehicles, plus a fur- ther order for the development of 500 more, with a combined value of AED1.2 billion. Among other orders was a con- tract with ADASI for a UAV system One of the big winners of the first day’s round of UAE Armed Forces orders was Nimr Automotive worth AED490 million, one with ADSB for two vessels worth AED870 AMMROC was awarded an Airports was also awarded an air- a contract worth AED52 million for million, and an AED18.5 million con- AED200 million contract for repairs craft technical support contract, the supply of mortars, and Al Jaber tract for Al Fattan Ship Industry to and spares for the UAE’s Joint Avia- worth AED70 million. The Interna- received an AED83 million contract supply eight fast boats. tion Command, while Abu Dhabi tional Golden Group was awarded for spares and parts. ■ Visit us at IDEX Hall 10 Stand C05 ENG Day 2 p3.indd 3 23/02/2015 18:20 The United Arab Emirates and Abu Dhabi continue to demonstrate an enduring commitment to excellence that resonates brightly on the world stage. Sikorsky Aircraft continues to design, build and configure the world’s most successful military multi- role helicopters for critical global security operations. At IDEX 2015, the men and women of Sikorsky Aircraft celebrate all that you have accomplished — for modernity, economic leadership, and regional stability. sikorsky.com 1570282IDEXDailies.indd 1 2/11/2015 9:32:12 AM official online show daily janes.com/idex 5 The ‘sea axe’ bow will US Coast Guard and the Maritime give the Arialah vessels a Research Institute Netherlands. distinctive appearance According to Damen, the Arialah design combines a chined hull and deep-V bottom with the sea axe bow to all but eliminate vertical accelera- tion and slamming as the vessel ‘cuts’ through the waves. CICPA has specified a comprehen- sive weapon, sensor and command suite, for which Thales Nederland is taking major responsibility. As well as supplying its TACTICOS combat management system, SMART-S Mk 2 E/F-band surveillance radar, Mirador electro-optical (EO) system, STIR 1.2 EO Mk 2 radar/EO fire control direc- Sea axe tor, Vigile radar-band electronic support measures (ESM) and Altesse communications ESM, Thales is also cuts through taking overall responsibility for combat system integration. The Arialah ships will each be armed with an OTO Melara 76/62 the waves gun forward, two OTO Melara MAR- LIN 30mm gun mountings on either RICHARD SCOTT 2013. The ships themselves will be security, law enforcement, offshore beam, and a single Raytheon Mk 49 delivered from Damen’s Galati ship- patrol, and search and rescue. A key Mod 2 11-cell Rolling Airframe Damen Shipyards is working in yard in Romania in 2017; they will feature of the ships is the distinctive Missile launcher amidships. Rhein- partnership with Abu Dhabi Ship then go to ADSB’s facility in Abu ‘sea axe’ hull, which offers excep- metall MASS decoy launchers will be Building (ADSB) (Stand B-022) to Dhabi’s Mussafah industrial area for tionally low resistance to enable fitted for soft-kill protection. deliver two 6711 offshore patrol combat systems installation and superior seakeeping, and sustained CICPA’s Arialah vessels will be fit- vessels (OPVs) to the UAE Critical integration prior to delivery to the high speeds in high sea states. ted with a helicopter flight deck aft. Infrastructure and Coastal Protec- CICPA. Damen (Stand B-028) has devel- Fast interceptor boats, together with tion Authority (CICPA) under Project The 67m Arialah multi-purpose oped the sea axe bow design in their associated launch and recovery Arialah. ADSB was awarded a con- OPVs will be capable of performing a partnership with the University equipment, will be sited amidships tract for the two ships in December number of roles, including maritime of Delft, Royal Netherlands Navy, on either beam. ■ Pride of place Taking centre stage on the NAVDEX waterfront is the UAE’s state-of- the-art 72m Baynunah corvette, Al Dhafra. The third Baynunah vessel to enter service with the UAE Naval Forces, and the second of the class to be built in-country by Abu Dhabi Ship Building (ADSB), the ship was formally handed over to the navy by ADSB in December 2013. A total of six Baynunah corvettes is being built for the UAE Naval Forces. Al Dhafra has been specially adorned for the show: on its star- board side, the ship has received the colours of the UAE national flag; on its port side, it wears the logos of IDEX, NAVDEX and UMEX. ■ ENG Day 2 p5.indd 14 23/02/2015 15:16 official online show daily janes.com/idex 6 Oto Melara’s new Forty Light system Hafeet eyes is accommodated in a stealthy turret UAE market European missile systems house forget surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) MBDA (Stand 07-A07) has teamed in the ready-to-launch position. An with Nimr Automotive of the UAE additional eight Mistral SAMs are to propose the Hafeet Air Defence carried in reserve on each platform. Vehicle (ADV) to meet a UAE MBDA’s Mistral SAM can engage Defence Forces requirement for a a wide range of aerial threats, cov- high-efficiency very short-range air ering unmanned aerial vehicles, defence (V-SHORAD) system. helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft Hafeet ADV is based on the lat- at ranges of more than 6,000m and est Hafeet 640A (6x6) from Nimr at an altitude of up to 5,000m. Automotive (Stand 05-A10 indoor, For maximum target effect, up to Stand CP-400 outdoor) all-terrain six Hafeet ADVs can be networked light armoured vehicle, on the rear together, allowing the engagement of which is mounted an MBDA Multi- of up to 24 targets coming from any Purpose Combat System (MPCS).
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