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Maritime Action Vessels (BAM)

We have all heard about the BAM, those Maritime Action Vessels that came to replace, in one fell swoop, a good part of the patrol boats in service with the Spanish Navy. Vessels that promised, since the project was presented almost two decades ago (2002), to be a before and after for our Naval Force... [Keep reading…]

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Naval panorama of Ibero-America

Throughout the following article we will see the general situation of the different Fleets of the main Ibero-American countries. If in the West, in general, there has been a significant drop in resources invested in naval weapons, in Latin America the situation is no better. Obviously there are important differences depending on each nation, with only 2 or 3 countries being saved from this situation. [Keep reading…]

F-110 Frigate
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The missile tribulations of the F-110 frigates

It is easy to imagine a time horizon, around 2030, where the bulk of the Escort Fleet of the Spanish Navy is made up almost entirely of the Álvaro de Bazán class frigates and the new, still project, frigates of the F-110 class. (Continue…) Dear reader, this article is exclusively for paying users. If you want to access the full text, you can subscribe to Ejercitos Magazine taking advantage of our offer for new subscribers through the following link.

Aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya sailing in the Indian Ocean during its sea trials
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The Indian Navy

In the years prior to the two world conflicts, there was a feverish shipbuilding race that involved practically all industrialized countries. A race that seems distant to us and that many maintain could never be repeated. Nothing could be further from the truth based on shipbuilding data, especially in Asia, with several of the main world powers in the fray, in a race in which India does not want - nor can it - be left behind. [Keep reading…]

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F-35 Vs Eurofighter

During the last few months, a controversy has been focused in various media, regarding the search for a possible replacement for the F/A-18 Hornet that serve in our EdA. Especially urgent is the renewal of the devices deployed in the Canary Islands, coming from the C-X program, which, as is known, completed the acquisition in the mid-90s of 24 second-hand devices previously used by the US Navy and the USMC. [Keep reading…]

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The Cartagena dock and hoaxes about the S80 Programme

The S-80 Program has been used since its inception by one means or another, as a way of putting pressure on the different governments that have succeeded each other, on the one hand, and as a simple and profitable method aimed at generating visits to their websites. What happened in recent days regarding the Cartagena dock is a paradigmatic case of journalistic misunderstanding that deserves to be clarified, although it is by no means the first nor, we suspect, will it be the last. (Continue…) Dear reader, this article is exclusively for paying users. If you want to access the full text, you can subscribe to Ejercitos Magazine taking advantage of our offer for new subscribers through the following link.

Portuguese Tridente class submarine (U-209PN). Photo - HDW
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NATO submarine force

NATO submarines have been the spearhead of the Alliance for decades. Also the only shield capable of containing the Soviet forces, on paper more numerous, but also less technically advanced. Unfortunately for North Americans and Europeans, years of taking advantage of the "peace dividends", of intellectual anemia and neglect have led this force to a disastrous situation, in which only a few countries maintain significant capabilities. Meanwhile, states like Russia and China once again pose a threat comparable to what the Warsaw Pact once posed. (Continue…) Dear reader, this article is exclusively for paying users. If you want to access the full text, you can subscribe to Ejercitos Magazine taking advantage of our offer for new subscribers through the following link.