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Is it me or does that camo netting look pink??
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Is it me or does that camo netting look pink??
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Is it me or does that camo netting look pink??[/QUOTE]
You mean like pink panther. If it is pink then it must be some S.A.S.donation
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Vhs: it can REALLY improve your performancesOriginally Posted by SATNIK
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http://www.nacional.hr/clanak/83708/...ricke-donacije
If the article is true - CAF have became the beggar army, thanks to budget cuts in last 10 years.
But, self-cancellation countries like Croatia tend to cancel their armed forces first.
If this trends continue:
Navy and Air Force are first to go, most likely to be comparable with Irish naval and air force..
Ground Army will remain only serious thing, but oriented towards peacekeeping missions, not home defense.
Well, it was good till it lasted.. anyway.
Nacional...need to say more?
And Jutarnji also.Did they ever got one thing wright in their article so far!
I know that 3gbr Kune(or how is called now) train normal nothing to do with peace missions,I know a gay he is a fresh in the army 1-2 year proffesional and he was not a conscript first but sign wright away,he gots few days off after week or two in.
Dont think I really understand what you mean butmade me laugh.
So I suppose theres no DADT policy in cro army?
I mean GUY or GAY wothever make you laugh.In Croatian We say you are so GEJDont think I really understand what you mean but made me laugh.
So I suppose theres no DADT policy in cro army?
Explanation:Gaj in croatian means spot, place and is also a common surname so they use the term GEJ (also uncorrect as croatian is a very purist language), the approved one nickname it is HOMO.
Kune on live fire training
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He219 delivers again, thanx man!Phoenix Express 2010 (PE10)
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SOUDA BAY, Greece — Croatian coast guardsman Lt. j.g. Stepan Gilyevic (right) and Seaman Marin Marinovic (left) perform a tactical sweep aboard the Greek training ship Aris (A-74) during exercise Phoenix Express 2010 (PE10) May 18. PE10 is a two-week exercise designed to strengthen maritime partnerships and enhance stability in the region through increased interoperability and cooperation among partners from Africa, Europe, and United States. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class (SW/AW) Felicito Rustique)
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SOUDA BAY, Greece — Sailors from the Croatian coast guard perform a tactical sweep aboard the Greek training ship Aris (A-74) during exercise Phoenix Express 2010(PE10)May 18. PE10 is a two-week exercise designed to strengthen maritime partnerships and enhance stability in the region through increased interoperability and cooperation among partners from Africa,Europe, and United States. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class (SW/AW) Felicito Rustique)
Are those Simunition systems our guys are using?
So guys, what's your take on the latest alleged offer from Russia? Those who don't know, a reputable Croatian newspaper, or as reputable as a newspaper can be in Croatia, has published an article today about the latest Russian offer for procurement of new fighters. As part of the offset for MiG-29M2, the Russians are offering to train one Croatian Air Force pilot to become the first Croatian astronaut. What are your thoughts?
On a related subject, I started hearing that up to 24 fighters might be bought. As far as I know, the Air Force requirement review has revised the number of fighters from original 12 to a minimum of 16-18 last year and that is official, so has it been revised upwards once again? It does sound a little too good to be true, but can anyone confirm or deny that 24 fighters will now be sought?
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