Does anyone know about the introduction of a DMR called "G27" (modified HK417) as "einsatzbedingter Sofortbedarf" this year?
Wait, there is another meaning to this "different shades of grey":
Naturally, Uniforms should have a uniform style... due to the fact that the coat is produced by different factories, the shades of grey differ slightly. So, during official line ups you have one uniform in a row but everybody looks a little different because the colors don't match.
That's what I meant.
Does anyone know about the introduction of a DMR called "G27" (modified HK417) as "einsatzbedingter Sofortbedarf" this year?
Is there a solid source for the rifles make and designation?
btw here is a rather detailed list of the costs of the German Afghanistan mission in case you haven't seen it (in German): http://www.bundeswehr-monitoring.de/fileadmin/user_upload/media/BT1702026.pdf
PDF - Klick
Fixed, good find.
If the 24th is April Fools nowadays
http://www.whq-forum.de/invisionboar...&#entry1071786
http://www.spiegel.de/video/video-33135.html
Leopard Fahrschule (driving school), German-only.
http://www.ina.fr/video/CAB94069945/...ocorps.fr.html
German tanks on parade on the Champs-Elysee, 1994 ... A true sign of friendship![]()
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Holy Cow, I didn't know they brought IFVs to the parade in 1994...
In WWII the Wehrmacht marched along Champes Elysee once a week to demonstrate its power over the French. Organisators of the parade feared that some Frenchmen might remember that and felt bad about it. This is why they decided to use the Marders. So it was a sign of friendship indeed but there still was a shadow. I guess nowadays they´d march.
I'm not the only one thinking about a certain Titanic-cover?![]()
The German Military-Industries presented a new Version at the Dingo 2 :
It was a Dingo 2 Recovery Vehicle . I had see this vehicle in the
Urban-Exercises Area 2 Bonnland / Hammleburg"
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