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词条 Royal Army of Oman
释义

  1. History

  2. Ground Forces Organisation

  3. Garrison Locations

  4. Equipment

     Armoured vehicles  Trucks  Field Artillery  Air Defense  Small arms  Out of service equipment 

  5. References

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The Royal Army of Oman is the ground forces component of the Sultan of Oman's Armed Forces. It was founded in 1907 as the Muscat Garrison.[3] It has a current strength of 25,000 personnel.[4]

History

Oman has a military history which dates back to the seventh century, when troops from the Alozd tribe were strong enough to help Abu Bakr, companion of the Islamic prophet Mohammed. At the beginning of the seventeenth century there were local forces associated with Ya'ariba dynasty.[5] It was this dynasty, which forced the expulsion of Portuguese from the country in 1650. The Ya'ariba dynasty were responsible for most of the fortified site across what is now th Sultanate of Oman from Musandam in the north to the southern province of Dhofar.

The Royal Army of Oman officially traces its origins back to the formation of the Muscat Garrison in 1907,[6] this local garrison force was developed and became the Muscat Infantry in 1921.[7] An agreement between the Omani and the British governments in 1958 led to the creation of the Sultan's Armed Forces (SAF) and the creation of formally structured Omani army units. At the same time the United Kingdom promised to provide direct assistance in the development of the SAF and its land forces.[8] During the 1960 and 1970s, army units fought in the Dhofar Rebellion alongside British units and[3] it relied on embedded unit-level British military advisors, who saw combat alongside the units they were very much part of.[9] At the end of the Dhofar Rebellion the Omani army became an independent service known as the Sultan of Oman Land Forces in 1976. In 1990, Sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said renamed his land forces the Royal Army of Oman (RAO).[10] The RAO frequently exercises with the armed forces of fellow Gulf Cooperation Council nations and other strategic defense partners such as the US and UK.[11]

Ground Forces Organisation

According to the latest MoD Telephone Directory published by Omantel,[12] RAO is structured as follows:

  • HQ RAO at Muaskar al Murtafa'a (MAM) near Seeb[13][14]
  • Two infantry brigades:[15]
    • 11 Brigade (the southern brigade) based in Salalah
    • 23 Brigade (the northern brigade) based at MAM
  • The Sultan's Armour Units (MSO) based at Sultan bin Safy Camp at Shafa, near Izki[16]
    • Two regiments of main battle tanks (Challenger 2 and M60A3)
    • Medium Reconnaissance Regiment (FV101 Scorpion)
  • The Border Guard Brigade with a base in Haima in the Al Wusta Governate[17][18]
  • Infantry
    • Muscat Regiment (MR) based at Bidbid - Mowag Piranha-equipped Mechanised Infantry
    • Northern Frontier Regiment (NFR) based at Ibri and Buraimi
    • Desert Regiment (DR) based at Ibra - Mowag Piranha-equipped Mechanised Infantry
    • Jebel Regiment (JR) based at Nizwa
    • Southern Regiment (KJ) one battalion based at Salalah near the Royal Palace on the Taqah Road
    • Western Frontier Regiment (WFR) based at Thumrait[19]
    • Sultan of Oman's Parachute Regiment (SOPR) based at Rustaq[20]
    • Oman Reconnaissance Regiment based in Dhofar
  • Border and Local Security Forces (light infantry role)
    • Western Border Security Force based at Al Qabil
    • Coastal Security Force based at Sur
    • Musandam Security Force (MSF) based at Bukha[21]
    • Rural Security Forces based in Salalah (replaced Firqat Forces)
  • Sultan of Oman's Artillery
    • Northern artillery units based at Izki
    • Southern artillery units based at Thumrait in Dhofar
  • SAF Signals based in MAM (with units supporting 11 Brigade)
  • SAF Engineers based in MAM (with units supporting 11 Brigade)
  • SAF Transport based in Mabela (with units supporting 11 Brigade)
  • SAF Electrical & Mechanical Engineers based in MAM (with units supporting 11 Brigade)
  • SAF Ordnance based in MAM (with units supporting 11 Brigade)
  • SAF Medical Services main hospitals at Al Khoudh (north) and Umm al Ghawarif (south) and other base locations
  • Training Establishments
    • National Defence College Bayt al Falaj, Ruwi, Muscat[22]
    • Military Technical College near Seeb Airport[23]
    • Sultan Qaboos Military College (KSQA) including the RAO Officer Training School based at Aydem in Dhofar[24]
    • Sultan Armed Forces Training Regiment[25]
    • Battle Training Centre - Saiq, Jebel al Akhdhar[26]

Garrison Locations

Based on locational evidence given in Omantel telephone directory listings (telephone number associations),[12][27] historical recollections of British servicemen[28] and analysis of Google Earth and Google Map imagery and cartographic data[29] the following RAO garrisons have been identified:

