Saudi Arabia largest military exercise ''Sword of Abdullah''

[BATMAN]

@Imran Khan we needed you on the ground reporting. Is Hafar al-Batin too far away?

He may prefer to sit in aircon rather than chasing his otherwise passion.

 

[Kompromat]

General Raheel Sharif at Sword of Abdullah.

This is really pleasing to see that we also sent a team of observers.

 

[Shah9]

can you post decent military parade video including the missile they got recently?

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

can you post decent military parade video including the missile they got recently?

We don't do parades.

And no recent missiles is being shown.

General Raheel Sharif at Sword of Abdullah.

This is really pleasing to see that we also sent a team of observers.

Hell Yes!!!!!!!

صار ضغط على السيرفر وتعطل

العرض كامل

مرحباً 2

 

[al-Hasani]

Enjoy and the message was sent to hostile entities it must be said.​

 

[Bratva]

Nice arse she got

 

[al-Hasani]

 

[JUBA]

@JUBA حياالله
في كل منتدى القاك قدامي O_O

هههههههههههه
تسلم حبيبي

 

[Zarvan]

General Raheel Sharif at Sword of Abdullah.

This is really pleasing to see that we also sent a team of observers.

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Yes Saudi Arabia should now increase its army size too 250000 soldiers at least and also should start going for submarines

 

[Al Bhatti]

April 29, 2014

Mohamed bin Zayed at military exercise
Final session of 'Abdullah Sword' in Saudi Arabia

General Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, along with Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince, Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on Tuesday attended the final session of the 'Saif Abdullah' (Arabic for 'Abdullah Sword') military exercise of the Saudi Armed Forces, the largest in the history of the military of the Kingdom.

King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa of Bahrain and Sheikh Khalid Al Jarrah Al Sabah, Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister of Kuwait, General Raheel Sharif, Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General, Field Marshal Shaikh Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, Commander-in-Chief of the Bahrain Defence Force (BDF), and Mohammed bin Nasser Al Rasebi, Secretary General of Ministry of Defence of Oman, were also present.

Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed was greeted upon arrival at the location of the exercise by Prince Saud bin Naif bin Abdul Aziz, Governor of Eastern Province, Prince Jalawi bin Abdulaziz bin Musa'ed Al Saud, Deputy Governor of Eastern Province, Prince Salman bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz, Deputy Defence Minister, Lt-General Hussein bin Abdullah Al Qubail, Saudi Chief-of-Staff, Lt. General Abdulrahman Al Bunyan, Deputy Chief of Staff, Saudi Deputy Chief of Staff and commanders of Saudi Arabia armed forces.

The UAE delegation accompanying the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi included Sheikh Nahyan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan Charitable and Humanitarian Foundation, Mohammad Ahmad Al Bawardi Al Falasi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Defence, Major General Eisa Saif Mohammad Al Mazroui, Deputy Chief of Staff of UAE Armed Forces, Mohammed Mubarak Al Mazrouie, Undersecretary of the Court of Abu Dhabi Crown Prince, Staff Major General Juma Ahmed Al Bawardi, Commander of U.A.E. Land Forces, Major General Staff Pilot Ibrahim Nasser Al Alawi, Commander of UAE Air Force and Air Defence and Mohammed Hammad Al Shamsi, Deputy Secretary-General of Higher National Security Council and Mohammed Saeed Al Daheri, Ambassador of UAE to Saudi Arabia.

Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Saudi Crown Prince, saw off Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and other guests at the end of the exercise.

Land, air and naval forces of Saudi Arabia took part in the 'Saif Abdullah' military exercise, the largest in the history of the Kingdom's military, which was staged at three theatres of operations to strengthen Saudi armed forces' combat capability.

Mohamed bin Zayed at military exercise - Emirates 24/7

 

[mahatir]

I will be on the side that KSA should be increasing their Regular army to 700,000 men and make it a rotary force which will be doing duties on border security as well on regular basis. More over KSA should be doing JV with EU countries on developing Arms and equipment needed by Soldiers.

Useless man better instead concentrate on having highly mobile disciplined special forces such as SNG with strong firepower and air-cover.

Besides the SNG is around 150 thousand and Saudi army another 150 thousand so today saudi arabia has around 300 thousand ground troops that is quite a large army .

I personally think best for saudi to have total active troops of around 400 thousand and a highly trained reserve force of around 200 thousand .

I no longer have an affection to Gucci mayne!

Funniest part yesterday saw video of afro-american gangsters fighting for al-nusra wearing basketball adidas sneakers and one of them had tupac shirt on .

mut3a chicks prefer gucci man at least save some for the next bahrain trip .

 

[mahatir]

please explain what are these missiles range and cep

 

[Indus Falcon]

April 29, 2014
The UAE delegation accompanying the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi included Major General Staff Pilot Ibrahim Nasser Al Alawi, Commander of UAE Air Force and Air Defence

Slightly off topic, but some of you guys have met this gentleman before.

Major General Staff Pilot Ibrahim Nasser Al Alawi, Commander of UAE Air Force and Air Defence

N.B. He wasn't a major general then.

 

[burning_phoneix]

please explain what are these missiles range and cep

Chinese DF-3s...I believe 3000-4000 KM range.

This person has three stars rank and still young, around 27 or early 30 I think, I bet he is from royal family, isnt it ?

He's a captain. Saudi ranking system adds crowns to the stars for ranks higher than Major.

Then why do Kingdom has such a massive tank force?

Because most of our terrain is large, flat desert.

Not really, every country has use many exercises, what do you think? Saudi doesn't have experiences in any war last 40 years except recent war with Yemen terrorisms (another Muslim brother). Saudi just purchase many US technology and then display them in amazing exercise, that's it.

Please keep remember yourself Iraq had superior technology more than 2000+ tanks, 450 aircrafts, 1,668 armored personal vehicles, 1,650 artillery, and vice versa during Gulf War 1991. Old days Iraq took alot of prides of these technology which will be same on Saudi Arabia and its similar trainings along with Arab countries.

You just see exercises pictures here that make you feel so good?


Middle finger can be cut off easily, I will ignore it.

Iraq's "superior technology" didn't exist.

The vast majority of their tank force was obsolete T-55s and Chinese knock-off Type 59s and 69s. They had a few downgraded export version T-72s as well as their very very bad knock-off Assad Babel T-72s which were a knock-off of a badly downgraded tank. The M60A3s in Saudi service at the time were better overall.

Their aircraft consisted of obsolescent Soviet aircraft such as Mig-21s, Mig-23s and Tu-16s with a few french Mirage F1s thrown in. Their most advanced aircraft was the Mig-25, a complete generation behind the F-15Cs used by the RSAF and USAF.

They took pride in their numbers, not their superior technology.

Sorry bro.

Just telling you the truth, it doesn't make any differences to Saudi Arabia's security, in the past wars you know Arab countries strongly believes in superior technology that were defeated and they will fail again even.

Which isn't true. Arab countries always were at an technological disadvantage or parity during their wars with Israel. I think the only examples of superior technology was the Egyptian SAM net and Wire guided anti tank missiles of the 1973 war. Otherwise, their tanks were badly lacking (T-55s versus upgraded Centurions and Pattons?) and they had nothing to match Israeli F-4 Phantoms.

 

[Arabian Legend]