Reply With QuoteThose are pictures from basic soldier course. Approximately 50% of participants (above 18 years old) later join professional army.
P.S. another nice picture.
How old are they ? some of them including the guy/girl on the photo looks somehow young - under 18 ? are they some military high school ?Originally Posted by AurimasLT
Variuos pictures from this winter
Those are pictures from basic soldier course. Approximately 50% of participants (above 18 years old) later join professional army.
P.S. another nice picture.
Afghanistan
A LAF helo in Estonia
Engineers training
RARE color footage from Lithuanian aviation show in Kaunas (1939 08 14-15). Two weeks before start of WW2.
Grand Duke Kęstutis battalion
Part of my personal prewar Lithuanian uniforms and field gear collection. Uniform belonged to soldier who participated in march to Vilnius 1939 (see short documentary).
Exercise “Lonely wolf”
Random
Amber Arrow 2012
Lithuanian Air Force crews began their training in ZemunikLithuanian Air Force flight crews began practical training today, April 30, in Helicopter Squadron of the 93rd Air Force in Zemunik Barracks.
Lithuanian team consists of the two flight crews and the training is conducted on the Lithuanian Air Force helicopter Mi-8 (Mi-17). This is the fourth group of the Lithuanian Air Force who have been training flaying in mountainous areas under the expert guidance of Croatian pilots. Training lasts three weeks and is led by Major Zoran Maranović from the Croatian Air Force and Air Defence.
http://kariuomene.kam.lt/lt/kariuome...ai.html?pbck=0
Google translate:
Three Lithuanian soldiers injured in southern Afghanistan.
May 3. about 11 hours. Lithuanian-time explosion in southern Afghanistan wounded an unspecified explosive cartridge three Lithuanian soldiers on patrol off-road vehicle. Injured taken to hospital in the war, military life is at risk. Wounded soldiers of the accident.
All three soldiers serve in NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) Special Operations Squadron, stationed in southern Afghanistan.
lets hope it's nothing seriuos and that they will recover quickly.
yeah, speedy recovery
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