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Les d fis du soldat et les besoins futures en armes

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Les d fis du soldat et les besoins futures en armes

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    1. Les défis du soldat et les besoins futures en armes Par Major Bruce Gilchrist DLR 5-5 MDN 23-26 novembre 2009 Toronto, Ont.

    4. Localiser l’ennemi Reconnaitre un ennemi Peut porter son arme cacher Peut utiliser des vêtements civils comme camouflage Peut avoir le savoir des locaux Peut être un ou plusieurs Peut utiliser les autres personnes comme bouclier Veulent nous rendre responsable des dommage collatéraux ou des blessés

    5. Règles d’engagement Les lois internationales de la guerre Les lois nationales de la guerre Identification positive d’une menace ou d’une intention hostile Peuvent ou ne peuvent pas exiger une l’escalade de la force

    6. Le tir La cible Peut apparaitre avec ou sans avertissement Peut être visible pendant quelques secondes seulement, une ou deux Peut être obscurci Peut être que partiellement visible Peut ce déplacer entre les positions bien camouflées Peut être peu soucieux de la survie Budget d’erreur La précision des tirs

    7. Budget d’erreur 5.56 NATO

    8. Le Tireur

    9. Le tireur

    10. Le tireur

    11. Létalité

    12. Létalité

    13. Armes légères actuelles

    14. Armes légères actuelles des FC

    15. GENTLEMEN WE ARE PROPOSING TO CONDUCT SARP 2 IN THREE SEPARATE PHASES EACH LASTING ABOUT SIX YEARS SARP 2 WILL MODERNIZE OR REPLACE MOST OF ALL THE SMALL ARMS AND SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION USED BY THE CANADIAN FORCES LESS THOSE HELD BY THE CADETS OR CANSOFCOM. HIGHLIGHTED HERE ARE THOSE THAT WE INTEND TO REPLACE IN PHASE 1 THERE ARE FOUR CAPABILITIES THAT HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE ADDRESSED IN PHASE ONE. THESE ARE PISTOLS - REPLACE THE THE 9MM BROWNING AND SIG SAUER MODEL 225 REPLACE THE .303 LEE ENFIELD NOW USED BY THE CANADIAN RANGERS MODERNIZE THE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN AND SHOTGUN AMMUNITION REPLACE THE 40MM GRENADE LAUNCHER AND MODERNIZE THE AMMUNITION GENTLEMEN WE ARE PROPOSING TO CONDUCT SARP 2 IN THREE SEPARATE PHASES EACH LASTING ABOUT SIX YEARS SARP 2 WILL MODERNIZE OR REPLACE MOST OF ALL THE SMALL ARMS AND SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION USED BY THE CANADIAN FORCES LESS THOSE HELD BY THE CADETS OR CANSOFCOM. HIGHLIGHTED HERE ARE THOSE THAT WE INTEND TO REPLACE IN PHASE 1 THERE ARE FOUR CAPABILITIES THAT HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE ADDRESSED IN PHASE ONE. THESE ARE PISTOLS - REPLACE THE THE 9MM BROWNING AND SIG SAUER MODEL 225 REPLACE THE .303 LEE ENFIELD NOW USED BY THE CANADIAN RANGERS MODERNIZE THE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN AND SHOTGUN AMMUNITION REPLACE THE 40MM GRENADE LAUNCHER AND MODERNIZE THE AMMUNITION

    16. SARP II has identified small arms capability deficiencies which are listed in this slide. These deficiencies include, an inability to defeat future body armour, limited non-lethal capabilities, inconsistent sensor visibility during the day and night, and inadequate noise and flash signatures. In addition, integration issues are significant, as demonstrated by Capt. Gilchrist – (avoiding the Christmas tree). Deficiencies in mechanical, electronic and human systems integration are important at the weapons level. Also, communications and networking integration deficiencies exist with respect to linking to the integrated soldier system platform and conducting operations based on the new Army adaptive dispersed operations concept (ADO). It should be noted that reduced weight, a human systems integration issue, is an important factor, in that implementation of improvements in other areas is dependent on the ability to reduce the weight of the basic weapon. (55 s)SARP II has identified small arms capability deficiencies which are listed in this slide. These deficiencies include, an inability to defeat future body armour, limited non-lethal capabilities, inconsistent sensor visibility during the day and night, and inadequate noise and flash signatures. In addition, integration issues are significant, as demonstrated by Capt. Gilchrist – (avoiding the Christmas tree). Deficiencies in mechanical, electronic and human systems integration are important at the weapons level. Also, communications and networking integration deficiencies exist with respect to linking to the integrated soldier system platform and conducting operations based on the new Army adaptive dispersed operations concept (ADO). It should be noted that reduced weight, a human systems integration issue, is an important factor, in that implementation of improvements in other areas is dependent on the ability to reduce the weight of the basic weapon. (55 s)

