Jordan Design and Development Bureau
About Jordan Design and Development Bureau
Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) is a Jordanian defense company. It designs, develops, and supplies land systems, weapons, ammunition, electronics, electro-optics, and personal protection equipment. It was founded in 1999 and is based in Amman, Jordan.
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Nov 2, 2022
02 November 2022 JODDB unveiled the Al-Tareq mobile mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show. (Janes/Jeremy Binnie) The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) displayed a prototype of its mobile Al-Tareq rapidly deployable 81 mm mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show, being held in Aqaba from 1 to 3 November. The system was displayed on a Toyota Land Cruiser fitted with a hydraulic system at the back of its bed that lowers the mortar into a firing position in two minutes, Engineer Abdelrahman al-Rowwad, the project manager, told Janes. The Al-Tareq has a fire-control system that automatically lays the barrel on to target co-ordinates, given the number of charges selected by the operator. The co-ordinates are entered either as numerals using a keyboard or designated using a stylus on a touchscreen map of the surrounding area. It takes 15 seconds to adjust the barrel when the parameters are changed, and the system can engage targets within a 20° arc from the rear of the vehicle, according to Eng Abdelrahman. Eng Abdelrahman said the entire mortar system weighs 1,000 kg with the 76 rounds of ammunition that it can carry. JODDB unveiled the Al-Tareq mobile mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show. (Janes/Jeremy Binnie) The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) displayed a prototype of its mobile Al-Tareq rapidly deployable 81 mm mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show, being held in Aqaba from 1 to 3 November. The system was displayed on a Toyota Land Cruiser fitted with a hydraulic system at the back of its bed that lowers the mortar into a firing position in two minutes, Engineer Abdelrahman al-Rowwad, the project manager, told Janes. The Al-Tareq has a fire-control system that automatically lays the barrel on to target co-ordinates, given the number of charges selected by the operator. The co-ordinates are entered either as numerals using a keyboard or designated using a stylus on a touchscreen map of the surrounding area. It takes 15 seconds to adjust the barrel when the parameters are changed, and the system can engage targets within a 20° arc from the rear of the vehicle, according to Eng Abdelrahman. Eng Abdelrahman said the entire mortar system weighs 1,000 kg with the 76 rounds of ammunition that it can carry. JODDB unveiled the Al-Tareq mobile mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show. (Janes/Jeremy Binnie) The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) displayed a prototype of its mobile Al-Tareq rapidly deployable 81 mm mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show, being held in Aqaba from 1 to 3 November. The system was displayed on a Toyota Land Cruiser fitted with a hydraulic system at the back of its bed that lowers the mortar into a firing position in two minutes, Engineer Abdelrahman al-Rowwad, the project manager, told Janes. The Al-Tareq has a fire-control system that automatically lays the barrel on to target co-ordinates, given the number of charges selected by the operator. The co-ordinates are entered either as numerals using a keyboard or designated using a stylus on a touchscreen map of the surrounding area. It takes 15 seconds to adjust the barrel when the parameters are changed, and the system can engage targets within a 20° arc from the rear of the vehicle, according to Eng Abdelrahman. Eng Abdelrahman said the entire mortar system weighs 1,000 kg with the 76 rounds of ammunition that it can carry. JODDB unveiled the Al-Tareq mobile mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show. (Janes/Jeremy Binnie) The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) displayed a prototype of its mobile Al-Tareq rapidly deployable 81 mm mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show, being held in Aqaba from 1 to 3 November. The system was displayed on a Toyota Land Cruiser fitted with a hydraulic system at the back of its bed that lowers the mortar into a firing position in two minutes, Engineer Abdelrahman al-Rowwad, the project manager, told Janes. The Al-Tareq has a fire-control system that automatically lays the barrel on to target co-ordinates, given the number of charges selected by the operator. The co-ordinates are entered either as numerals using a keyboard or designated using a stylus on a touchscreen map of the surrounding area. It takes 15 seconds to adjust the barrel when the parameters are changed, and the system can engage targets within a 20° arc from the rear of the vehicle, according to Eng