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Trandzo, ti si pričao da neće izdržati ni nedelju dana. Šta je sad?
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Знаш то је речено кад су само Амери,Енглези и Французи хтели да бомбардују,али кад је Алијанси стигла испомоћ,онда се ситуација променила (неки се ћешкају по главици ??).
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Poucna prica.
Amerikanac koji zivi u Skotskoj ukrao sa Fejsa sliku Hrvatice koja zivi u Londonu i pod izmisljenim imenom i prezimenom pisao blog "Lezbejka u Damasku". Na kraju price je virtuelna lezbejka uhapsena od strane zlog rezima dok se setala ulicom sa svojom devojkom. Naravno, digla se kuka i motika da spasava devojku pa je tako Hrvatica videla sebe na naslovnim stranama novina i razotkrila celu namestaljku.
http://www.kurir-info.rs/vesti/drustvo/kako-su-jeleni-ukrali-identitet-95791.php
Amerikanac koji zivi u Skotskoj ukrao sa Fejsa sliku Hrvatice koja zivi u Londonu i pod izmisljenim imenom i prezimenom pisao blog "Lezbejka u Damasku". Na kraju price je virtuelna lezbejka uhapsena od strane zlog rezima dok se setala ulicom sa svojom devojkom. Naravno, digla se kuka i motika da spasava devojku pa je tako Hrvatica videla sebe na naslovnim stranama novina i razotkrila celu namestaljku.
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Пази, Нато је продужијо мисију за још 90 дана. Не треба да се надате да ће једноставно да одустану
Да ли је могуће да покушавате исту стратегију из 1999, иако је већ показано да је она Погрешан Одговор.
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Та твоја позиција да један-исти кловн треба да буде на власти 50 година без избора, је неодбрањива.
Ти то називаш "мозгом и вијугама," али то је једноставно 100% глупост и тирјанство.
Нико нормалан не подржава замисао да неко влада 50 година без избора.
Нарочито ако је у питању особа из Лазе као што је Пуковник
и син му Сејф ал-Куфр (Мач Неверства).
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Separatisti trpe velike gubitke na frontu
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Sulejman Rafati, doktor u bolnici u Adždabiji izjavio je Asošiejtid presu (AP) da su 23 separatista poginula, a 26 ranjeno u okršaju koji je izbio 35 kilometara istočno od Brege. Abdulrahman, portparol separatista u Zintanu, je rekao da je to bio najžešći napad na njihov grad u proteklih nekoliko nedelja, a da je devet ljudi ubijeno i 40 ranjeno. U borbama oko Dafnije, koji se nalazi 30 kilometara zapadno od Misurate, poginulo je sedam separatista, a ranjeno 49, rekli su ljekari bolnice u Misrati. Linije fronta između Brege i Adždabije bile su proteklih sedmica relativno mirne. Vladine snage nisu željele ulaziti u sukobe nadajući se da će problemi biti riješeni mirnim putem. Međutim, narod nije više mogao da trpi torture kojim je bio izložen od separatističkih bandi.
U žestokim borbama tokom jučerašnjeg dana u Libiji je ubijeno oko 40 osoba, a više desetina ranjeno. Kako javljaju agencije, glavni sukobi su sada premješteni sa zapada Libije na oblast kod Brege i Zintana.
Sulejman Rafati, doktor u bolnici u Adždabiji izjavio je Asošiejtid presu (AP) da su 23 separatista poginula, a 26 ranjeno u okršaju koji je izbio 35 kilometara istočno od Brege. Abdulrahman, portparol separatista u Zintanu, je rekao da je to bio najžešći napad na njihov grad u proteklih nekoliko nedelja, a da je devet ljudi ubijeno i 40 ranjeno. U borbama oko Dafnije, koji se nalazi 30 kilometara zapadno od Misurate, poginulo je sedam separatista, a ranjeno 49, rekli su ljekari bolnice u Misrati. Linije fronta između Brege i Adždabije bile su proteklih sedmica relativno mirne. Vladine snage nisu željele ulaziti u sukobe nadajući se da će problemi biti riješeni mirnim putem. Međutim, narod nije više mogao da trpi torture kojim je bio izložen od separatističkih bandi.
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Та твоја позиција да један-исти кловн треба да буде на власти 50 година без избора, је неодбрањива.
Ти то називаш "мозгом и вијугама," али то је једноставно 100% глупост и тирјанство.
Нико нормалан не подржава замисао да неко влада 50 година без избора.
Нарочито ако је у питању особа из Лазе као што је Пуковник
и син му Сејф ал-Куфр (Мач Неверства).
