SPANISH ARMED FORCES

SPANISH AIR FORCE ŠPANJOLSKA AVIJACIJA


Cuerpo general Operaciones aéreas		Cazador paracaidista, modelo hasta 1977





AIR FORCE ACADEMY	TRAINING PLANES C-101 PC-21
Academia Basica del Aire	C - 101 and PC - 21	Ejercito del Aire
Zrakoplovstvo akademija	Avioni za obuku C-101 & PC-21


BALTIC AIR POLICING
Policía Aérea en el Báltico	Patrulla Acrobatica de Espana
NATO "policijska" misija na Baltiku 24.7—30.11.2006

THE AIR FORCE HELICOPTER PATROL IRIS ZRAK-ZRAK RAKETA

Patrola helikoptera zračnih snaga sastoji se od pet helikoptera Eurocopter EC-120 'Colibrí', od kojih svaki pilotiraju dva časnika, sa sjedištem u zračnoj bazi Armilla i Ala 78, Granada.



The Air Force helicopter patrol is made up of five Eurocopter EC-120 'Colibrí' helicopters, each piloted by two officers, based at Armilla Air Base and Ala 78, Granada.

IRIS AIR-TO-AIR MISSILE IRIS ZRAK-ZRAK RAKETA

Iris-T „infracrvena“ zrak-zrak raketa (Infra Red Imaging System Tail/Thrust Vector-Controlled) je program razvoja i izrade rakete krtakog dometa pod njemačkim vodstvom. 1995. godine Njemačka je najavila razvojni program u suradnji sa Grčkom, Italijom, Norveškom, Švedskom i Kanadom. Kasnije je Kanada izašla iz programa, dok se 2003. godine pridružuje Španjolska. Njemačke avio-snage su prve rakete dobile 05. 12. 2005. „Dioba“ izrade rakete u postocima iznosi: Njemačka 46%, Italija 19%, Švedska 18%, Grčka 13% i 4% podjeljeno između Norveške i Kanade.



The IRIS-T (Infra Red Imaging System Tail/Thrust Vector-Controlled) is a Geramn-led program to develop a short-range infrared homing air-to-air missile. In 1995, Germany announced the IRIS-T development program, in collaboration with Greece, Italy, Norway, Sweden and Canada. Canada later dropped out, while in 2003 Spain joined as a partner for procurement. The German Air Force took first delivery of the missile on 5 December 2005. Workshare arrangements for IRIS-T development are:Germany 46%, Italy 19%, Sweden 18%, Greece 13% and 4% split between Canada and Norway.

SPANISH NAVY ŠPANJOLSKA RATNA MORNARICA

Španjolska mornarica (na Španjolskom, Armada Española) je dio Španjolskih oružanih snaga i jedna je od najstarijih aktivnih mornarica na svijetu. Moderna španjolska mornarica vuče svoje korijene još iz pred kolumbovskog perioda. Podređena šefu mornaričkog štaba u Madridu, mornarica je podijeljena u 4. zone: zona Cantabarian sa sjedištem u El Feroll-u na Atlantskoj obali, zona Straits u San Fernadu blizu Cadiza, Mediternska u Cartageni te Kanarska sa centrom u Las Palmasu na otocima Velik Kanari.


GENERIC PATCH	SUBMARINE TRAMONTANA S-74
Armada Espanola	Submarino Tramontana (S-74)
Opća oznaka Mornarice	Podmornica "Tramontana" (S-74)

The Spanish Armada (in Spanish, Armada Española) is the maritime arm of the Spanish Military, one of oldest active naval forces in the world. The modern Spanish Armada's roots date back far before the discovery of America. Subordinate to the Spanish Chief of Naval Staff, with his headquarters in Madrid, were four zone commands: the Cantabrian Maritime Zone with its headquarters at El Feroll on the Atlantic coast; the Straits Maritime Zone with its headquarters at San Fernando near Cadiz; the Mediterranean Maritime Zone with its headquarters at Cartagena; and the Canary Islands Maritime Zone with its headquarters at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

NAVY INFANTRY MORNARIČKA PJEŠADIJA

Marinci (Infantería de Marina) su mornarička pješadija Španjolske mornarice. Marinaca ima oko 11.500 i podjeljeni su u dvije grupe: jedni čuvaju baze a drugi su namjenjeni za ofenzivne aktivnosti. Uz svaki od mornaričkih štabova je stacioniran po jedan bataljon marinaca. Grupe (jedinice po veličini „na pola puta“ između bataljona i regimente(puka)) su stacionirane u Madridu i Las Palmasu na Kanarima. Jedan „Tercio“ (flota – regimenta) je uvijek u stanju pripravnosti u bazi San Fernando. U operemu i naoružanje su uključeni laki tenkovi, oklopni transporteri, samohodna artiljerija, razne rakete itd...




The Infanteria de Marina are the marine infantry of the Spanish Navy, they have a strength of 11,500 troops and are divided into base defense forces and landing forces. One of the three base defense battalions is stationed with each of the Navy headquarters. "Groups" (midway between battalions and regiments) are stationed in Madrid and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The Tercio (fleet - regiment equivalent) is available for immediate embarkation and based out of San Fernando. Its principal weapons include light tanks, armored personnel vehicles, self-propelled artillery, and TOW and Dragon antitank missiles.



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