    17. Projet système tireur d’élite Va procurer un système complet et intégré d’équipement, de l’habillement, camouflage, capteurs, communications, armes, vision nocturne équipement jusqu’au transport. ALAWS – I’M NOT GOING TO GET INTO TOO MUCH DETAIL OTHER THAN TO SAY THAT THE DIRECTION TO CLOSE OUT THE PROJECT HAS BEEN RECEIVED. IS THAT THE FINAL WORD? I DON’T KNOW BUT AS WE PUSH AHEAD WITH THE CLOSE OUT REPORT THERE MAY BE SOME ADDITONAL WORK DONE. LAST BULLET – MORE TO FOLLOW. Note that the shelf life of the Eryx missiles and maintain operational level inventories may become a factor ALAWS – I’M NOT GOING TO GET INTO TOO MUCH DETAIL OTHER THAN TO SAY THAT THE DIRECTION TO CLOSE OUT THE PROJECT HAS BEEN RECEIVED. IS THAT THE FINAL WORD? I DON’T KNOW BUT AS WE PUSH AHEAD WITH THE CLOSE OUT REPORT THERE MAY BE SOME ADDITONAL WORK DONE. LAST BULLET – MORE TO FOLLOW. Note that the shelf life of the Eryx missiles and maintain operational level inventories may become a factor

    18. Système tireur d’élite Système tireur d’élite va intégrer 8 capteurs/dispositifs utiliser par le pointeur en 1 système Télémètre laser Système vision nocturne Télescope haute puissance GPS Inclinomètre Boussole Station météo (pression d’air, humidité, température de l’air, vitesse du vent) Thermomètre IR (température de munition) Calculateur balistique La sortie du système, la solution balistique, va être insérer dans la mire du tireur d’élite ALAWS – I’M NOT GOING TO GET INTO TOO MUCH DETAIL OTHER THAN TO SAY THAT THE DIRECTION TO CLOSE OUT THE PROJECT HAS BEEN RECEIVED. IS THAT THE FINAL WORD? I DON’T KNOW BUT AS WE PUSH AHEAD WITH THE CLOSE OUT REPORT THERE MAY BE SOME ADDITONAL WORK DONE. LAST BULLET – MORE TO FOLLOW. Note that the shelf life of the Eryx missiles and maintain operational level inventories may become a factor ALAWS – I’M NOT GOING TO GET INTO TOO MUCH DETAIL OTHER THAN TO SAY THAT THE DIRECTION TO CLOSE OUT THE PROJECT HAS BEEN RECEIVED. IS THAT THE FINAL WORD? I DON’T KNOW BUT AS WE PUSH AHEAD WITH THE CLOSE OUT REPORT THERE MAY BE SOME ADDITONAL WORK DONE. LAST BULLET – MORE TO FOLLOW. Note that the shelf life of the Eryx missiles and maintain operational level inventories may become a factor

    19. Projet système tireur d’élite ALAWS – I’M NOT GOING TO GET INTO TOO MUCH DETAIL OTHER THAN TO SAY THAT THE DIRECTION TO CLOSE OUT THE PROJECT HAS BEEN RECEIVED. IS THAT THE FINAL WORD? I DON’T KNOW BUT AS WE PUSH AHEAD WITH THE CLOSE OUT REPORT THERE MAY BE SOME ADDITONAL WORK DONE. LAST BULLET – MORE TO FOLLOW. Note that the shelf life of the Eryx missiles and maintain operational level inventories may become a factor ALAWS – I’M NOT GOING TO GET INTO TOO MUCH DETAIL OTHER THAN TO SAY THAT THE DIRECTION TO CLOSE OUT THE PROJECT HAS BEEN RECEIVED. IS THAT THE FINAL WORD? I DON’T KNOW BUT AS WE PUSH AHEAD WITH THE CLOSE OUT REPORT THERE MAY BE SOME ADDITONAL WORK DONE. LAST BULLET – MORE TO FOLLOW. Note that the shelf life of the Eryx missiles and maintain operational level inventories may become a factor

    20. Programme PRAL 2 Le projet de remplacement des armes portatives 2 (PRAL 2) va moderniser ou remplacer la capacité en armes portatives des FC

    21. Projet de remplacement d’armes légères 2 Valeur de1.0 milliards à 1.4 milliards $ 3 phases Phase 1 (Tentative 2012-2015) Pistolet, carabine de brigadier, lance grenade, fusil Phase 2 (Tentative 2015-2018) ADP, Armes des marine, système d’ouverture de brèche, grenades Phase 3 (Tentative 2018-2022) Arme d’assaut d’infanterie & mitrailleuses

    22. PRAL 2 - Principaux problèmes Coordination avec le PEIS (ISSP) Quel partie du système du soldat sont être monté et pourquoi Nouveaux concepts opérationnels – ADO Décision de L’Armée US/L'OTAN sur les calibres Évaluation de la performance balistique terminale Réduction de l'obligation de formation

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    38. La Vision? La vision future est de développer une arme portable et intégrée pour le soldat et la section qui augmentera l’efficacité d’arme, procurer des effets létaux et non-létaux échelonnables, contre une variété de cible à la portée/conditions désirées (nuit & jour) en minimisant le poids su système, c.-à-d. : Acquisition de cible amélioré et sans main par le réseautage avec PEIS Améliorer l’identification de cible Plus grande précision Plus grande chance de toucher la cible Effets de cible convenable Dans le cas létale: Rapide incapacitation Dans le cas non-létale: Neutralisation de cible avec effets réversibles

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