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Anonymous ID: 756a57 Oct. 1, 2020, 6:41 a.m. No.10868279   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8281 >>8394 >>8637 >>8787

Israeli AF 684 G5 Nachshon Shavit (red) and 569 G5 Nachson Aitam (blue)

They both keep dropping off and back on

 

The Israeli Air Force (IAF) operates two types of modified Gulfstream Special Mission aircraft based on the Gulfstream V and Gulfstream G550 airframes.

GULFSTREAM V 'NACHSHON SHAVIT'

The Gulfstream V 'Nachshon Shavit' is used as an airborne Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) platform and was officially ordered in November 2001. Three 'green' modified airframes were delivered by Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. to Israel in June 2005, February 2006 and August 2006 for fit-out by Israel Aerospace industries (IAI) with an Airborne Integrated SIGINT System. Active with the Israeli Air Force during the July/August 2006 Lebanon War, the first delivered aircraft went into action only a very short time after reaching its initial operational capability. When on a mission the Nachshon Shavit searches, intercepts, locates, analyses, classifies and monitors transmissions that originate from air-, land- and sea-based transmitters. The aircraft are based at Nevatim as part of the 122 'The Nachshon' Squadron.

 

GULFSTREAM 550 'NACHSHON AITAM'

The Gulfstream G550 'Nachshon Aitam' was modified for the Conformal Airborne Early Warning (CAEW) mission by IAI. Ordered in August 2003, the first of two aircraft was delivered 'green' to Israel in September 2006 after which it was locally fitted with the IAI Elta mission equipment. IAI delivered the first mission-configured Nachshon Aitam to the IAF (Nevatim, 122 Squadron) in February 2008 and the second following in May 2008.

https://gulfbiz.jimdo.com/s-pecial-mission/caew-iaf/

Anonymous ID: 756a57 Oct. 1, 2020, 6:53 a.m. No.10868370   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Debt-laden Occidental to sell Colombia onshore assets for $825 million

 

Debt-laden U.S. oil producer Occidental Petroleum Corp OXY.N said on Thursday it has agreed to sell its onshore assets in Colombia to private equity firm Carlyle Group Inc CG.O for $825 million. The cash-strapped company said it is continuing to advance other asset sales as it tries to find cash to pay off debt amid a crude price crash. It has so far announced over $2 billion worth of divestitures this year. Occidental’s debt ballooned after it paid $38 billion to buy Anadarko Petroleum last year, an ill-timed bet on rising oil prices. The company had total long term debt of $36.03 billion as of June end, according to Refinitiv data. In August, the company said it will sell some of its Wyoming, Colorado and Utah assets to Orion Mine Finance for about $1.33 billion. The Colombia assets sale, expected to close in the fourth quarter, includes the company’s operations and working interests in the Llanos Norte, Middle Magdalena and Putumayo Basins.

 

Occidental said it will retain a presence in the South American nation through its offshore exploration blocks.

https://www.reuters.com/article/occidental-divestment/update-1-debt-laden-occidental-to-sell-colombia-onshore-assets-for-825-million-idUSL4N2GS2JM