Armée Marocaine 🇲🇦

[Youma]

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trouvé dans un forum de defonce Marocain

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HMMWW

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scorp ces images il faut les poster dans le topic de l US army plutot

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il me semble qu'ils ont était offert au maroc au nombre de 120 .

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[cesam]

Un militaire tué par un de ses collègues à Tata



15 avril 2012

Un militaire est mort sur le coup vendredi soir après avoir reçu un balle, dans un centre frontalier de Oued Daraâ, non loin de la région d’Akka.

La victime tentait de calmer deux collègues se disputant le numéro de téléphone d’une femme, quand une balle est accidentellement partie du fusil d’un des deux militaires.

Les militaires ont été arrêtés et une enquête a été ouverte pour déterminer les circonstances exactes de cet accident.

http://www.bladi.net/militaire-mort-tata.html

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Préparatifs des manoeuvres "African Lion 2012"

A landing craft air cushion (LCAC)

[lem]

a voir ces images on dirait l’infanterie du 19ième siècle côte à côte avec celle du 21ième siècle c'est affligent :pale:

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malheureusement les responsable marocains ne se soucis pas trop de la condition physique de leurs troupes et encore moins de leurs équipement individuel

[Youma]

Avez-vous remarqué que les soldats marocains ont de nouveaux casques

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bah kifkif c'est de vieux casques et c'est pas tous qui ont de nouveaux vieux casques

[Youma]

Marines and Moroccans conduct Peace Support Operations

4/16/2012 By Sgt. Nicolas A. Cloward , Marine Forces Africa

TIFNIT, Morocco — Marine reservists from the Marine Wing Support Squadrons 471 and 473, and Royal Moroccan Armed Forces conducted bilateral Peace Support Operations training on a Moroccan training site in Tifnit, Morocco, during African Lion 2012.
PSO training involves the use of non-lethal techniques and procedures that prevent an escalation of force during crowd uprisings.

At a glance, it sounds like riot control, however, that’s not necessarily the case, according to Michael Cleveland, subject matter expert and nonlethal weapons program manager for Marine Forces Africa.

The Marines and Moroccan soldiers trained with a number of nonlethal weapons such as Oleoresin Capsicum gas (pepper spray); taser guns; flash bang grenades and claymore mines with rubber pellets.

If there’s an unrest that has been observed, possibly following humanitarian aid and disaster relief, peacekeepers are often faced with desperate people seeking aid, Cleveland said.

“If we come in with a convoy with supplies, water and food, and you start to run low, but the crowd is still there in numbers, then people tend to panic, ” said Cleveland. “Now, the people that you’re there to support can create problems that could result in the loss of life, and for that, we need tactics to get it under control without fatalities."

The forces have trained each other in several subjects such as formation drills, prisoner detention techniques and perimeter control.

There has been a lot of interest in exchanging ideas between the two military forces, said Maj. Tad R. Scott , a Murfreesboro, Tenn. native, and PSO site commander, based with MWSS-471.

“Together I think we can come up with ways to deescalate any kind of disturbances,” said Scott. Working together has helped them develop new ideas in the area of PSO. There’s also been extraordinary cohesiveness that’s developed between the Marines and Moroccan soldiers, said Scott.

“They’re just as motivated as we are,” said New Orleans native and military police officer Lance Cpl. Grey J. Thurman of the 47th Marine Wing Support Group, 4th platoon. “They’re hard workers, with a competitive edge.”

Thurman said one of the main reasons he joined the military was to see the world, and interact with other people and cultures to see what they have to offer.

For many of these young Marines in Morocco, the relationships they’ve fostered and their experiences during African Lion 2012 will be something they cherish throughout their careers and a lifetime.

Des photos ici http://www.marines.mil/unit/marforaf/Pa ... 4xhN7PVySo

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Moroccan soldiers demonstrate prisoner detention techniques to Marine reservists from the Marine Wing Support Squadrons 471 and 473 during peace support operation as part of African Lion 2012, April, 7-18. African Lion is an annual, bilateral training exercise between U.S. and Moroccan forces promoting interoperability and security cooperation.

TIFNIT, Morocco-Marine reservists from the Marine Wing Support Squadrons 471 and 473, and Royal Moroccan Armed Forces conducted bilateral Peace Support Operations training on a Moroccan training site in Tifnit, Morocco, April, 7-18, during African Lion 2012. The Marines and Moroccan soldiers trained with a number of nonlethal weapons such as pepper spray; taser guns; flash bang grenades and claymore mines with rubber pellets. African Lion is an annual, bilateral training exercise between U.S. and Moroccan forces promoting interoperability and security cooperation.

TIFNIT, Morocco-Marine reservists from the Marine Wing Support Squadrons 471 and 473, and Royal Moroccan Armed Forces conducted bilateral Peace Support Operations training on a Moroccan training site in Tifnit, Morocco, April, 7-18, during African Lion 2012. The Marines and Moroccan soldiers trained with a number of nonlethal weapons such as pepper spray; taser guns; flash bang grenades and claymore mines with rubber pellets. African Lion is a cooperative training exercise between the U.S. forces and the Royal Moroccan Forces to gain understanding between the two nations military tactics and procedures.

A Royal Moroccan Armed Forces soldier conducts patrolling drills with Marines during African Lion 2012 at the Peacekeeping Support Operation exercise site in Tifnit, Morocco, April 10, 2012. AL-12 is a U.S. African Command-sponsored, Marine Forces Africa-led exercise designed to improve interoperability and mutual understanding of the United States and Kingdom of Morocco's military tactics, techniques and procedures. More than 1,200 U.S. Service members and 900 Moroccan soldiers took part in the bilateral, annual exercise currently in its 8th year.

[pontius]

Avez-vous remarqué que les soldats marocains ont de nouveaux casques

ce sont des casques très anciens déja dans l'inventaire et cette image et ces casques appartiennent à la marine marocaine
regarde bien les grades youma .
fin du hs


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