Royal Saudi Arabia Armed forces

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Reconnaissance drones operating with ground forces (infantry, artillery, parachutes and special forces)​

LUNA



RQ-20 Puma



RQ-11 Raven


ScanEagle


Modified UAVs by ground forces


SkyRanger R60

 

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Indago 2 and 3

 

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Mighty weapons indeed..

We are talking about approximately 600 cannons

And more than 236 rocket launchers ( with the 23 battalions of Korean launchers added)

And up to 100 heavy combat helicopters

And more than 50 light combat helicopters

And up to 250 transport helicopters


Really heavy army

 

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Arqum missile a Saudi made ATGM



Raybolt has similar specifications to the Javelin with longer range

Sami Company transferred its technology




The Koreans presented K2 Black Panther tank to KSA and made major modifications to the tank to suit the requirements of Middle Eastern countries.. it might come in the $13 billion deals announced..

 

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Infantry fighting carrier VAB MK-3 6x6 Stanag 4569


Armed with a Nexter ARX-25 RCWS combat turret



LAV-700 C-3030 AT Turret with Stugna-P




M2 Bradley with TOW 2
number: 600



AMX-10P and Piranha II Equipped with four HOT missiles
number: 188

 

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The integrated force of the Royal Saudi Air Force at the present time


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The Royal Saudi Air Force is the longest arm of the Saudi Armed Forces. It also defends the Saudi airspace and protects it from any attack. Since its inception at the hands of the founder, it has received great care and attention from all those in charge, and to keep pace with this interest in armament, modernization, qualification and training, because of its prominent role in securing the Kingdom’s airspace from any potential danger, by possessing the best air fighters in the world, which are considered the “dark horse” in the science of modern warfare, and with which battles are decided.


Air bases

The Royal Air Force has many air bases in all regions of Saudi Arabia

1. King Salman Air Base, Riyadh
2. King Abdulaziz Air Base, Dhahran
3. King Saud Air Base, Hafar Al-Batin
4. King Fahd Air Base, Taif
5. King Faisal Air Base, Tabuk
6. King Khalid Air Base, Khamis Mushait
7. Prince Sultan Air Base, Al Kharj
8. King Abdullah Air Base, Jeddah
9. Al-Jawf Air Base, Bisaka
10. Advanced Air Base, Al-Hofuf


Fighter Planes

F-15 fighter

Interceptor C version with 60 fighters




F-15 D version 17 aircrafts



F-15 SR version, upgraded from the S version, number 67




The latest and most modern version, F-15 SA, is the latest version of the Royal Saudi Air Force’s F-15 aircraft, number 84 aircraft.



18 various air-to-surface ammunition (bombs/missiles), and 4 air-to-air missiles
Or
16 air-to-air missiles (AIM-9X, AIM-120C7)

 

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F-15 SA radar





The F-15SA encompass a new large area display as well as a new wide area head-up display.

 

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Eurofighter Typhoon


72 fighters

Tranche 2 class with 48 fighters
Tranche 3 category: 24


Tornado GR4 attack fighter



With 82 fighters


Refueling aircraft
MRTT A330-200




KE-3A



KC-130 H/J

 

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Early Warning Aircraft and Electronic Warfare
E-3A SENTRY AWACS



E-2000 SAAB AEW&S



Electronic warfare and jamming aircraft RE-3A



KING AIR-350 ISR surveillance, reconnaissance and intelligence aircraft

 

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Transport aircraft
C-130 H /C130-30 / VC-130H

 

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Training aircraft
CIRRUS SR-22



PC-21



HAWK MK65



HAWK MK165 (assenbled in KSA)

 

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Air force lift and transport Helicopters

BELL 412



AS-532A2/AS-532ALe





AW-101 VVIP

 

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Drones
1. Selex ES Falco plane


2. Seeker 400 aircraft


3. Falcon 10 plane


4. CH-4B aircraft


5. WING LOONG 1 plane


6. WING LOONG 2 plane


7. Eqab plane

 

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VAMTAC tactical vehicle, which is used by air control teams to guide fighters



The IVECO LMV vehicle, which serves the Royal Saudi Air Force, to detect biological nuclear radiation and is equipped with systems from the Swedish company SAAB.



Saqr 1 version B3