Photos Qatar Military Photo's

[BravoZulu]

Lynx IFV's

 

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A Nurol Makina NMS 4x4 light armoured vehicle is seen in Qatari camouflage fitted
with the Aselsan anti-tank missile launching system.

A Qatari Mirage 2000 flying in formation with a UK Typhoon

AH-64E Apache Guardian. Qatar is on its way to 24 Apache helicopters in 2019, and has options for a further 24 to follow

The NH90 helicopters will be delivered from June 2022 until 2025. (Credits: Airbus Helicopters Frédéric Lert)
The Italian group Leonardo has announced the entry into force of the contract for the sale of 28 NH90 multi-role military helicopters in Qatar, of which 16 TTH (tactical transport) and 12 NFH (naval missions). The order is estimated at more than three billion euros.

The US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) has announced that US State Department approval for the National Advanced Surface to Air Missile System (NASAMS) to Qatar.

The 36 Boeing F-15QA "Advanced Eagle" (total of 72) destined for Qatar will be equipped with the latest technological innovations, including the new cockpit arrangement developed by the Israeli equipment manufacturer Elbit Systems.

Nexter VBCI Infantry Fighting Vehicle

 

[Bombardier]

Good thread mate

 

[peping]

the post #1, the IFV crew men, look European.

 

[DENO]

Qatar operated Nurol Ejder Yalçın and Nurol NMS 4x4 APC. Notice some of them have aselsan Sarp-D remote controlled weapon platform which consists 1x 12.7mm machine gun 1x7.62mm machine gun and 2x Kornet missiles all in single platform

Nurol NMS 4x4 APCs with aselsan Sarp-D & aselsan KMS remote controlled Igla-S launcher

 

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Special Forces of Qatar during KASOTC 2018 Annual Warrior Competition

Again Special Forces paratroopers

 

[vonFeilitzsch]

Lynx IFV's
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That guy one the turret is not a native. I would highly say german and the driver also looks german to me.

 

[BravoZulu]

That guy one the turret is not a native. I would highly say german and the driver also looks german to me.

Qatar, like some other Arab states has armed forces mainly made up of foreign nations, a large part of their manpower comes from Pakistan with an officer cadre mainly from UK and other western countries. The citizens have no interest in being in the defence/armed forces and are quite happy to pay for others to bleed for them

 

[DENO]

Qatar, like some other Arab states has armed forces mainly made up of foreign nations, a large part of their manpower comes from Pakistan with an officer cadre mainly from UK and other western countries. The citizens have no interest in being in the defence/armed forces and are quite happy to pay for others to bleed for them

Because they do not have enough manpower nor the place and infrastructure to train their own troops. Qatar is a 2.6 Million country which almost %25 of them are foreign workers. For the short-term gains Its just more feasible for Qatar to recruit foreign military personnel with combat experience who already know how to fight to avoid all of these extra costs and time. This was also one of the main motives why they were keen on Turkey to establish a military base in Doha, mostly to train their own troops by Turkish military personnel, but that was not the only reason obviously...

 

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Qatar Air Force Dassault Mirage 2000s photographed in Konya-Turkey

 

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3rd batch of Qatar Emiri Air Force Rafale took off from France yesterday

 

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Qatar Emiri Land Forces - Avibras AV-VBL (Multi-task armored vehicles) and Astros II MLRS and

 

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Air Defence Corvette Al Zubarah, launched a few days ago by Fincantieri

 

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F-15QA...the most advanced F-15's currently in existence.

 

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Emiri Land Force KMW Leopard 2A7+ MBT, PzH 2000 self-propelled howitzer, Fennek reconnaissance vehicle, DINGO 3 HD armoured vehicle and Rheinmetall Kodiak Armoured Engineer vehicle

Dingo 3 MRAP

Fennek reconnaissance vehicle

 

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F-15QA

 

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DINGO 2 HD Command Post variant..equipped with an extendable mast system

 

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Rafale (Al Adiyat) armed with Safran air-to-ground modular weapon (AASM) "Hammer"

 

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OPV by Fincantieri ready for launch. Armed with Leonardo 76mm main gun, 8 cell MBDA VL MICA surface to air missiles, 2 Leonardo Marlin 30mm RWSs, 4x MBDA Exocet MM40 Block III anti-ship missiles