Vojske bivših Republika SFRJ

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Avtomatski bacač granata H&K 40 mm GMG

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Hvala Sleše,reci mi dali ih SV koristi samo montirane na vozilima ili i na tronošcu?

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i na tronošcu

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NA Svarunu je na stanici, na Valuku upravlja se ručno.

Prije H&K imali su mk19

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Hvala na informacijama Možeš li mi nešto reći o ovom RBG?

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CIS, mislim da... singapurski

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Hvala puno na odgovorima Pokušavam da sakupim slike svog oružja što se koristi u SFRJ,spisak je dobio još jednog člana

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Napisano: 30 Nov 2011 22:32

ovaj singapurac, korišten je "butično". Malo jih je bilo nabavljenih i nakon profesionalizacije i standardizacije oružja, on je izbačen - nisam ga video najmanje 10 godina. A slika, koju si postavio izvira iz kasnih devetdesetih, mozda 2000, kada su prvo poceli sa programom vojnika 21. stolječa - ova slika je iz prezentacije (vidi se naočale i novi borbeni prsluk, kojeg su tada razvijali)

Dopuna: 30 Nov 2011 22:39

mozda se uportjebava kod specijalaca, kazem mozda, posto je sada standardni bacac granata na puski.

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Eskadrila austrijske pilotske skole iz Zeltwega u Zemuniku
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Citat:Deset pilota i dva zrakoplovna tehničara Pilotske škole austrijskog ratnog zrakoplovstva iz Zeltwega sa šest aviona Pilatus PC-7 sletjelo je 22. studenoga 2011. u vojarnu "Zemunik" u dvodnevni radni posjet Eskadrili aviona (EA) 93. zrakoplovne baze HRZ i PZO-a.

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Uobicajeno unistavanje MANPAD po svetu..."da ne padnu u pogresne ruke"
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The United States is investing $1 million to help Croatia dispose its remaining inventory of 71 out-of-date man-portable air defense systems (MANPADS).

In the wrong hands, these shoulder-fired antiaircraft missiles pose a serious threat to civilian aviation. Previous U.S.-Croatia initiatives have resulted in the destruction of 929 of its excess MANPADS. Under this recently concluded agreement, Croatia plans to dispose of up to 17,000 tons of surplus munitions.

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Citat:Dec 1, 2011 - GUR-E MAR, Afghanistan - Croatian and German Forces operating out of Camp Marmal, Regional Command North, donated blackboards to an Afghan schoolhouse here as part of a Civil-Military Co-operation (CIMIC) project, Nov. 24, 2011. International Security Assistance Force Regional Command North supports Afghan National Security Forces in close coordination and collaboration in providing security and disrupting the insurgents' activities in order to protect the population, secure the highways and support the Afghan Border Patrol operations in the border areas and crossing points in order to set the conditions for economic, social and cultural development in key terrain districts. (Photo by U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Richard M. Wolff, RC-North Public Affairs)


Citat:Dec 1, 2011 - GUR-E MAR, Afghanistan – Master Sgt. Cvetkovic of the Croatian Army, operating out of Camp Marmal, Regional Command North, poses for a photo with a local child here, Nov. 24, 2011. The soldier was part of a Civil-Military Co-operation (CIMIC) project that donated new blackboards to an Afghan schoolhouse. International Security Assistance Force Regional Command North supports Afghan National Security Forces in close coordination and collaboration in providing security and disrupting the insurgents' activities in order to protect the population, secure the highways and support the Afghan Border Patrol operations in the border areas and crossing points in order to set the conditions for economic, social and cultural development in key terrain districts. (Photo by U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Richard M. Wolff, RC-North Public Affairs)


Citat:Dec 1, 2011 - GUR-E MAR, Afghanistan - Croatian and German Forces operating out of Camp Marmal, Regional Command North, donated blackboards for a new school being built here as part of a Civil-Military Co-operation (CIMIC) project, Nov. 24, 2011. International Security Assistance Force Regional Command North supports Afghan National Security Forces in close coordination and collaboration in providing security and disrupting the insurgents' activities in order to protect the population, secure the highways and support the Afghan Border Patrol operations in the border areas and crossing points in order to set the conditions for economic, social and cultural development in key terrain districts. (Photo by U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Richard M. Wolff, RC-North Public Affairs)


Citat:111124-N-XY282-075 GUR-E MAR, Afghanistan – A Croatian soldier operating out of Camp Marmal, Regional Command North, poses for a photo with a local children here, Nov. 24, 2011. The soldier was part of a Civil-Military Co-operation (CIMIC) project that donated new blackboards to an Afghan schoolhouse. International Security Assistance Force Regional Command North supports Afghan National Security Forces in close coordination and collaboration in providing security and disrupting the insurgents' activities in order to protect the population, secure the highways and support the Afghan Border Patrol operations in the border areas and crossing points in order to set the conditions for economic, social and cultural development in key terrain districts. (Photo by U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Richard M. Wolff, RC-North Public Affairs)