Ма сложио бих се ја са тобом да ТО важи за СВЕ који тако и толико владају АЛИ то није баш тако. То се није односило, а и сада се не односи, на оне које је у претседничке фотеље поставила ЦИА и који су подредили интересе својих земаља и народа интересима Америке и НАТО-а!, ОНИ могу да владају без или са лажираним изборима, могу да газе и убијају опозицију, да не поштују никаква љутска права - СВЕ им је дозвољено само треба да служе Америци! То је данас случај у Грузији, Хатадинај и Тачи на КиМ (вампири који су директно под заштитом Америке и ЦИА-е), јуче је то било у Шпанији (диктатор Франко), Чилеу (диктатор Пиноче), Централноафричка република (ЉУДОЖДЕР Иди Дада Амин), Јужноафричка Република (ФАШИСТА Јан Бота и претходници му), даклем СВИМА њима је тај Запад и НАТО омогућавао
деценије власти без поштених избора, уз најгору ноћну мору од љутских права, убиства опозиционара, тортуре,...... Зар за те народе не важи "демократија" и сва она бла,бла,бла сра... којих смо се наслушали од тих лицемера за све ове деценије!? Зато не причај о томе да се они згражавају над тим што неко влада оволико или онолико и на овај или онај начин! Ебе се њима за то, важно је да ли су природна богатства и ресурсе својих земаља ставили у службу глобалног империјализма и колонијализма! Како је само било лицемерно од Клинтонове да "упозори" Афричке државе од "опасности" од кинеског колонијализма! Или, другим речима:"уколико прихватите кинески
капитал и компаније следи вам ОДМАЗДА!" Добар је само амерички и НАТО капитал, он доноси "благостање и демократију....!" За побљувати се!!!СТРАШНО!!!
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Gadafi igra šah pod bombama!!!
On je neuništiv! Libijski vođa Moamer el Gadafi rešio je da do kraja prkosi bombardovanju NATO pakta. Dok čelnici najmoćnijih svetskih zemalja smišljaju taktiku kako da ga uklone, Gadafi u Tripoliju igra šah!
Vidno raspoloženi Gadafi sa crnim naočarima ugostio je Kirsana Iljumžinova, predsednika Međunarodne šahovske federacije (FIDE), s kojim je odigrao partiju na 64 polja. Snimak Gadafija i Iljumžinova kako igraju šah objavljen je na libijskoj nacionalnoj televiziji. Nije saopšteno ko je bio bolji.
„Sastanak s Gadafijem je trajao oko dva sata i igrali smo šah“, rekao je Iljumžinov. Tokom partije, Gadafi je Iljumžinovu ponovio da ne planira da se povuče:
„‘Nisam ni premijer, ni predsednik, ni kralj. Nemam nikakvu funkciju u Libiji i iz tog razloga nemam položaj s kojeg treba da se povučem‘, rekao mi je Gadafi“, izjavio je Iljumžinov.
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Изгледа да ће и ово досадашње килаво ангажовање САД у интервенцији у Либији бити доведено у питање.
Обама има још само неколико дана да обавести Конгрес и затражи дозволу за учествовање у рату, у супротном мора одлучити да у року од 30 дана повуче морнаричке и ваздухопловне ефективе из здружених НАТО снага.
http://vesti.krstarica.com/index.ph...sifra=e6a5b16611305c0fdf55ef678ec9f4df&lang=0
Обама има још само неколико дана да обавести Конгрес и затражи дозволу за учествовање у рату, у супротном мора одлучити да у року од 30 дана повуче морнаричке и ваздухопловне ефективе из здружених НАТО снага.
http://vesti.krstarica.com/index.ph...sifra=e6a5b16611305c0fdf55ef678ec9f4df&lang=0
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Само мала корекција колега Вељкиша, ради се о два људождера:
Та твоја позиција да један-исти кловн треба да буде на власти 50 година без избора, је неодбрањива.
Ти то називаш "мозгом и вијугама," али то је једноставно 100% глупост и тирјанство.
Нико нормалан не подржава замисао да неко влада 50 година без избора.
Нарочито ако је у питању особа из Лазе као што је Пуковник
и син му Сејф ал-Куфр (Мач Неверства).
