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The
Mexican Navy (official name
Secretaría de Marina or
SEMAR) is a branch of the Military of Mexico responsible for conducting navy operations. Its stated mission is "to use the naval force of the federation for the exterior defense, and to help with internal order" "Mission and objectives" . The Mexican Navy consists of over 37,000 men and women, over 300 ships, and 70 aircraft. "Material Aereo" The Mexican Navy has entered a constant modernization program, in order to upgrade its response capability.
For Mexico's huge mass of water the importance of its navy is really decisive, mainly to protect
PEMEX's
oil wells in
Campeche over the
Mexican Gulf. Another important task of Mexican Navy is to help people in hurricane relief operations, applying "Plan Marina" (Navy plan) in order to help affected people.
Organization
The commander in chief of all military forces is the President of Mexico. Day-to-day control of the Mexican Navy is the Navy Secretary (currently
Mariano Francisco Saynez Mendoza).
The Mexican Navy is divided into two main forces, the Fuerza Naval del Golfo (Naval Force of the Gulf of Mexico and the Fuerza Naval del Pacifico (Naval Force of the Pacific Ocean).
Inter-Service Relations
Despite being the less-favored of the two branches of the Mexican military, the Navy has a reputation for being a well-run and organized outfit. This reputation allows for a close relationship with the U.S. Navy, as evidenced by the procurement of numerous former USN ships by its Mexican counterpart.
Missiles
9K38 Igla: Surface to Air Missiles
Gabriel missile: Anti-Ship Missile
Note: It is rumored that Mexico has the ability to make its own missiles.
The Mexican Navy initiated the studies to develop and to construct its first missile, according to today said in a spread interview the undersecretary of Navy, Armando Sanchez. May 25th, 2005. (EFE)
"What we looked for it is that the missile has an average of reach of 12 to 15 kilometers of distance like minimum, so that can destroy target in ships and enemy airships", said Sanchez.
The undersecretary detailed that they already have the solid propellant , and the basic design of the missile. All aspects relative to their fuselage were solved and the airdrop platforms."What we need now is to develop the software, the program to direct the missile to the target", it added.
http://www.strategypage.com/militaryforums/87-91.aspx
Equipment
The Navy mainly consists of surface ships, with few aircraft.
Surface equipment
Note:The Mexican Navy might have received one or two
Austin class amphibious transport dock ships
Destroyers
- Quetzalcoatl Class
- ARM Netzahualcoyotl (D-102)
- Manuel Azueta Class
- ARM Manuel Azueta (D-111)
Frigates
The Mexican Navy operates six frigates, all of them ex-United States Navy warships.
Amphibious ships
- Panuco Class
- Papaloapan Class
- ARM Papaloapan (A-411)
- ARM Usumacinta (A-412)
Missile boats
- Huracan Class (ex-Saar 4.5 Class missile boat)
OPV (naval)
- Valle class
- ARM Barrera
- ARM Escobedo
- ARM Doblado
- ARM Santos
- ARM Alvarez
- ARM Zamora
- ARM Farias
- ARM Zarco
- ARM Vallarta
- ARM Ortega
- ARM Matamoros
- Uribe class
- ARM Uribe
- ARM Azueta
- ARM Baranda
- ARM Breton
- ARM Blanco
- ARM Monasterio
- Holzinger class
- ARM Holzinger
- ARM Godinez
- ARM DE LA Vega
- ARM Berriozabal
- Sierra class
- ARM Sierra
- ARM Prieto
- ARM Romero
- Durango class
- ARM Durango
- ARM Sonora
- ARM Guanajuato
- ARM Veracruz
Other ships
60 smaller patrol boats.Also 32 axilary ships.In total, the Mexican Navy has over 300 operational ships
Aircraft
Mexican Marines
Rotary-wing
- Surveillance: Eurocopter Panther, Eurocopter Fennec, McDonnell Douglas MD 902 Explorer, Bölkow BO-105 Super 5,Ehécatl (airplane)
- Transport: Mi-17, Mi-2
- Attack Helicopter: Mi-8
- Trainers: Robinson R-44, Rotor Way EXEC 162F
Land vehicles
- Gama Goat
- Ural-4320
- BTR-70/BTR-60
- Other minor transport vehicles as buses, trucks, pick-ups, and cars.
Navy New Ship Project
This is a new project started by the Mexican Navy to replace existing U.S. Navy ships in the Mexican fleet with a new multi-purpose ship. The ship is a compact frigate, a new design comprising of a 57 mm Phalanx Main battery and vertical launch tubes. The new multi-purpose ship is capable of carrying a fully loaded helicopter on its landing pad and house it internally.
This project is under design nicknamed "Bulom",with a length of 436.35 ft (133 mts),beam 65.6 ft (20 mts),draft 9.84 ft( 3 mts),ballasted 19.68 ft (6 mts). Storage for small size fast boats, procurement to other ships, both for anphibious assaults and logistical support. Mexican navy 2006 activities official report .
