After Eid al-Adha, the first group of young people subject to military service is expected in the barracks. In the end, 15,000 will be selected out of 25,000, after the medical examination and selection examination phases.
The first group of young people subject to military service will be welcomed into the barracks starting August 10. Before this deadline, they are busy completing the last formalities.
Before a probable acquisition of Portuguese submarines, Morocco is having its officers trained on board the machines concerned. Joao Gomes Cravinho, Portuguese Minister of Defense, has confirmed this.
New sophisticated "air-to-air" missiles will soon be delivered to the Royal Armed Forces (FAR). This is specified by a transaction carried out by the US Department of Defense, on behalf of the FAR, with Raytheon.
The YouTube channel, Far-Maroc, has just posted a video showing training of the Royal Navy, commando units and equipment, among other things. It’s worth a look.
A meteorite fell in Morocco, in the vicinity of the town of Zag, more precisely, in the Lahbita region. Dozens of Moroccans rushed to the site, aboard 4x4s, to find fragments worth their weight in gold on the black market. But, they had not reckoned with the army.
An agreement of $250 million has been submitted to the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA), a US government entity under the Department of Defense (DoD), for the maintenance of Moroccan F16s and for the transfer of equipment to Morocco. With this amount, the Kingdom of Morocco can now equip itself with air-to-air missiles and bombs.
A delegation of officers from the Royal Armed Forces (FAR) visited the installations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) from June 17 to 18, 2019, as part of the partnership between the institution and Morocco.
Several tons of products unfit for consumption, destined for the Royal Armed Forces (FAR), were seized by Gendarmerie elements at the "Mohammed V" International Airport. A case that could bring down many heads.
The Military Court of Rabat sentenced two colonel-doctors, from the military hospitals of Marrakech and Agadir respectively, to one year in prison each. The two army officers were violating internal regulations by performing surgical operations in private clinics.
Four individuals, including the Director of a "Barid Bank" agency, were sentenced to prison terms, following the counterfeiting of stamps and signatures of Moroccan army colonels, and the usurpation of their identity, to take out bank loans.
Shots were fired by FAR elements on a Polisario convoy. Members of the separatist movement were about to smuggle a large quantity of drugs on board a 4x4 vehicle.