Ма сложио бих се ја са тобом да ТО важи за СВЕ који тако и толико владају АЛИ то није баш тако. То се није односило, а и сада се не односи, на оне које је у претседничке фотеље поставила ЦИА и који су подредили интересе својих земаља и народа интересима Америке и НАТО-а!, ОНИ могу да владају без или са лажираним изборима, могу да газе и убијају опозицију, да не поштују никаква љутска права - СВЕ им је дозвољено само треба да служе Америци! То је данас случај у Грузији, Хатадинај и Тачи на КиМ (вампири који су директно под заштитом Америке и ЦИА-е), јуче је то било у Шпанији (диктатор Франко), Чилеу (диктатор Пиноче), Централноафричка република (ЉУДОЖДЕР Иди Дада Амин), Јужноафричка Република (ФАШИСТА Јан Бота и претходници му), даклем СВИМА њима је тај Запад и НАТО омогућавао
деценије власти без поштених избора, уз најгору ноћну мору од љутских права, убиства опозиционара, тортуре,...... Зар за те народе не важи "демократија" и сва она бла,бла,бла сра... којих смо се наслушали од тих лицемера за све ове деценије!? Зато не причај о томе да се они згражавају над тим што неко влада оволико или онолико и на овај или онај начин! Ебе се њима за то, важно је да ли су природна богатства и ресурсе својих земаља ставили у службу глобалног империјализма и колонијализма! Како је само било лицемерно од Клинтонове да "упозори" Афричке државе од "опасности" од кинеског колонијализма! Или, другим речима:"уколико прихватите кинески
капитал и компаније следи вам ОДМАЗДА!" Добар је само амерички и НАТО капитал, он доноси "благостање и демократију....!" За побљувати се!!!
-У Уганди је био Иди Амин Дада и он је био ,,класични" људождер.
-У Централноафричкој Царевини(данас Републици) на власти је био Жан Бедел Бокаса, цар и људождер чији су специјалитет били студенти!
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Libya no-fly zone: Coalition firepower
The summit on Libya in Paris Western and Arab leaders met in Paris to agree how to enforce the UN resolution
A joint operation to enforce a UN-backed no-fly zone over Libya is under way - aimed at protecting Libyan civilians from government forces.
France, in diplomatic terms, has been one of the main promoters of UN Security Council resolution 1973 allowing the use of force, and French aircraft were the first to operate over Libya.
But the US and Britain have also been key players, with a barrage of missiles launched from US and British ships and submarines as well as from the air.
While the US has been overseeing the operation, Nato has confirmed it will take over responsibility in the next few days.
Canada, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Qatar and, most recently, the UAE are also offering military support.
29 March 2011 Last updated at 14:13 GMT
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Libya no-fly zone: Coalition firepower
The summit on Libya in Paris Western and Arab leaders met in Paris to agree how to enforce the UN resolution
A joint operation to enforce a UN-backed no-fly zone over Libya is under way - aimed at protecting Libyan civilians from government forces.
France, in diplomatic terms, has been one of the main promoters of UN Security Council resolution 1973 allowing the use of force, and French aircraft were the first to operate over Libya.
But the US and Britain have also been key players, with a barrage of missiles launched from US and British ships and submarines as well as from the air.
While the US has been overseeing the operation, Nato has confirmed it will take over responsibility in the next few days.
Canada, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Qatar and, most recently, the UAE are also offering military support.
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Izglasace kongres, a ako ne izglasa izvadice se iz crnih fondova.
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FRANCE
Key hardware Usual role Capability Libya deployment
Source: Federation of American Scientists, UK Ministry of Defence, Global Security, Air Force Technology, Naval Technology, news agencies
Dassault Rafale fighter jet
Dassault Rafale
A multi-role, twin-engined delta wing aircraft capable of mounting air defence, ground attack, and reconnaissance missions
Crew: One/two
Max speed: Mach 1.8
Weapons: Air-to-ground missile, including Apache and Exocet, air-to-air missiles and anti-ship missiles
France has mobilised about 100 warplanes - mainly Rafale and Mirage - and they were the first to operate over Libya, some striking Libyan targets
Mirage 2000 fighter jet
Mirage 2000
Again a multi-role fighter, the descendant of the famous Mirage III of the 1960s - the first European aircraft to exceed Mach 2 in level flight
Crew: One/two
Max speed: Mach 2.2
Weapons: Built-in twin 30mm revolver-type cannons (Defa 554), air-to-air missiles
Mirage 2000 jets have also been on missions
Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier
Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier
