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F15 · Sun, 10 June 2012

Espacio para todo lo relativo a ejercicios entre Colombia y otras naciones del mundo… bueno, lo que esta de moda estos dias….

F15 · Sun, 10 June 2012

F15 · Sun, 10 June 2012

F15 · Wed, 13 June 2012

GANAMOOOOOOOOS

TOLEDO · Wed, 13 June 2012

Que bien, siempre le sacamos puntos al segundo.
Que mal por Peru y Chile

Clark · Wed, 13 June 2012

Hay paises uqe me sorprende que queden tan resagados

saludos

AndresK · Wed, 13 June 2012

¡Excelente!, nuestra quinta vez...

SPIDERMAN · Thu, 14 June 2012

Hola a todos.

Es grato y sorprendente que estemos arriba otra vez y superemos a países como USA, Brazil o Canadá.
Fuérzas Comando Colombianas, LAS MEJORES del hemisferio!!!!!
VIVA COLOMBIA, Carajo!

Auf Wiedersehen.

Daniel_Vega · Mon, 16 July 2012

@SPIDERMAN escribió:
Hola a todos.

Es grato y sorprendente que estemos arriba otra vez y superemos a países como USA, Brazil o Canadá.
Fuérzas Comando Colombianas, LAS MEJORES del hemisferio!!!!!
VIVA COLOMBIA, Carajo!

Auf Wiedersehen.

+1

vic · Mon, 23 July 2012

La Fuerza Aérea de Colombia preparara su escuadrón 211 para el Maple Flag 2013

Aviones Supertucano A-29B de la Fuerza Aérea Colombiana pertenecientes al escuadrón de combate 211 “Grifos”, acantonados en el comando aéreo de combate N° 2 "CT Luis Fernando Gómez Niño" con sede en Apiay, departamento del Meta, iniciaron la preparación de sus aeronaves y personal para participar en los ejercicios Maple Flag 2013, realizados por la Fuerza Aérea Canadiense y llevados a cabo en el municipio de Cold Lake, al norte de la provincia de Alberta.

Estos ejercicios multinacionales se vienen realizando desde el año 1978 y en varias oportunidades han contado con la participación de fuerzas aéreas latinoamericanas. En mayo del 2013 la Fuerza Aérea Colombiana desplazará así sus aeronaves que tomarán parte en Maple Flag en ejercicios simulados de ataque aire-aire, aire-tierra, comando y control, inteligencia, vigilancia y reconocimiento.

La extensa zona donde se desarrollan es denominada CLAWR (Cold Lake Air Weapons) y en ella los equipos participantes actúan contra un enemigo en común llamado Redland, desarrollando las operaciones necesarias para enfrentarlo y contrarrestarlo.

Saludos

TOLEDO · Mon, 23 July 2012

Te faltaron los créditos para el autor.

Quien habrá escrito tan interesante articulo?

vic · Mon, 23 July 2012

jajajajaja, gracioso toledo, estuve hablando con Erich y me comento que ahora eres el corresponsal, felicidades hermano!!! , coloque la noticia en el FMG,

TOLEDO · Mon, 23 July 2012

Gracias vic. tratare de hacer lo mejor.

SPIDERMAN · Tue, 24 July 2012

Hola a todos.

Buena esa TOLEDO!!!!

La Fuerza Aérea de Colombia preparara su escuadrón 211 para el Maple Flag 2013

Foto: FAC

Link:
http://www.defensa.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=6540:la-fuerza-aerea-de-colombia-preparara-su-escuadron-211-para-el-maple-flag-2013&catid=55:latinoamerica&Itemid=163

Auf Wiedersehen.

vic · Tue, 31 July 2012

Nota donde se explica un poco lo que hicieron nuestros aviones!

by Charles Ramey
Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs

7/30/2012 - NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. (AFNS) -- Central Colombia and southern Nevada are vastly different locations. The terrain, weather and operational environments between each location vary to the extremes. So what drives an air force to briefly trade the jungles of South America for the desert of the American southwest? The answer is world-class, realistic air combat training that can't be acquired anywhere else.

July 16-27, Colombia became the 29th nation to participate in Red Flag exercises at Nellis Air Force Base.

With eight Israel Aerospace Industries Kfir multi-role fighters, and Boeing 707 and 767 tankers, the Colombian air force deployed beyond its borders for the first time to participate in the two-week large force employment exercise.

As part of a 60-aircraft mission package, the Colombian air force supported air interdiction strikes, combat search and rescue operations, SCUD hunts, location of high value targets, and defensive counter-air missions.

"The aircraft are compatible for the missions given to us and doing well here at Nellis," said Colombian Brig. Gen. Carlos Bueno, commander of the 100-plus-person Colombian contingent participating in Red Flag. "At first, our pilots felt a little intimidated by the size and complexity of the exercise, but they quickly moved beyond that as they saw how they contribute to the overall mission."

The Colombian air force, which has extensive experience in precision engagement via counternarcotics and counterterrorism operations, primarily supported air-to-ground operations throughout the exercise.

"These guys are good," said Maj. Mike Culhane, an F-15C pilot from the 493rd Fighter Squadron, RAF Lakenheath, England, and a mission package planner during Red Flag 12-4. "Our plans relied on their precision strike capabilities to take out enemy threats, and they hit their targets on every mission. They were integral to our overall success."

For the Colombian air force, Red Flag began long before July 16. The country started working with the U.S. Air Force Mission in Colombia to begin planning for the exercise when it was invited to participate in 2011.

"The 12-month program consisted of English language training where the pilots had to score an 85 percent or higher on proficiency tests and a series of flying competency assessments, " said Col. Hans Palaoro, chief of the U.S. Air Force Mission-Colombia. "They also participated in a series of mini practices in Colombia, then deployed to Kelly Field, Texas, for a final checkout before coming to Nellis."

Partnering with the Colombian air force via exercises and other activities is a priority for the U.S. Air Force.

"Efforts in the areas of precision strike and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance have paid huge dividends for both countries as we work together to counter drug trafficking and insurgency," said Col. Michael Reed, chief of Strategy and Plans in the Secretary of the Air Force's International Affairs division. "We will continue to work with Colombia on a host of air force issues in order to increase our collective security. Colombian air force participation in Red Flag provides a perfect opportunity for us to learn valuable lessons from one another, and will serve to strengthen our strategically important relationship."

For the Colombians, the feelings are mutual.

"It's been amazing and great to work with other aircrews and share our stories and combat experience," Bueno said. "We've learned a lot of lessons that will help improve our interoperability with the U.S. Air Force and we hope to return for more exercises in the future."

ALEXC · Thu, 9 August 2012

CarlosJose · Fri, 10 August 2012

El genral se gano un paseito en F15! ojala quede bien antojado, jaja

AndresK · Fri, 10 August 2012

Ojalá...

TOLEDO · Fri, 10 August 2012

esos se han montado en todo y no compran nada.

ALEXC · Thu, 30 August 2012

silverback · Sat, 22 September 2012

un ejercicio de rescate con paracaidistas donde se menciona la participación de Colombia

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