Royal Jordanian Armed Forces

Scorpion · Dec 4, 2014

Scorpion · Dec 4, 2014

Scorpion · Dec 4, 2014

Ahmed JO · Dec 4, 2014

Thank you very much @Scorpion for your extensive amount of posts.

Scorpion · Dec 5, 2014

Ahmed JO said:
Thank you very much @Scorpion for your extensive amount of posts.

You are welcome.

Ahmed JO · Dec 5, 2014

The Royal Coast Guard was established at Aqaba in 1951, with its headquarters moving to the Dead Sea area in 1952, remaining there until 1967. The Royal Coast Guard was renamed the Royal Naval Force on 13 November 1991.[2]

As of July 2010 the Commander of the Navy is Major General Dari al-Zaben.

Royal Naval Units

Members of the Jordanian 77th Marine Reconnaissance Battalion verify scope settings

Combat Vessels Group
Naval Frogmen Group
77th Marines Reconnaissance Battalion
Naval Special Boat Unit
Counter-terrorism Team from JSOC CTB-71
Marine Surveillance Company / Aqaba
Marine Surveillance Company / Dead Sea
Technical Support Group
Maritime Training Center

Patrol boats

3 × Al-Hussein class (VT Hawk) (2 × 30 mm guns, 1 × 20 mm gun, 2 × 12.7 mm machine guns)[3]

2 × Al-Hashim class (Type 412) (1 × 12.7 mm MGs)

8 × Abdullah class (2 × 12.5 mm MGs)

4 × Faysal class (Bertram) (1 × 12.7 mm MGs)

4 × Faysal class (Commander) (2 × 12.5 mm MGs)

4 × AMP-137 PB built by KADDB.[5][6][7]

2 × Falcon class ( Rafaiel remote controlled ) (1 × 7.62 mm MGs)

Special Maritime Forces

8 × RHIB Boats for Special Forces

4 × 17 foot launch

4 × 19 foot GRP

2 × Light craft SRB For Special Forces

Naval infrastructure

Naval base : Aqaba