Flagship of the French navy, the nuclear-powered 38,000-tonne aircraft carrier can deploy 40 combat planes that can conduct 100 air missions a day
Crew: 1,150 ship's crew, 550 aircrew, 50 air support staff
Max speed: 27 knots (50 km/h)
Weapons: Surface-to-air Aster 15 and Mistral missiles, 20mm guns(Nexter)
The carrier was deployed to the region from Toulon, in the south of France, accompanied by the anti-submarine frigate Dupleix, the Aconit frigate and a refuelling ship, La Meuse
UNITED STATES
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
A 10 Warthog
A-10 Warthog
Simple, effective and survivable twin-engine jet aircraft that can be used against all ground targets, including tanks and other armoured vehicles. A-10 - close air support, A-10C - airborne forward air control
Crew: One
Max speed: 420mph
Weapons: 30 mm GAU-8/A seven-barrel Gatling gun; up to 16,000 pounds (7,200 kilograms) of mixed ordnance including cluster bombs, Maverick missiles, and laser-guided bombs
Six A-10 planes are in operation. These craft and the AC-130 are specially designed for what's known as close air support of ground forces. Their weaponry also means they could be used to attack targets in built-up areas
Ac-130
AC-130
The main missions of the AC-130H Spectre and AC-130U Spooky are close air support, air interdiction and force protection
Crew: 13 (Five officers, eight enlisted)
Max speed: 300 mph
Weapons: 40mm and 105mm cannons
Two of these heavily armed aircraft have been deployed over Libya. They have side-firing weapons integrated with sophisticated sensor, navigation and fire control systems to provide what the US Air Force describe as "surgical firepower or area saturation during extended loiter periods, at night and in adverse weather"
B1 B Lancer
B1-B Lancer
Long-range, multi-role, heavy bomber
Crew: Four (aircraft commander, copilot, and two weapon systems officers)
Max speed: Mach 1.2 (at sea level)
Weapons: Capacity to carry up to 75,000lbs of munitions including general purpose bombs, Quick Strike naval mines, cluster munitions, Joint Direct Attack Munitions and Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles
The B-1 is the backbone of America's long-range bomber force. It carries the largest payload of both guided and unguided weapons in the US Air Force inventory. Two of these planes have been in use over Libya
B-2 stealth bomber
B-2 stealth bomber
A long-range, multi-role heavy bomber capable of staying airborne for many hours. Its shape is part of its stealth design to minimise its appearance on enemy radar
Crew: Two
Max speed: High subsonic
Weapons: Capacity to carry up to 40,000lb of weapons (conventional and nuclear), precision-guided munitions, gravity bombs and maritime weapons
The bombers took part in a series of dawn raids - some of the first strikes on Libya
EC 130
EC-130J Commando Solo
Conducts information operations, psychological operations and civil affairs broadcasts in AM, FM, HF, TV and military communications bands
Crew: 11 - flight crew plus two loadmasters and five electronic communications systems operators
Max speed: 335 mph
Weapons: N/A
A specially-modified four-engine Hercules transport, this aircraft has been used to relay messages to Col Gaddafi's forces, warning them to leave their equipment and go home
US F16
F-16
The F-16 "Fighting Falcon" is a compact, multi-role jet
Crew: One
Max speed: Mach 2
Weapons: Capable of deploying a range of weapons, including air-to-air Sidewinders and air-to-ground Maverick missiles, plus a range of bombs and rockets
US F-16s are stationed at the Sigonella air base in Sicily, southern Italy
F-15E Strike Eagle, file image
F-15E Strike Eagle
The F-15E is designed for bombing raids behind enemy lines, but can also be used for air support near allied forces as well as air-to-air combat
Crew: Two
Max speed: Mach 2.5
Weapons: Capable of firing air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles and laser-guided weapons, including Mavericks
Operated by the US military from bases in Europe
E-3 Sentry (Awacs)
E-3 Sentry (Awacs)
The E-3 Sentry is an airborne warning and control system, or Awacs, aircraft
Crew: Flight crew of four plus mission crew of 13-19
Systems: Command and control battle management system for surveillance, target detection, and tracking
Awacs are currently being used by the US as well as Nato, the UK and France in Libya
RC-135
RC-135
The RC-135 is a reconnaissance aircraft, based at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska
Crew: Flight crew of five (three pilots, two navigators) plus mission flight crew of 21-27
Systems: Sensor suite for reconnaissance and communications
Aviation expert Paul Eden says the aircraft will be in Libya "sniffing for electromagnetic emissions from air defence radars"
RQ-4 Global Hawk
RQ-4 Global Hawk
Provides intelligence, surveillance and reconnaisance to support armed forces on the ground and in the air.
