Marine Péruvienne

[alexandreVBCI]

http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/Peru-Looking-for-Newer-Second-Hand-LSTs-05988/

Le Pérou veut acheter 2 LST américains d'occasion... l'amphibie à le vent en poupe  =)

On Nov 23/09, the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced Peru’s formal request for the 2 Newport Class Tank Landing Ships Fresno (LST-1182, commissioned 1969) and Racine (LST-1191, commissioned 1971) from Navy storage.

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The rising importance of amphibious vessels is a global phenomenon, which creates demand. From Peru’s point of view, a refurbished American ship is cheaper than even Singapore’s new-build 6,600t LST/LPDs. From the American point of view, one way to ease the US Navy’s load is to depend on regional security arrangements, backed by local nations with expeditionary capabilities. Once this is accepted, and use of US Navy reserves is also accepted, the questions become: who wants, and who gets ?

[pascal]

Ben dit donc 69 et 71 elles doivent tenir au syntofer ces bécanes

[Chris.]

sont complément tarés ces péruviens...

les 2 LST en question ont étés placés en réserve il y a plus de 15 ans (93 pour le premier et 94 pour le deuxième).

Et ça fait 7 ans que l'US Navy a retiré son dernier LST de la classe NewPort...

[collectionneur]

Quand on à un budget de la Défense qui tourne autour de 800/850 millions de $, on ne peut pas s'offrir un Mistral.

Et la Marine n'est pas trop une priorité alors qu'il y a toujours un résidu de guérilla :

http://www.opex360.com/2009/06/18/le-perou-veut-remettre-a-niveau-ses-mirage-2000/

Je signale ces posts de 2006 sur la marine péruvienne sur ''Forum Marine'' :

http://forummarine.forumactif.com/amerique-latine-f53/marina-de-guerra-del-peru-marine-peruvienne-peruvian-navy-t1357.htm

[alexandreVBCI]

Après des négociations intensives, la marine de guerre du Pérou a acheté un lot de 16 missiles anti-navires Exocet MM-40 Bloc III et 4 systèmes de lancement qui seront installés sur ses frégates de la classe Lupo.

Chaque frégate dispose de conteneurs pour 8 missiles. La marine péruvienne prévoit d’installer ce type de missiles sur 4 des frégates achetées d’occasion à la marine italienne.

Suite : http://www.corlobe.tk/article31174.html

[alexandreVBCI]

La marine péruvienne veut acheter de nouveaux Hovercraft Griffon.

The Peruvian Navy (MGP) plans to acquire a third batch of hovercraft for patrol and operations in the country's complex river systems, MGP Commander Admiral Carlos Tejada announced on 15 July.

He said the total number was classified, but that each vehicle is valued at USD1.5 million, can carry up to 20 troops, and is capable of performing night operations.

The MGP received two Griffon Hoverworks GH-2000TD(M) platforms in 2009 and began receiving another five in 2013. The MGP currently uses its hovercraft to patrol the Apurimac, Ene, and Mantaro rivers, and intends to extend its patrols to Peru's Amazon area.

http://www.janes.com/article/24715/peru-to-order-more-hovercraft

[actyon]

http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.php/news/naval-exhibitions/navdex-2015-show-daily-news/2454-at-navdex-2015-navantia-unveiled-its-f-538-frigate-design-for-the-peruvian-navy.html

At NAVDEX 2015 Navantia unveiled its F-538 Frigate Design for the Peruvian Navy

At NAVDEX 2015 naval defense exhibition which was taking place in Abu Dhabi, UAE, last week, Navantia unveiled the F-538 frigate design it is proposing for the Peruvian Navy. Navantia representatives at NAVDEX 2015 told Navy Recognition that this new Frigate design is based on the proven AVANTE 3000/2400 design. This new design incorporates lessons learned in building the Spanish F-100, Norwegian F-310 and Australian AWS destroyers.


The new F-538 Frigate design unveiled by Navantia at NAVDEX 2015

The F-538 incorporates the Spanish Navy Combat Management System (CMS) foundand proven on board Spanish Navy LHD, replennishment vessel and Meteoro class OPVs. The new Frigate is fitted with the COMPLEX Integrated Platform Management System developed entirely by Navantia.

With a moderate displacement of about 3,800 tons, the F-538 is Navantia's answer to navies looking for mid-size frigates to conduct a wide range of missions.


Maximum close-in and anti-missile protection on the rear aspect of the frigate: The F-538 is quite uniquely fitted with 2x Millenium guns and 1x RAM launcher

The scale model on display at NAVDEX 2015 showed the F-538 fitted according to the Peruvian Navy requirements. The informed observer will immediatly notice a quite unique weapons fit on top of the helicopter hangar: No less than three Close In Weapon System (CIWS) are present:
- 2x Rheinmetall Millenium 35mm gun systems
- 1x Raytheon RAM launcher (21x RAM block A1 missiles) between the two guns

Navantia representative explained that this quite unique configuration were part of the Peruvian Navy requirements. Final specifications and weapons fit may evolve however. Quite unusual also is the fact that two triple torpedo launchers are fitted on top of the main structure instead of being housed inside the structure.

The F-538 model at NAVDEX also featured:
- A 76mm main gun by Oto Melara
- 16x Mk 41 VLS for Raytheon ESSM surface to air missiles located forward, behind the main gun
- 2x Hitrole 12.7 mm remote weapon system by Oto Melara fitted on top of the bridge
- 8x MBDA Exocet Blk III anti-ship missiles
- 2x RF/IR/acoustic decoy launchers
- A Smart-S Mk2 radar by Thales
- A Thales Sting 2.0 fire control radar
- A Thales Kingklip hull sonar

The helicopter deck and hangar can accomodate SH-3D or NH-90 helicopters. The F-538 was designed with great attention focused on low radiated noise, reduced radar cross section, low infra red signature, low magnetic signature and low electric signature. The propulsion system is CODAD type (Combined diesel and diesel). The requirement of the Peruvian Navy is for 5 frigates.

F-538 main characteristics:
Length overall: 113.2m
Maximum beam: 15.6m
Draught: 4.7m
Full load displacement: 3800 t
Max. Speed: 30 kn
Range: 4000 nm

[ascromis]