See also
Notes
External links
The
Mexican Navy (official name
Secretaría de Marina or
SEMAR) is a branch of the Military of Mexico responsible for conducting navy operations. Its stated mission is "to use the naval force of the federation for the exterior defense, and to help with internal order" "Mission and objectives" . The Mexican Navy consists of over 37,000 men and women, over 300 ships, and 70 aircraft. "Material Aereo" The Mexican Navy has entered a constant modernization program, in order to upgrade its response capability.
For Mexico's huge mass of water the importance of its navy is really decisive, mainly to protect
PEMEX's
oil wells in Campeche over the Mexican Gulf. Another important task of Mexican Navy is to help people in hurricane relief operations, applying "Plan Marina" (Navy plan) in order to help affected people.
Organization
The commander in chief of all military forces is the President of Mexico. Day-to-day control of the Mexican Navy is the Navy Secretary (currently Mariano Francisco Saynez Mendoza).
The Mexican Navy is divided into two main forces, the Fuerza Naval del Golfo (Naval Force of the Gulf of Mexico and the Fuerza Naval del Pacifico (Naval Force of the
Pacific Ocean).
Inter-Service Relations
Despite being the less-favored of the two branches of the Mexican military, the Navy has a reputation for being a well-run and organized outfit. This reputation allows for a close relationship with the U.S. Navy, as evidenced by the procurement of numerous former USN ships by its Mexican counterpart.
Missiles
9K38 Igla: Surface to Air Missiles
Gabriel missile: Anti-Ship Missile
Note: It is rumored that Mexico has the ability to make its own missiles.
The Mexican Navy initiated the studies to develop and to construct its first missile, according to today said in a spread interview the undersecretary of Navy, Armando Sanchez. May 25th, 2005. (EFE)
"What we looked for it is that the missile has an average of reach of 12 to 15 kilometers of distance like minimum, so that can destroy target in ships and enemy airships", said Sanchez.
The undersecretary detailed that they already have the solid propellant , and the basic design of the missile. All aspects relative to their fuselage were solved and the airdrop platforms."What we need now is to develop the software, the program to direct the missile to the target", it added.
http://www.strategypage.com/militaryforums/87-91.aspx
Equipment
The Navy mainly consists of surface ships, with few aircraft.
Surface equipment
Note:The Mexican Navy might have received one or two
Austin class amphibious transport dock ships
Destroyers
- Quetzalcoatl Class
- Manuel Azueta Class
- ARM Manuel Azueta (D-111)
Frigates
The Mexican Navy operates six frigates, all of them ex-United States Navy warships.
Amphibious ships
- Panuco Class
- Papaloapan Class
Missile boats
- Huracan Class (ex-Saar 4.5 Class missile boat)
OPV (naval)
- Valle class
- ARM Barrera
- ARM Escobedo
- ARM Doblado
- ARM Santos
- ARM Alvarez
- ARM Zamora
- ARM Farias
- ARM Zarco
- ARM Vallarta
- ARM Ortega
- ARM Matamoros
- Uribe class
- ARM Uribe
- ARM Azueta
- ARM Baranda
- ARM Breton
- ARM Blanco
- ARM Monasterio
- Holzinger class
- ARM Holzinger
- ARM Godinez
- ARM DE LA Vega
- ARM Berriozabal
- Sierra class
- ARM Sierra
- ARM Prieto
- ARM Romero
- Durango class
- ARM Durango
- ARM Sonora
- ARM Guanajuato
- ARM Veracruz
- Oaxaca class (Oceanic Patrol) Armed with 1 OTO Melara 76 mm naval gun and two OTO Melara 12.7 mm OTO Melara 12.7mm
- ARM Oaxaca PO- 161
- ARM Baja California PO-162
Other ships
60 smaller patrol boats.Also 32 axilary ships.In total, the Mexican Navy has over 300 operational ships
Aircraft
Mexican Marines
- Infantry Weapons: M16 Rifle , Mk 19 grenade launcher , M249
- Artillery: OTO Melara Mod 56 105 mm
Rotary-wing
Land vehicles
Navy New Ship Project
This is a new project started by the Mexican Navy to replace existing U.S. Navy ships in the Mexican fleet with a new multi-purpose ship. The ship is a compact
frigate, a new design comprising of a 57 mm Phalanx Main battery and vertical launch tubes. The new multi-purpose ship is capable of carrying a fully loaded helicopter on its landing pad and house it internally.
This project is under design nicknamed "Bulom",with a length of 436.35 ft (133 mts),beam 65.6 ft (20 mts),draft 9.84 ft( 3 mts),ballasted 19.68 ft (6 mts). Storage for small size fast boats, procurement to other ships, both for anphibious assaults and logistical support. Mexican navy 2006 activities official report .
See also
Notes
External links
Mexican Navy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Mexican Navy (Armada de México or SEMAR) is a branch of the Mexican Military responsible for conducting naval operations. Its stated mission is "to use the naval force of the ...
Military of Mexico - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Mexican military forces are composed of the Mexican Army (which includes the Mexican Air Force as a subordinate entity) and the Mexican Navy (including marines).
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