Australian Army
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| Państwo | |
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| Siły zbrojne | Australian Defence Force |
| Data utworzenia | 1901 |
| Znak rozpoznawczy |
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| Najwyższe dowództwa | |
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| Wojskowe | Chief of the Defence Force Chief of Army |
Australijski żołnierz
Australian Army – wojska lądowe Australii, będące częścią Australijskich Sił Obrony (ang. Australian Defence Force), powstałe w 1901 roku. W 2008 roku liczba żołnierzy pełniących służbę zawodową w Australian Army wynosiła 26 611, a liczba rezerwistów 15 892[1].
Australijscy żołnierze brali udział w wielu konfliktach, m.in. w I i II wojnie światowej, wojnie koreańskiej, wojnie wietnamskiej, wojnie w Afganistanie oraz Iraku.
Wyposażenie
Podstawowe uzbrojenie piechoty w Australian Army stanowią karabiny szturmowe F88 Austeyr, pistolety Browning HP oraz karabiny maszynowe FN Minimi i FN MAG-58.
Pojazdy
| Zdjęcie | Sprzęt | Producent | Typ | Wersja | W służbie | Uwagi |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | M1 Abrams |  Stany Zjednoczone | czołg podstawowy | M1A1SA | 59 | Wyprodukowane w 2006 roku. Ok. 2025 roku Australia ma zmodernizować swoją flotę M1 w ramach LAND 907 Phase 2 do poziomu M1A2C[2]. Zamówiono 160 kadłubów M1A1 w celu produkcji i modernizacji 75 czołgów do wersji M1A2 SEPv3 oraz do budowy sprzętu towarzyszącego, w tym wozów M1150 ABV oraz mostów M1074[3]. |
 | ASLAV |  Kanada Australia | bojowy wóz piechoty | ASLAV-25 ASLAV-PC | 257 | Produkowane w latach 1995-2007. Do zastąpienia przez 211 bojowych wozów rozpoznawczych Boxer. |
 | Boxer |  Niemcy Holandia | bojowy wóz piechoty | 26[4] (211) | Produkowane od 2019 roku. Do zastąpienia bojowych wozów piechoty ASLAV. | |
 | M113 | Stany Zjednoczone | transporter opancerzony | M113AS3 M113AS4 | 431 | 340 M113AS4 (zmodernizowanych w latach 2007–2012) i 91 M113AS3 obecnie jest na wyposażeniu armii (czyt. więcej: transportery opancerzone M113 w służbie australijskiej(ang.)). Po 2025 roku mają być stopniowo zastępowane przez 450 bojowych wozów piechoty (w tym 17 opancerzonych pojazdów wsparcia manewru). Rozważane jest zastąpienie ich pojazdami K21(ang.) lub Lynx(ang.)[5]. W 2021 roku przeprowadzone były testy terenowe tych dwóch marek pojazdów, w 2022 roku ma nastąpić decyzja, który pojazd będzie produkowany dla australijskiej armii[6]. |
 | M88A2 Hercules | Stany Zjednoczone | wóz zabezpieczenia technicznego | 13 | W 2007 roku zakupiono siedem pojazdów M88A2 do obsługi czołgów M1 Abrams[7]. Kolejnych sześć zostało zakupionych i wprowadzonych do służby w 2017 roku[8]. Stany Zjednoczone zatwierdziły zagraniczną sprzedaż wojskową (FMS) nowych M88A2 do Australii[9]. | |
 | K9 Thunder |  Korea Południowa | działo samobieżne | AS9 AS10 | (45) | Australia ma zbudować na koreańskiej licencji u siebie w kraju łącznie 45 pojazdów[10] |
 | Bushmaster IMV | Australia | kołowy transporter opancerzony typu MRAP | 1000[11][12] | ||
 | Hawkei | Australia | wojskowy lekki pojazd terenowy(ang.) | 1100 | 5 października 2015 roku premier Australii, Malcolm Turnbull potwierdził decyzję o kupnie 1100 pojazdów terenowych z rodziny Hawkei 4x4 w ramach programu LAND 121[13]. Produkowane od 2016 roku. | |