NameWilayatProvinceTypeUnit AssociationGeographic Coordinates (Lat/Long)
Headquarters Locations
Muaskar Bayt al FalajBayt al FalajMuscatHeadquarters and unit accommodationOffice of the Minister Responsible For Defense Affairs23.610051N 58.544752E
Muaskar al Murtafa'aAl SeebMuscatHeadquarters and unit accommodationHQ COSSAF, HQ RAO, HQ 23 Brigade23.572877N 58.250439E
Umm al Ghawarif BarracksSalalahDhofarHeadquarters and unit accommodationHQ 11 Brigade and Base Hospital17.027473N 54.137078E
Haima BarracksHaimaAl WustaHeadquarters and unit accommodationHQ Border Guard Force Brigade and force units19.998067N 56.358130E
Combat Unit Locations
Shafa BarracksShafaAl DakhiliyahMultiple armoured units and support unitsSultan of Oman's Armour22.733322N 57.718340E
Izki BarracksIzkiAl DakhiliyahMultiple artillery units and support unitsSultan of Oman's Artillery22.954081N 57.775505E
Bukha BarracksBukhaMusandamLight infantry unit locationMusandam Security Force26.144753N 56.143521E
Rustaq BarracksRustaqAl Batinah SouthLight infantry unit locationSultan of Oman's Parachute Regiment23.411183N 57.429730E
Bidbid BarracksBidbidAl DakhiliyahInfantry unit locationMuscat Regiment23.438529N 58.126797E
Ibri BarracksIbriAl DhahirahInfantry unit locationNorthern Frontier Regiment23.241060N 56.512264E
Buraimi Fort and BarracksBuraimiBuraimiInfantry unit locationNorthern Frontier Regiment24.236837N 55.790218E
Al Qabil BarracksAl QabilBuraimiLight infantry unit locationWestern Border Security Force23.933569N 55.823533E
Nizwa BarracksNizwaAl DakhiliyahInfantry unit locationJebel Regiment22.917048N 57.537668E
Ibra BarracksIbraAl Sharqiyah NorthInfantry unit locationDesert Regiment22.738625N 58.505236E
Sur BarracksSurAl Sharqiyah SouthLight infantry unit locationCoastal Security Force22.538349N 59.476562E
Bait al Maamoorah Palace BarracksSalalahDhofarInfantry unit locationSouthern Oman Regiment17.046984N 54.219079E
Raysut BarracksSalalahDhofarInfantry unit locationOman Reconnaissance Regiment16.946844N 53.995651E
Thumrait BarracksThumraitDhofarInfantry unit locationWestern Frontier Regiment17.642156N 54.020499E
Mayzunah BarracksMayzunahDhofarInfantry unit locationWestern Frontier Regiment17.856471N 52.692569E
Sarfayt BaseSarfaytDhofarInfantry unit locationUnidentified16.697399N 53.103528E
Support Unit Locations
Mabela CampAl SeebMuscatTransport unit accommodationSultan's Armed Forces Transport Regiment23.666388N 58.140895E
Armed Forces HospitalAl KhoudhMuscatBase HospitalSultan's Armed Forces Medical Services23.574647N 58.207412E
Training Locations
National Defense CollegeBayt al FalajMuscatHigher Defense Staff CollegeSAF training site23.607289N 58.543684E
Aydem CampAydemDhofarSultan Qaboos Military CollegeOfficer and NCO Training Academy16.990236N 53.358888E
Saiq CampSaiq, Jebel AkhdarAl DakhiliyahInfantry training AreaRAO training site23.074098N 57.639172E
Military Technical CollegeSeebMuscatMilitary CollegeSAF training site23.568452N 58.278716E
Cultural & Welfare Locations
Armed Forces MuseumBayt al FalajMuscatHistoric site and display of military artifactsDefense Museum23.608479N 58.545949E
Armed Forces Beach ClubSeebMuscatRestaurants, vacation accommodation and function roomsSAF Welfare23.605869N 58.330261E

Equipment

In 2008 Oman spent 7.7% of GDP on military expenditures.

Oman has one armored brigade (MSO) equipped with the Challenger 2 and the M60A1 and M60A3 Patton tanks.

Between 2001 and 2004 Oman received 174 amphibious light armored vehicles and more than 80 armored VBL from France.[30]

In May 2013 the United States announced a deal with Oman valued at $2.1 billion to supply a ground-based air defense system.[31]

Oman looks to acquire K2 main battle tanks from South Korea. South Korean Defense Company Hyundai Rotem Co. could sell 76 K2 Black Panther Main Battle Tanks to Oman, a deal that could reach an amount up to $884.6 million.[32]