Max speed: 391 mph
Global Hawk used above Libya battle fields where it is able to locate armoured forces and their location. It sends the coordinates to analysts at a ground station, which passes on the information to a command center for targeting
USS Mount Whitney
USS Mount Whitney
A sophisticated command, control, communications, computer and intelligence ship
Crew: Ship can carry 450 personnel
Max speed: 23 knots
Weapons: Armed with two 20mm weapons systems, rockets, 25mm chain guns and .50-caliber machine guns
Washington has deployed 11 ships and submarines, according to the Pentagon,
including the USS Mount Whitney, which is acting as the main command ship for the joint operation
USS Providence
USS Providence, Scranton and Florida
Nuclear-powered attack submarines
USS Providence
Crew: Four officers and 115 enlisted men
Max speed: Surfaced - 20 knots; Submerged - 20+ knots
Weapons: The submarine class features a potent weapons array, including the Tomahawk missile
A barrage of cruise missiles
was fired at Libyan targets from USS Providence, Scranton and Florida at the start of the operation, as well as from destroyers USS Stout and USS Barry
US tomahawk missile
Tomahawk missile
Long-range weapon designed to hit strategic targets with minimum collateral damage
Warhead: Able to deliver a 1,000lb (450kg) warhead Range: About 1,000 miles (1,600km)
US and British warships and submarines launched Tomahawk missiles at the start of the operation
FRANCE
Key hardware Usual role Capability Libya deployment
Source: Federation of American Scientists, UK Ministry of Defence, Global Security, Air Force Technology, Naval Technology, news agencies
Dassault Rafale fighter jet
Dassault Rafale
A multi-role, twin-engined delta wing aircraft capable of mounting air defence, ground attack, and reconnaissance missions
Crew: One/two
Max speed: Mach 1.8
Weapons: Air-to-ground missile, including Apache and Exocet, air-to-air missiles and anti-ship missiles
France has mobilised about 100 warplanes - mainly Rafale and Mirage - and they were the first to operate over Libya, some striking Libyan targets
Mirage 2000 fighter jet
Mirage 2000
Again a multi-role fighter, the descendant of the famous Mirage III of the 1960s - the first European aircraft to exceed Mach 2 in level flight
Crew: One/two
Max speed: Mach 2.2
Weapons: Built-in twin 30mm revolver-type cannons (Defa 554), air-to-air missiles
Mirage 2000 jets have also been on missions
Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier
Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier
Flagship of the French navy, the nuclear-powered 38,000-tonne aircraft carrier can deploy 40 combat planes that can conduct 100 air missions a day
Crew: 1,150 ship's crew, 550 aircrew, 50 air support staff
Max speed: 27 knots (50 km/h)
Weapons: Surface-to-air Aster 15 and Mistral missiles, 20mm guns(Nexter)
The carrier was deployed to the region from Toulon, in the south of France, accompanied by the anti-submarine frigate Dupleix, the Aconit frigate and a refuelling ship, La Meuse
UNITED STATES
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
A 10 Warthog
A-10 Warthog
Simple, effective and survivable twin-engine jet aircraft that can be used against all ground targets, including tanks and other armoured vehicles. A-10 - close air support, A-10C - airborne forward air control
Crew: One
Max speed: 420mph
Weapons: 30 mm GAU-8/A seven-barrel Gatling gun; up to 16,000 pounds (7,200 kilograms) of mixed ordnance including cluster bombs, Maverick missiles, and laser-guided bombs
Six A-10 planes are in operation. These craft and the AC-130 are specially designed for what's known as close air support of ground forces. Their weaponry also means they could be used to attack targets in built-up areas
Ac-130
AC-130
The main missions of the AC-130H Spectre and AC-130U Spooky are close air support, air interdiction and force protection
Crew: 13 (Five officers, eight enlisted)
Max speed: 300 mph
Weapons: 40mm and 105mm cannons
Two of these heavily armed aircraft have been deployed over Libya. They have side-firing weapons integrated with sophisticated sensor, navigation and fire control systems to provide what the US Air Force describe as "surgical firepower or area saturation during extended loiter periods, at night and in adverse weather"
B1 B Lancer
B1-B Lancer
Long-range, multi-role, heavy bomber
Crew: Four (aircraft commander, copilot, and two weapon systems officers)
Max speed: Mach 1.2 (at sea level)
Weapons: Capacity to carry up to 75,000lbs of munitions including general purpose bombs, Quick Strike naval mines, cluster munitions, Joint Direct Attack Munitions and Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles
The B-1 is the backbone of America's long-range bomber force. It carries the largest payload of both guided and unguided weapons in the US Air Force inventory. Two of these planes have been in use over Libya
B-2 stealth bomber
B-2 stealth bomber
A long-range, multi-role heavy bomber capable of staying airborne for many hours. Its shape is part of its stealth design to minimise its appearance on enemy radar
Crew: Two
Max speed: High subsonic
Weapons: Capacity to carry up to 40,000lb of weapons (conventional and nuclear), precision-guided munitions, gravity bombs and maritime weapons