 | Land Rover Perentie(ang.) |  Wielka Brytania/ Australia | pojazd użytkowy | <1500 | Mają być zastąpione przez Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon. | |
.jpg) | G-Wagon | Niemcy | pojazd użytkowy | 2268 | Do zastąpienia pojazdów Land Rover Perentie. | |
 | MAN RMMV HX(ang.) | Niemcy | taktyczny pojazd militarny | 2536 | Produkowane od 2015 roku. | |
 | HMT Extenda(ang.) | Wielka Brytania | transporter o wysokiej mobilności | 31 (89) | Armia zakupiła 31 pojazdów patrolowych HMT Extenda MK1 do użytku przez Special Air Service Regiment. Ponadto zamówiono 89 HMT Extenda w wersji MK2 dla 2nd Commando Regiment(ang.). | |
 | LARC-V | Stany Zjednoczone | amfibia transportowa | 15 | ||
 | LCM-8(ang.) | Stany Zjednoczone | łodzie rzeczne | 12 | ||
.jpg) | Eurocopter Tiger | Niemcy Francja | śmigłowiec szturmowy | Tiger ARH | 22 | Zastąpiły Bell OH-58 Kiowa. Produkowane w latach 2004-2010. |
.jpg) | Sikorsky S-70 Black Hawk | Stany Zjednoczone | śmigłowiec wielozadaniowy | S-70A-9 | 20 | Zakupione 1987-91. Do zastąpienia przez MRH90. |
 | NHI MRH90 | Francja Australia | śmigłowiec wielozadaniowy | MRH 90 TTH | 41 | plus dodatkowe 6 wspólne wspólnie z Royal Australian Navy. Zastąpił Bell UH-1 Iroquois oraz ma zastąpić śmigłowce Black Hawk. |
 | Boeing CH-47 Chinook | Stany Zjednoczone | ciężki śmigłowiec transportowy | CH-47F | 10 | |
_Airbus_Helicopter_EC135T2%2b_at_Wagga_Wagga_Airport.jpg) (c) Bidgee, CC BY-SA 3.0 au | Eurocopter EC135 | Francja Niemcy | śmigłowiec treningowy | T2+ | 15 | wspólne wspólnie z Royal Australian Navy |
 | RQ-7 Shadow | Stany Zjednoczone | taktyczny, bezzałogowy aparat latający UAV | 10 | Do zastąpienia Boeing Insitu ScanEagle | |
| AeroVironment Wasp III(ang.) | Stany Zjednoczone | miniaturowy bezzałogowy aparat latający UAV | ||||
 | Black Hornet Nano |  Norwegia | miniaturowy bezzałogowy śmigłowiec rozpoznawczy UAV | (160) | ||
 | Phantom (UAV)(ang.) |  Chiny | bezzałogowy aparat latający UAV | 4 |
Przypisy
- ↑ Defence Annual Report 2007-2008. defence.gov.au. [dostęp 2009-02-04]. (ang.).
- ↑ Australian Armoured Vehicle Programs to 2030 [dostęp 2020-04-01] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2016-12-29].
- ↑ Defense Security Cooperation Agency, Australia – Heavy Armored Combat Systems.
- ↑ Australia otrzymała rozpoznawcze Boxery - Defence24, www.defence24.pl [dostęp 2021-06-05].
- ↑ Rheinmetall and Hanwha shortlisted for Land 400 Phase 3, Australian Defence Magazine, 2019-09-16
- ↑ Koniec pierwszej fazy testów w australijskim programie LAND 400 Phase 3 - zbiam.pl
- ↑ Defence Technology Review, Australian Armoured Vehicle Programs to 2030 [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2016-12-29].
- ↑ Department of Defence Ministers, HERCULES armoured recovery vehicles delivered.
- ↑ Defense Security Cooperation Agency, Australia – Heavy Armored Combat Systems.
- ↑ MBC NEWS, K-9 자주포 호주 수출 계약‥9천억 원 규모 (kor.).
- ↑ KOLEJNE AUSTRALIJSKIE BUSHMASTERY
- ↑ TYSIĘCZNY BUSHMASTER DLA AUSTRALII
- ↑ AUSTRALIA KUPIŁA HAWKEI
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