Search results for query: Al Hussein

No need to shout (bold face) There are several results for the Al Hussein found on this site via the search tool. https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/search/111326/?q=Al+Hussein&o=relevance

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/al-hussein-mbt.168386/ Hi to all The is the Al Hussein Hybrid MBT ( jordanian upgrade of Challeneger I) Only 1 prototype built Anyone knows another photo about him? Thanks

Another 2 pics from the Al Hussein, but again without add-on armor

Pictures of the Al-Nida (or Al-Nidal) launcher are at the bottom here: http://www.b14643.de/Spacerockets/Specials/Scud/#Al-Hussein%20/%20Al-Hijarah%20/%20Al-Abbas%20(homemade)

Thank you! Very much appreciated

My bad i found the pic in a forum taken @Sofex with the description of Al Hussein equipped with a commander periscope mockup

Thanks again Frist pic is Challenger 2E. Second yesss.

Never I saw it a CR.1 with a RUAG 120mm CTG or An Al Hussein with out any changes in the turret

Iraqi Indigenous Arms Projects 1970-2003 https://www.amazon.com/Al-Hussein-Indigenous-Projects-1970-2003-Middle/dp/1914377184/ref=sr_1_51?dchild=1&qid=1626979811&refinements=p_n_publication_date%3A1250228011&s=books&sr=1-51

This book could be best thought of as an 'Iraqi Secret Projects' volume because Saddam Hussein was bent on taking Iraq back to the glory of the Babylonian Empire and Iraq's secret weapons programs largely ceased after he was ousted (claims that Saddam was reconstituting his biological and...

Was the Al Hussein originally designated the Shir and was marketed to Iran pre-1979? If my memory serves me correct, it combined the hull of the Challenger with the turret and weapon system of the Chieftain. The program was cancelled due to the Revolution of 1979, but the tanks, which had...

Can you tell me how to get to Jane's old magazines? I need it Do you have any photos of the KADDB development project for the Al Hussein Hybrid tank development tank for the British Challenger 1 ?

Ok, I concede that BAE let them assemble some Hawks, an airframe 50 years old. But that's a sign of the times now that Saudi wants to be a more industrial nation and demands workshare. BAe didn't entrust them with assembling anything churned out under Al-Yamanah, even simple stuff like PC-9s...

The TOGS system as it was installed in the Challenger was severely downgraded (thanks to Treasury interference that would end up costing a lot of money in the long term but I digress) from what had been originally intended, to the point where the Barr & Stroud IR18 TVFS was used as the primary...

...modernized Chieftain fire control system. The turret is definitely Chieftain in this version. Shir 2 is the basis for Challenger 1, which was bought by both the UK and Jordan. So, a chassis derived from Chieftain plus the new turret. Al Hussein is a locally upgraded Jordanian Challenger 1.

...would have wanted a cross-country capable TEL. With that said, if such a thing was not available to them they may have accepted a road only vehicle as many countries have done with their first generation TELS (Al Hussein / Shahab / DF-31) before trying to move to a cross country capable TEL.

...is that correct, and of course, I dont known if the L30 ammunition is still in production A possible upgraded could be done by the Jordan ( they had some prototypes) the Al Hussein hybrid. The y replace the L11 by a 120mm CTG smoothbore gun I must say thta i love the CR.1 in this configuration

https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/sea-king-helicopters-ends-49-years-of-service/

"Opinion: The Third Iraq War Deserves Its Own Campaign Medal" By: Cmdr. Daniel Dolan, USN (Retired) Published: September 29, 2014 9:52 AM Updated: September 29, 2014 9:52 AM Source: http://news.usni.org/2014/09/29/opinion-third-iraq-war-deserves-campaign-medal

Iraq has signed a contract with Pakistani company to purchase an unspecified number of aircraft, believed to be JF-17 Block III. “We signed a contract with a Pakistani company to purchase aircraft……….,” Iraqi Defense Minister Jumaa Inad said in a January 30,2022 interview with Al-Arabiya without...