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<blockquote data-quote="tc-70" data-source="post: 307998" data-attributes="member: 2240">Encontre este articulo de Jane´s, espero sea de utilidad..Lula seeks new defence doctrine for Brazil By Inigo Guevara 20 September 2007The Brazilian president has asked his new defence minister to outline a fresh strategy Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has instructed his new Minister of Defence Nelson Jobim to create a planning group that will draw up a fresh defence doctrine. The document - to be titled 'The Strategic Plan for National Defence' - is due to be finalised by 7 September 2008. A working group presided over by the Brazilian Ministry of Defence will include the heads of Brazil's Long-term Planning Secretariat, the Brazilian Air Force, Brazilian Army and Brazilian Navy. The strategy will seek to involve the country's armed forces and domestic defence industry in long-term plans for economic and technological growth. Brazil's armed forces are already involved in several equipment modernisation programmes, but most of these involve second-hand equipment such as remanufactured German Leopard 1A5 main battle tanks (MBTs) for the army and Mirage 2000 fighters for the air force, or upgrades such as P-3BR Orion patrol aircraft and refurbishment of the Niteroi frigates and Tupi (Type 209) submarines. 160 of 407 words © 2007 Jane's Information Group</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tc-70, post: 307998, member: 2240"] Encontre este articulo de Jane´s, espero sea de utilidad.. [B]Lula seeks new defence doctrine for Brazil By Inigo Guevara [/B] [I]20 September 2007[/I] The Brazilian president has asked his new defence minister to outline a fresh strategy Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has instructed his new Minister of Defence Nelson Jobim to create a planning group that will draw up a fresh defence doctrine. The document - to be titled 'The Strategic Plan for National Defence' - is due to be finalised by 7 September 2008. A working group presided over by the Brazilian Ministry of Defence will include the heads of Brazil's Long-term Planning Secretariat, the Brazilian Air Force, Brazilian Army and Brazilian Navy. The strategy will seek to involve the country's armed forces and domestic defence industry in long-term plans for economic and technological growth. Brazil's armed forces are already involved in several equipment modernisation programmes, but most of these involve second-hand equipment such as remanufactured German Leopard 1A5 main battle tanks (MBTs) for the army and Mirage 2000 fighters for the air force, or upgrades such as P-3BR Orion patrol aircraft and refurbishment of the Niteroi frigates and Tupi (Type 209) submarines. 160 of 407 words © 2007 Jane's Information Group [/QUOTE]

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