The bombers took part in a series of dawn raids - some of the first strikes on Libya
EC 130
EC-130J Commando Solo
Conducts information operations, psychological operations and civil affairs broadcasts in AM, FM, HF, TV and military communications bands
Crew: 11 - flight crew plus two loadmasters and five electronic communications systems operators
Max speed: 335 mph
Weapons: N/A
A specially-modified four-engine Hercules transport, this aircraft has been used to relay messages to Col Gaddafi's forces, warning them to leave their equipment and go home
US F16
F-16
The F-16 "Fighting Falcon" is a compact, multi-role jet
Crew: One
Max speed: Mach 2
Weapons: Capable of deploying a range of weapons, including air-to-air Sidewinders and air-to-ground Maverick missiles, plus a range of bombs and rockets
US F-16s are stationed at the Sigonella air base in Sicily, southern Italy
F-15E Strike Eagle, file image
F-15E Strike Eagle
The F-15E is designed for bombing raids behind enemy lines, but can also be used for air support near allied forces as well as air-to-air combat
Crew: Two
Max speed: Mach 2.5
Weapons: Capable of firing air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles and laser-guided weapons, including Mavericks
Operated by the US military from bases in Europe
E-3 Sentry (Awacs)
E-3 Sentry (Awacs)
The E-3 Sentry is an airborne warning and control system, or Awacs, aircraft
Crew: Flight crew of four plus mission crew of 13-19
Systems: Command and control battle management system for surveillance, target detection, and tracking
Awacs are currently being used by the US as well as Nato, the UK and France in Libya
RC-135
RC-135
The RC-135 is a reconnaissance aircraft, based at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska
Crew: Flight crew of five (three pilots, two navigators) plus mission flight crew of 21-27
Systems: Sensor suite for reconnaissance and communications
Aviation expert Paul Eden says the aircraft will be in Libya "sniffing for electromagnetic emissions from air defence radars"
RQ-4 Global Hawk
RQ-4 Global Hawk
Provides intelligence, surveillance and reconnaisance to support armed forces on the ground and in the air.
Max speed: 391 mph
Global Hawk used above Libya battle fields where it is able to locate armoured forces and their location. It sends the coordinates to analysts at a ground station, which passes on the information to a command center for targeting
USS Mount Whitney
USS Mount Whitney
A sophisticated command, control, communications, computer and intelligence ship
Crew: Ship can carry 450 personnel
Max speed: 23 knots
Weapons: Armed with two 20mm weapons systems, rockets, 25mm chain guns and .50-caliber machine guns
Washington has deployed 11 ships and submarines, according to the Pentagon,
including the USS Mount Whitney, which is acting as the main command ship for the joint operation
USS Providence
USS Providence, Scranton and Florida
Nuclear-powered attack submarines
USS Providence
Crew: Four officers and 115 enlisted men
Max speed: Surfaced - 20 knots; Submerged - 20+ knots
Weapons: The submarine class features a potent weapons array, including the Tomahawk missile
A barrage of cruise missiles
was fired at Libyan targets from USS Providence, Scranton and Florida at the start of the operation, as well as from destroyers USS Stout and USS Barry
US tomahawk missile
Tomahawk missile
Long-range weapon designed to hit strategic targets with minimum collateral damage
Warhead: Able to deliver a 1,000lb (450kg) warhead Range: About 1,000 miles (1,600km)
US and British warships and submarines launched Tomahawk missiles at the start of the operation
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Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
British Typhoon Eurofighter
Typhoon - Eurofighter
The RAF's Typhoon, or Eurofighter, is an agile aircraft which can be used in air-to-air combat, and can also attack targets on the ground
Crew: One
Max speed: Mach 2
Weapons: Air-to-air missiles (AMRAAM and ASRAAM), Brimstone anti-tank weapons and laser-guided bombs (Paveway II and Enhanced Paveway II)
Ten Typhoons are in place in the southern Italian air base of Gioia del Colle. They have been patrolling the no-fly zone in their air combat role
Tornado
Tornado
The Tornado GR4 is mainly used as a strike or attack aircraft
Crew: Two
Max speed: Mach 1.3
Weapons: Storm Shadow cruise missiles, air-to-ground Brimstone missiles, air-to-air Sidewinders, laser-guided bombs, general purpose bombs, 27mm cannon (Mauser)
British Tornados, flying from RAF Marham in Norfolk, have carried out bombing missions on targets around Tripoli. Four are now in Gioia del Colle in southern Italy
RAF Nimrod
Nimrod
Nimrod R1 reconnaissance aircraft are used for surveillance operations. It can sit over an area, flying at low speeds for long periods - which can be extended by mid-air refuelling. They are to be scrapped after the UK withdraws its forces from Afghanistan.
Crew: 29
Max speed: 360 knots
The reconnaissance aircraft are involved in surveillance operations in Libya
Sentinel
Sentinel
The reconnaissance aircraft are fitted with radar and monitoring systems which can be used to track and target enemy ground forces.
