Hellenic Armed Forces Photos

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Hellenic Forces Cyprus ΕΛΔΥΚ
Photo: Savvas Vlassis Doureios Ippos magazine

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Visit of Vice Admiral Frank Craig Pandolfe, commander of U.S. 6th Fleet, in Greece











More photos from the visit here: http://www.hellenicnavy.gr/index.php...48;α.html

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Hellenic Air Force

Two recent photos





And some older..

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Hellenic Coast Guard escord USS Enterprise at the port of Piraeus
Photos from Modelclub.gr

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An old aircraft (retired) of HAF, Nord N-2501D Noratlas (n.53-240)

Year 1980

Year 1983

Year 1998

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A Great Video of Hellenic AirForce and Mount Athos !

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Hellenic Coast Guard escord USS Enterprise at the port of Piraeus
Photos: @Kido Modelclub.gr

[GjergjKastrioti]

Kalimera!

On Youtube I have found a video about the Greek Armed Forces that are part of KFOR and there where very interesting views of Kosovo that is why I watched it to the end. Nearly at the very ending of the video, there where two soldiers interviewed. This interview really stroke my attention, because it seems (unfortunetly I don't speak greek) that those two soldiers are originally from Kosovo. The one is a Serb (Slobodan Djoric) and the other one Albanian (Besim), also - judging by the location they named - they seem to come from Kosovo.

I wanted hearby to ask for your help to unterstand what they say and how it comes that they are part of the Greek Armed Forces (I really wonder, because I know that there are alot of Albanians in Greece, but I always thought there are non from Kosovo. I thout the Albanians in Greece are all from Albania.)

Thank you very much for your help in advance and please excuse me if it is a repost!

The video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NJF_...eature=related

the interview starts at 1:17:57

Regards,

Gjergj

[Nickchios]

Kalimera!

On Youtube I have found a video about the Greek Armed Forces that are part of KFOR and there where very interesting views of Kosovo that is why I watched it to the end. Nearly at the very ending of the video, there where two soldiers interviewed. This interview really stroke my attention, because it seems (unfortunetly I don't speak greek) that those two soldiers are originally from Kosovo. The one is a Serb (Slobodan Djoric) and the other one Albanian (Besim), also - judging by the location they named - they seem to come from Kosovo.

I wanted hearby to ask for your help to unterstand what they say and how it comes that they are part of the Greek Armed Forces (I really wonder, because I know that there are alot of Albanians in Greece, but I always thought there are non from Kosovo. I thout the Albanians in Greece are all from Albania.)

Thank you very much for your help in advance and please excuse me if it is a repost!

They are working as translators for the Greek battalion.

Also they are giving a really great message of peace and friendship in the region.

Really nice guys......!!!!

[GjergjKastrioti]

They are working as translators for the Greek battalion.

Also they are giving a really great message of peace and friendship in the region.

Really nice guys......!!!!

So they are no soldiers of the Greek army, right?

[Nickchios]

So they are no soldiers of the Greek army, right?

No, they are not soldiers of the Greek army.

They are working for Greek Army.

Also they are speaking very well Greek language and they are both from Kossovo as you said.

[GjergjKastrioti]

No, they are not soldiers of the Greek army.

They are working for Greek Army.

Also they are speaking very well Greek language and they are both from Kossovo as you said.

Ok. Thank you very much for your answers!

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Hellenic Army Special Forces

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Hellenic Army Reserves Officers accademy parade

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Hellenic AirForce wallpapers