Abdelrahman. Eng Abdelrahman said the entire mortar system weighs 1,000 kg with the 76 rounds of ammunition that it can carry. JODDB unveiled the Al-Tareq mobile mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show. (Janes/Jeremy Binnie) The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) displayed a prototype of its mobile Al-Tareq rapidly deployable 81 mm mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show, being held in Aqaba from 1 to 3 November. The system was displayed on a Toyota Land Cruiser fitted with a hydraulic system at the back of its bed that lowers the mortar into a firing position in two minutes, Engineer Abdelrahman al-Rowwad, the project manager, told Janes. The Al-Tareq has a fire-control system that automatically lays the barrel on to target co-ordinates, given the number of charges selected by the operator. The co-ordinates are entered either as numerals using a keyboard or designated using a stylus on a touchscreen map of the surrounding area. It takes 15 seconds to adjust the barrel when the parameters are changed, and the system can engage targets within a 20° arc from the rear of the vehicle, according to Eng Abdelrahman. Eng Abdelrahman said the entire mortar system weighs 1,000 kg with the 76 rounds of ammunition that it can carry. JODDB unveiled the Al-Tareq mobile mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show. (Janes/Jeremy Binnie) The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) displayed a prototype of its mobile Al-Tareq rapidly deployable 81 mm mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show, being held in Aqaba from 1 to 3 November. The system was displayed on a Toyota Land Cruiser fitted with a hydraulic system at the back of its bed that lowers the mortar into a firing position in two minutes, Engineer Abdelrahman al-Rowwad, the project manager, told Janes. The Al-Tareq has a fire-control system that automatically lays the barrel on to target co-ordinates, given the number of charges selected by the operator. The co-ordinates are entered either as numerals using a keyboard or designated using a stylus on a touchscreen map of the surrounding area. It takes 15 seconds to adjust the barrel when the parameters are changed, and the system can engage targets within a 20° arc from the rear of the vehicle, according to Eng Abdelrahman. Eng Abdelrahman said the entire mortar system weighs 1,000 kg with the 76 rounds of ammunition that it can carry. JODDB unveiled the Al-Tareq mobile mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show. (Janes/Jeremy Binnie) The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) displayed a prototype of its mobile Al-Tareq rapidly deployable 81 mm mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show, being held in Aqaba from 1 to 3 November. The system was displayed on a Toyota Land Cruiser fitted with a hydraulic system at the back of its bed that lowers the mortar into a firing position in two minutes, Engineer Abdelrahman al-Rowwad, the project manager, told Janes. The Al-Tareq has a fire-control system that automatically lays the barrel on to target co-ordinates, given the number of charges selected by the operator. The co-ordinates are entered either as numerals using a keyboard or designated using a stylus on a touchscreen map of the surrounding area. It takes 15 seconds to adjust the barrel when the parameters are changed, and the system can engage targets within a 20° arc from the rear of the vehicle, according to Eng Abdelrahman. Eng Abdelrahman said the entire mortar system weighs 1,000 kg with the 76 rounds of ammunition that it can carry. JODDB unveiled the Al-Tareq mobile mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show. (Janes/Jeremy Binnie) The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) displayed a prototype of its mobile Al-Tareq rapidly deployable 81 mm mortar system at the SOFEX 2022 show, being held in Aqaba from 1 to 3 November. The system was displayed on a Toyota Land Cruiser fitted with a hydraulic system at the back of its bed that lowers the mortar into a firing position in two minutes, Engineer Abdelrahman al-Rowwad, the project manager, told Janes. The Al-Tareq has a fire-control system that automatically lays the barrel on to target co-ordinates, given the number of charges selected by the operator. The co-ordinates are entered either as numerals using a keyboard or designated using a stylus on a touchscreen map of the surrounding area. It takes 15 seconds to adjust the barrel when the parameters are changed, and the system can engage targets within a 20° arc from the rear of the vehicle, according to Eng Abdelrahman. Eng Abdelrahman said the entire mortar system weighs 1,000 kg with the 76 rounds of ammunition that it can carry.
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Jordan Design and Development Bureau's headquarters is located at Hussein Bin Ali Street, Amman.
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