Crew: Five
Max speed: Mach 0.89
Systems: High-resolution radar system Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and target identifyer Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI)
The Sentinel is being used for reconnaissance in Libya
Storm Shadow missile
Storm Shadow
Deployed from Royal Air Force Tornado GR4 ground attack aircraft, the Storm Shadow is a conventionally armed cruise missile
Warhead: Armed with conventional explosive warhead
Range: Can be launched 155 miles (250km) from its target
The British government has confirmed the RAF dropped Storm Shadow missiles from Tornado jets over the weekend at the start of the operation
British C-130
Logistical support: C-130 and C-17
Transport aircraft, used to move personnel and equipment
C-130 Hercules
Aircrew: Six
Max speed: 310 knots
C-17 Globemaster
Aircrew: Three
Max speed: 550 knots
The aircraft are being used to deliver UK personnel, equipment and stores to the various operating bases in the Mediterranean
HMS Cumberland
HMS Cumberland and HMS Westminster
Royal Navy frigates, Type 22 and 23
Max speed: 28-30 knots
Weapons: 114mm gun (MK 8), close-in weapons system (Goalkeeper), anti-missile system (Sea Wolf), missile launchers (Quad Harpoon), decoy launchers defending against radar-guided weapons
HMS Cumberland and HMS Westminster are in the region ready to support operations, the British government has said
HMS Triumph
HMS Triumph
One of the UK's Trafalgar class nuclear submarines and originally commissioned in 1991, HMS Triumph finished a five-year upgrade in 2009
Weapons: Tomahawk cruise missiles and Spearfish torpedoes mean this sub can launch air strikes and attack ships on the sea's surface
HMS Triumph fired its cruise missiles at the start of the coalition's action to enforce the UN backed no-fly zone
CANADA
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
Canadian CF-18
CF-18 Hornet
The Canadian Armed Forces' front-line multi-role fighter, a version of the US F-18 Hornet. It is used for air superiority and tactical support
Max speed: Mach 1.7
Crew: One/two
Weapons: 20mm cannon (Vulcan), sniper pod for detecting and identifying targets, Sidewinder heat-seeking air-to-air missiles
Canada has committed six Hornets to help enforce the no-fly zone. The Canadian jets are flying on sorties from Sicily
HMCS Charlottetown
HMCS Charlottetown
A Halifax-class frigate, with a crew of over 200, capable of deploying a Sea King helicopter
Max speed: Over 30 knots
Weapons: Surface-to-air Sea Sparrow missiles and anti-ship Harpoon missiles enable the warship to attack other ships and aircraft
The Canadian frigate was originally deployed to the region to evacuate Canadian citizens from Libya, it now stands ready to help enforce UN Resolution 1973
CP-140 Aurora, Copyright, Department of National Defence
CP-140 Aurora
Originally designed for anti-submarine warfare, the CP-140 Aurora is a specialist in sea-based surveillance operations
Max speed: 750km/h
Crew: Up to 10
Range: 9,000km
Canada has deployed two CP-140s to conduct strategic maritime surveillance to support UN Resolution 1973; transport and refuelling aircraft have also been supplied
ITALY, DENMARK, BELGIUM
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
Italian F-16
F-16
A multi-role fighter aircraft
As above
Italy has offered four F-16s; Denmark six; Belgium six and Norway six. Italy has also mobilised Tornado jets and offered the coalition use of seven air bases
SPAIN
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
Spanish F-18
F-18
Used as an interceptor and as an all-weather attack aircraft
As above
Spain has deployed four F-18s, which have been used on missions over Libya. The country has also deployed a warship, a maritime patrol plane and a submarine
QATAR
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
Qatari Mirage
Mirage
Multi-role fighter - as above
As above
Qatar has offered four Mirage aircraft to patrol the no-fly zone. It was the first Arab state to commit military assets
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
UAE F-16s
F-16 and Mirage
Multi-role fighters - as above
As above
The UAE has agreed to send six F-16 and six Mirage fighters to help enforce the no-fly zone. It offered military assistance almost a week after the operation bega
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Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
British Typhoon Eurofighter
Typhoon - Eurofighter
The RAF's Typhoon, or Eurofighter, is an agile aircraft which can be used in air-to-air combat, and can also attack targets on the ground
Crew: One
Max speed: Mach 2
Weapons: Air-to-air missiles (AMRAAM and ASRAAM), Brimstone anti-tank weapons and laser-guided bombs (Paveway II and Enhanced Paveway II)
Ten Typhoons are in place in the southern Italian air base of Gioia del Colle. They have been patrolling the no-fly zone in their air combat role
Tornado
Tornado
The Tornado GR4 is mainly used as a strike or attack aircraft
Crew: Two
Max speed: Mach 1.3
Weapons: Storm Shadow cruise missiles, air-to-ground Brimstone missiles, air-to-air Sidewinders, laser-guided bombs, general purpose bombs, 27mm cannon (Mauser)
British Tornados, flying from RAF Marham in Norfolk, have carried out bombing missions on targets around Tripoli. Four are now in Gioia del Colle in southern Italy
RAF Nimrod
Nimrod
Nimrod R1 reconnaissance aircraft are used for surveillance operations. It can sit over an area, flying at low speeds for long periods - which can be extended by mid-air refuelling. They are to be scrapped after the UK withdraws its forces from Afghanistan.