Armoured vehicles

  • Challenger 2 main battle tank (38)[33]
  • Challenger Armored Recovery and Repair Vehicle (4)[34]
  • M60A1 (6)[4]
  • M60A3 (73)[4]
  • M88A-1 Recovery (1)
  • M728 Recovery (31)
  • B1 Centauro with 120 mm gun (Hitfact) (9) in service 2009-10
  • BAE Piranha II 8x8 LAV's (175)[4]
  • Panhard VBL (132) including 8 with BGM-71 TOW ATGM Missile launcher.
  • Panhard VAB 4x4 &6x6 including 6 with 2RM 120mm heavy mortar\\ 6 VAB-VCI and 8 VAB-VTT (56)
  • Fahd APC (31-100)
  • WZ-551B (50)[4]
  • HMMWV Hummer
  • Commando V100 4x4 (15)
  • FV101 Scorpion (37)[4]
  • FV103 Spartan (34)
  • FV105 Sultan (31)
  • FV106 Samson (30)
  • Alvis Stormer (10)[4]
  • Saxon (22)
  • Cadillac Gage Commando (20)
  • {{RUS}} BTR-80-?
  • VBC-90 (19)
  • {{TUR}} FNSS PARS III 8x8 (1)

Trucks

  • MAN TGA heavy trucks
  • ACMAT VLRA 6x6
  • ACMAT VLRA 4x4
  • Landrover 4x4

Field Artillery

  • Type-90A 122mm MRLs (12)
  • G6 howitzers (24)
  • M109A2 howitzers (15) - status unknown
  • L118 Light Guns (39)
  • M-46 130mm guns (15)
  • Type 59-1 130mm guns (12)
  • FH70 155mm howitzers (12)
  • 122 mm howitzer 2A18 (D-30) (30)
  • L16 81mm Mortars
  • M102 105mm howitzers (36)
  • Brandt 120mm mortars (12)
  • 2R2M 120mm (SP on VAB) mortar (14)
  • M30 107mm mortars (SP on M-106A-2 APCs) (12)
  • BGM-71A/C improved TOW ATGMs (26 launchers, 220 missiles)
  • BGM-71F TOW-2B ATGMs (18 launchers, 562 missiles)
  • FGM-148 ATGMs (30 launchers, 250 missiles)
  • MILAN ATGMs (32-50 launchers)
  • LAW 80 light ATRLs
  • RPG-7V light ATRLs

Air Defense

  • Oerlikon 35 mm twin cannon GDF-007 (10)
  • Skyguard-AD system (Aspide SAMs+Oerlikon GDF-002 35mm twin AAGs){{Citation needed|reason=No records at sipri.org, no Aspide SAM contract has been announced publicly, and no Aspide missile launcher ever seen in any photo released in Oman army service|date=May 2014}}
  • Bofors 40mm gun
  • VDAA 2x20mm SP-AAGs (9)
  • ZU-23 2x23mm AAGs (4-5)
  • M-167A2 VADS 20mm AAG{{Citation needed|reason=Never seen,no public info about it, please add reference or take it out|date=May 2014}}
  • SHORAR radar system (2) - associated with Mistral SAM
  • Blindfire radar systems for Rapier missiles (18)
  • Skyguard-radar systems for Skyguard A\\D systems (5)
  • Cymbeline artillery location radar (3)
  • Crotale NG SAM
  • Avenger SP-air defense system-on order (18)
  • Rapier MK-2\\Jernas SAMs (5) launchers\\600 Rapier-1+ 800 Rapier-2 missiles.
  • Mistral anti-aircraft missile (54) launchers\\230 missiles.
  • Blowpipe MANPADs-200 missiles.
  • Javelin MANPADs (30) launchers\\280 missiles.
  • SA-7 Grail MANPADs (34)
  • NASAMS[35]
  • BAMSE
  • THAAD anti-missile system[36]

Small arms

  • Browning Hi-Power MK-2 Pistol
  • SIG Sauer P226
  • S&W M38
  • INSAS Standard Assault Rifle
  • Steyr AUG
  • M16A1/A2/A4 Service rifle
  • M4 carbine
  • Bushmaster Carbon 15
  • SIG SG 540
  • FN FAL 50-00/L1A1
  • H&K G3
  • FN Minimi SAW
  • FN MAG Machine gun
  • M2 BrowningHB Machine gun
  • M203 grenade launcher
  • M79 grenade launcher
  • Accuracy International Arctic Warfare
  • Barrett M82
  • H&K MP5A3
  • H&K MP7A1
  • Sterling MK-IV (L2A3)

Out of service equipment

  • 24x Chieftain tank-MK-5{{UK}} - phased out, status unknown[4]
  • 15x Daimler Ferret Armoured Car FV-702 4x4 scout car {{UK}}
  • 10x Alvis Saracen FV-603 6x6 APC {{UK}}
  • 24x QF-25 howitzer {{UK}}
  • 4x 5.5 Inch MK-3\\140mm Towed-gun {{UK}}
  • 38x Alvis Saladin{{UK}}-Scorpion CVRT{{UK}} replaced these AFVs last paraded in 1981[37]

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