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    Some photos of Georgian army

    There are some photos made in Tbilisi and Batumi on Independence Day of Georgia
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    Trainings of Georgian troops

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    nice pictures ,
    Isn’t that the Dioskuria formerly the PG Ipoploiarchos Batsis (Greece navy)?


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    [QUOTE=Luno;2996634]nice pictures ,
    Isn’t that the Dioskuria formerly the PG Ipoploiarchos Batsis (Greece navy)?

    No, I don't know Greece, I even didn’t knew that Dioskuria means something in Greece, In fact this ship was given to Georgia by Greeks and we called it so “Dioskuria.” So was called Sokhumi (its city In Western Georgia near the black sea, today this city is controlling by Abkhazian separatists and Russian soldiers) But this name to this city in antic period was given by Greeks. and what does it mean in Greece?

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    Orfolo poligon in 2006

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    Interesting, what are these SPArty's?

    Saw them in Today's Pix:

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    Quote Originally Posted by He219 View Post
    Interesting, what are these SPArty's?


    I think it's 152mm ShKH Dana

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    It’s Czech artillery called “Dana” quiet good thing as I know, It can make 5 shots in minute and after change position.

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    [quote=IUnker;2996670]
    Quote Originally Posted by Luno View Post
    nice pictures ,
    Isn’t that the Dioskuria formerly the PG Ipoploiarchos Batsis (Greece navy)?

    But this name to this city in antic period was given by Greeks. and what does it mean in Greece?
    It means what you read, comes from the greek name "ΔΙΟΣΚΟΥΡΟΣ" which in turn is composed of ΔΙΑΣ (Ζeus) and KOΥΡΟΣ (young man iirc). It's all greek pall, we certainly know how to take care of our ancient colonies.

    Enjoy they boat

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    Quote Originally Posted by IUnker View Post

    It means what you read, comes from the greek name "ΔΙΟΣΚΟΥΡΟΣ" which in turn is composed of ΔΙΑΣ (Ζeus) and KOΥΡΟΣ (young man iirc). It's all greek pall, we certainly know how to take care of our ancient colonies.

    Enjoy they boat
    Thanks for information, in fact I respect Greece and Greek culture too much (as well as whole world) and I don't want to go far from theme of this thread but it must be sad that Georgia is also a country of Iberia and Kolkheti, Medea and Ayet. (you would probably have heard about them) So maybe some of our cities in antic period really were colonies of Greece but even in this case Georgia can hardly be called as ancient colony of Greece.
    P.S. In any case thanks for Boat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Luno View Post
    nice pictures ,
    Isn’t that the Dioskuria formerly the PG Ipoploiarchos Batsis (Greece navy)?

    Where are the enlisted?
    A boatfull of officers? but noone to lead?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ordie View Post
    Where are the enlisted?
    A boatfull of officers? but noone to lead?
    that just the Navy officers the rest of the crew is probably under deck

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    horoshie photki, spasibo drug. Interesting that they use Grad rocket equipment of two different truck chassis.

    The whole region worries me though. All the way from Dagestan down to Armenia...lot's of weapons and little patience.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheRussian1 View Post
    horoshie photki, spasibo drug. Interesting that they use Grad rocket equipment of two different truck chassis.

    The whole region worries me though. All the way from Dagestan down to Armenia...lot's of weapons and little patience.
    A pochemu u nas s nervami vsjo v poratki


    Btw I saw some pics from Georgian MoD and I saw M4's in the hands of the soldiers

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    ^ I was about to say... no problems in Armenia.

    Here is the thread discussing M4 in Georgian inventory

    http://militaryphotos.net/forums/sho...d.php?t=127255

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