Crew: 29
Max speed: 360 knots
The reconnaissance aircraft are involved in surveillance operations in Libya
Sentinel
Sentinel
The reconnaissance aircraft are fitted with radar and monitoring systems which can be used to track and target enemy ground forces.
Crew: Five
Max speed: Mach 0.89
Systems: High-resolution radar system Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and target identifyer Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI)
The Sentinel is being used for reconnaissance in Libya
Storm Shadow missile
Storm Shadow
Deployed from Royal Air Force Tornado GR4 ground attack aircraft, the Storm Shadow is a conventionally armed cruise missile
Warhead: Armed with conventional explosive warhead
Range: Can be launched 155 miles (250km) from its target
The British government has confirmed the RAF dropped Storm Shadow missiles from Tornado jets over the weekend at the start of the operation
British C-130
Logistical support: C-130 and C-17
Transport aircraft, used to move personnel and equipment
C-130 Hercules
Aircrew: Six
Max speed: 310 knots
C-17 Globemaster
Aircrew: Three
Max speed: 550 knots
The aircraft are being used to deliver UK personnel, equipment and stores to the various operating bases in the Mediterranean
HMS Cumberland
HMS Cumberland and HMS Westminster
Royal Navy frigates, Type 22 and 23
Max speed: 28-30 knots
Weapons: 114mm gun (MK 8), close-in weapons system (Goalkeeper), anti-missile system (Sea Wolf), missile launchers (Quad Harpoon), decoy launchers defending against radar-guided weapons
HMS Cumberland and HMS Westminster are in the region ready to support operations, the British government has said
HMS Triumph
HMS Triumph
One of the UK's Trafalgar class nuclear submarines and originally commissioned in 1991, HMS Triumph finished a five-year upgrade in 2009
Weapons: Tomahawk cruise missiles and Spearfish torpedoes mean this sub can launch air strikes and attack ships on the sea's surface
HMS Triumph fired its cruise missiles at the start of the coalition's action to enforce the UN backed no-fly zone
CANADA
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
Canadian CF-18
CF-18 Hornet
The Canadian Armed Forces' front-line multi-role fighter, a version of the US F-18 Hornet. It is used for air superiority and tactical support
Max speed: Mach 1.7
Crew: One/two
Weapons: 20mm cannon (Vulcan), sniper pod for detecting and identifying targets, Sidewinder heat-seeking air-to-air missiles
Canada has committed six Hornets to help enforce the no-fly zone. The Canadian jets are flying on sorties from Sicily
HMCS Charlottetown
HMCS Charlottetown
A Halifax-class frigate, with a crew of over 200, capable of deploying a Sea King helicopter
Max speed: Over 30 knots
Weapons: Surface-to-air Sea Sparrow missiles and anti-ship Harpoon missiles enable the warship to attack other ships and aircraft
The Canadian frigate was originally deployed to the region to evacuate Canadian citizens from Libya, it now stands ready to help enforce UN Resolution 1973
CP-140 Aurora, Copyright, Department of National Defence
CP-140 Aurora
Originally designed for anti-submarine warfare, the CP-140 Aurora is a specialist in sea-based surveillance operations
Max speed: 750km/h
Crew: Up to 10
Range: 9,000km
Canada has deployed two CP-140s to conduct strategic maritime surveillance to support UN Resolution 1973; transport and refuelling aircraft have also been supplied
ITALY, DENMARK, BELGIUM
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
Italian F-16
F-16
A multi-role fighter aircraft
As above
Italy has offered four F-16s; Denmark six; Belgium six and Norway six. Italy has also mobilised Tornado jets and offered the coalition use of seven air bases
SPAIN
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
Spanish F-18
F-18
Used as an interceptor and as an all-weather attack aircraft
As above
Spain has deployed four F-18s, which have been used on missions over Libya. The country has also deployed a warship, a maritime patrol plane and a submarine
QATAR
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
Qatari Mirage
Mirage
Multi-role fighter - as above
As above
Qatar has offered four Mirage aircraft to patrol the no-fly zone. It was the first Arab state to commit military assets
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Key hardware
Usual role
Capability
Libya deployment
UAE F-16s
F-16 and Mirage
Multi-role fighters - as above
As above
The UAE has agreed to send six F-16 and six Mirage fighters to help enforce the no-fly zone. It offered military assistance almost a week after the operation bega
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