Nice!!
Greece strong!!!
Did anybody noticed the details into the red circles?Originally Posted by Nick_Karatzides
Continueing my previous #761 post of the present thread.
Hellenic Army aviation
Bell UH-1H Huey and Agusta Bell AB-205 helicopters
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S-70B AEGEAN HAWK (HELLENIC NAVY)
It is a U.S built, multi-purpose helicopter. The S-70B in Hellenic Navy's service is predominantly used for tracing enemy ships and submarines. It is a US built helicopter, used in multiple roles by the US Navy, Army and the Coast Guard, as well as by seven other countries.
Specifications:
Crew: 2
Engine: 2 General Electric Ô700- GE-401C
Length: 19.76 m
Maximum Speed:180 knots
The PENGUIN missile is a helicopter launched version of the Norwegian MK 2 MOD 3 missile which has been modified and designated as an MK 2 MOD 7. The Penguin was developed by and for the Norwegian Navy. The Penguin missiles are designed and manufactured by Norsk Forsvarsteknologi (NFT) A/S located in Kongsberg, Norway. The Penguin anti-ship missile was conceived in the early 1960's as a ship-borne, anti-invasion defence system. Penguin was the first fire-and-forget anti-ship missile system to be developed in the Western world. Penguin MKI became operational with the Norwegian and Turkish navies in 1972. The MK2 entered service in 1980 with the Norwegian, Hellenic and Swedish navies. Since then, continuous development programs have adapted the concept to the technical evolution of surface warfare.
Credit Goes to @ Deman
Today 8th November Hellenic Air Force Celebrates!!!
(The 8th of November the Hellenic Orthodoz Church commemorate the Arhangels Michail and Gavriel Which Considered as the protectors of HAF)
Especially this year the Celebrations will focus into the Role that HAF played in WWII...
And a Video about this year celebrations
http://www.haf.gr/media/pa2006.wmv
Nice pics mate
Nope! Tatoi is far from me. You see i live in Macedonia Northern Greece in the port city of Thessaloniki
These photos are from Hellenic AirForce Official Website
http://www.haf.gr
Any way they're nice pics and the HAF guys did a great job !
Think so? Well, maybe some of them really DID a great job. But, if you click HERE you'll read a review for some others that had the brilland idea to turn a fighter aircraft into a crap. I'm not willing to hide behind my finger. I'm not keeping this "inside". Enough! These stupid personel, must take their lesson.
Yes Nick Iam alreadt awear of what you are talking about and you are QUITE RIGHT!!!!!!
Pls see my PM sent to you.
More photos from Various Hellenic Airforce Aircrafts during the Air Force Day Celebrations...
All pictures taken From @Kinmid!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drpgwf-S4g8
Lets top off that pic fest with a nice video of the Greek Army.
I found those randomly searching through www.army.gr
TAMS AISIOS OIWNOS - KATAPELTHS
ZU-23 AAA
M1114GR/KORNET-E
M-60A3 (?)
G-Waggen/MG3
source: http://www.army.gr/n/g/activities/events/061106/
These are just random ones:
Firing a TOW ATGM
Firing ZU-23
Flyer vehicle
Hummer with MILAN ATGM
Leonidas II APC
Infantry training
M-113A1
BMP-1P/OST
source: http://www.army.gr/html/GR_Army/sxoles/spz/main.html
Tribute to F-4E Phantom
F-4E/SRA
F-4E/AUP
HAF C-130H deployed for EUFOR, Bosnia
Mirage 2000BGM
P-3B Orion TACNAVMOD II
These are F-4E pictures from www.haf.gr
Sight zeroing with cannon barrel procedure?
Watching this picture and considering that the ZU-23 is made and used to engage aerial targets, I'm sure that these soldiers must had a good deal with enemy's aircraft & heli pilots, to fly/approach to them from a specific direction ONLY.
Camo paint looks nice on demo pictures (even when you forget to paint hands too) but a camouflage net placed over the cannon and blocking the ability to observe, rotate & shoot, cannot stop an enemy air raid. On the other hand, a 360 degree rotating able ZU-23 can!
Last edited by Nick_Karatzides; 11-13-2006 at 12:32 PM.
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