Tag: Egyptian Navy
Egypt requests $550 million worth of ship maintenance contracts
Egypt has requested follow-on technical support for a variety of United States-built naval vessels that is worth nearly $550 million.
The request was announced by...
Egypt receives third Type 209 submarine from Germany
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) has launched the third of four Type 209/1400mod class submarines for the Egyptian Navy at a ceremony in Kiel, Germany.
As...
Egyptian Navy receives new vessels
Egypt has received two new frigates and a submarine as it celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of its Navy.
The Egyptian Ministry of Defence...
Egyptian Navy to receive South Korean vessel
The Egyptian Navy will soon receive a naval vessel from South Korea, possible a Po Hang class corvette.
This is according to the...
Egypt receives second Type 209 submarine
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) has handed over Egypt's second Type 209 submarine during a ceremony at its yard in Kiel, Germany.
The handover...
Russia delivering Ka-52 attack helicopters to Egypt
The Egyptian military has accepted the first three of 46 Ka-52 Alligator attack helicopters from Russia, with Egyptian pilots currently undergoing helicopter...
Egyptian Navy using Humvee-mounted Stingers on its Mistral vessels
The Egyptian Navy is using Avenger vehicles as short range air defence systems on its Mistral class vessels, with the Stinger-armed vehicles...
First Egyptian Type 209 submarine arrives home
The first of four Egyptian Type 209 submarines built by Germany's ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) has arrived home in Alexandria, where it...
Egyptian Type 209 submarine heading home
The new Egyptian Navy Type 209/1400 submarine S41 (861) is on its way home from Kiel, Germany.
It was seen transiting the Kiel...
First Egyptian Gowind corvette begins sea trials
The first Egyptian Gowind 2500 corvette, El Fateh, has begun sea trials ahead of delivery.
The vessel left the French port of Lorient...
Presidential pep talk on Armed Forces Day
President Cyril Ramaphosa had his Commander-in-Chief cap on when he addressed the country’s airmen, military medics, sailors and soldiers in Polokwane last Friday.
Sadly, he...
