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Greece
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National
day military parade this 25 March 2005 , photographs report of Army
Recognition team.
For
the first time, the team of the military magazine "
Army Recognition " was to Athens to make a photographs
report during the military parade for the national day,
this 25 march 2005. We were impressed by the number of heavy,
light armoured vehicles and personnel of the various forces
of the Greek army which ravelled to celebrate this event.
We have the lucky chance to see all the armoured vehicles
of Hellenic Army and of course take a lot of high quality
pictures for you. Visit this page, Hellenic
National Day Pictures gallery.
We make a great thanks to the Greek Ministry of defense
and more particularly to the Major Konstantinos Gakis and
his assistant for his reception and his assistance to help
us during our photographs report. .
Thank you also to Fyll our local contact.
29 March 2005 |
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Belgium
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Large
exercise in civil area for units of the Belgian army under the direction
of the Regiment of the " Ardennes Hunters".
During
the month of March the Belgian army organized a military
exercise in civil area under the direction and with a part
of the units of the Regiment of the "Ardennes Hunters".
The team of Army Recognition military magazine have see
the efficacity of this infantry unit under difficult climatic
conditions, snow, cold and high wind. As usual we return
with a bag full with photographs, you can consult the photographs
report on the following page Pictures
gallery Ben-Hur 2005.
29 March 2005 |
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Bulgaria
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U.S. ally
Bulgaria will probably withdraw its light-infantry battalion from Iraq
in December
Bulgarian
army soldiers walk atop a military armoured vehicle at their
camp in Diwaniya, southern Iraq March 23, 2005. U.S. ally
Bulgaria will probably withdraw its light-infantry battalion
from Iraq in December, Defence Minister Nikolai Svinarov
said on Tuesday. With the approach of the June elections,
Ex-king Simeon Saxe-Coburg's government is under rising
pressure to bring Bulgaria's 450 soldiers home from the
deeply unpopular mission.
23 March 2005 |
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Pakistan
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National
Day parade at which Pakistan's armed forces showed off nuclear-capable
missiles and army forces.
Pakistan-made
Al-Khalid tanks roll out during the National Day parade
in Islamabad March 23, 2005. Pakistani President Pervez
Musharraf welcomed on Wednesday steps to improve ties with
rival India, including a bus service across divided Kashmir
, but said a real solution to their dispute had to be found.
Speaking at a National Day parade at which Pakistan's armed
forces showed off nuclear-capable missiles, as well as jets
and tanks, Musharraf said Pakistan wanted peace but would
continue to support the people of Kashmir in their struggle
23 March 2005 |
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South-Korea
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Thousands
of American and South Korean troops kicked off a joint military exercise
last week in the southeast of Seoul.
South
Korean Marines come out from their armored vehicle operation
during a joint U.S.-South Korea military exercise called
'Foal Eagle' at Pohang beach, 400 kilometers (about 250
miles) southeast of Seoul, Monday, March 21, 2005. Thousands
of American and South Korean troops kicked off a joint military
exercise last week after North Korea denounced the maneuvers
as a rehearsal for a U.S.-led preemptive attack on the isolated
communist state.
21 March 2005 |
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Pakistan
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Pakistan
prepare the celebration with military parade of the anniversary of the
adoption of a 1940 resolution.
Pakistan-made
Al-Zarar tanks roll out during a full dress rehearsal for
Pakistan Day parade in Islamabad March 20, 2005. Pakistan
will celebrate its Pakistan day on Wednesday. Each year
Pakistan celebrates on March 23, the anniversary of the
adoption of a 1940 resolution demanding a separate homeland
for the Muslim in then British-ruled India. The resolution
is seen as the first step towards the creation of an independent
Pakistan in 1947.
20 March 2005 |
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Italy
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Italy's
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who says Italy's troops will start
leaving Iraq in September
An
Iraqi man walks past Italian army soldiers atop an armored
vehicle during a dust storm in the southern city of Nasiriya,
March 16, 2005. Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi,
who says Italy's troops will start leaving Iraq in September,
stressed on Wednesday a pullout would be gradual, agreed
with allies and designed not to jeopardize Iraq's stability.
16 March 2005 |
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Turkey
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More than
40 Turkish tanks and 1400 troops routinely occupy strategic spots near
the border and inside of Iraq.
A
Turkish Army tank stands ready near the village of Bamarni,
30km deep inside northern Iraq , Sunday, March 13, 2005.
More than 40 Turkish tanks and 1400 troops routinely occupy
different strategic spots that form a line 30km deep and
about 120km wide inside Iraqi territory.
13 March 2005 |
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US
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U.S. Navy
personnel check armored combat vehicles unloaded from the U.S. Navy
transport ship Watson for military exercises to South-Korea.
U.S.
Navy personnel check armored combat vehicles unloaded from
the U.S. Navy transport ship Watson for military exercises,
at Gwangyang, a port on South Korea 's south coast, Saturday,
March 12, 2005. The U.S. and South Korea will conduct joint
military exercises amid a standoff over North Korea 's nuclear
weapons programs.
12 March 2005 |
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Vietnam
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Vietnamese
soldiers participate in a parade during an anniversary celebration in
Vietnam's to city of Buon Ma Thuot.
Vietnamese
soldiers participate in a parade during an anniversary celebration
in Vietnam's central highland city of Buon Ma Thuot March
10, 2005. Buon Ma Thuot celebrates the 30th anniversary
of its victory over U.S. backed South Vietnam on Thursday.
10 March 2005 |
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Syria
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Syrian
military vehicles tow artillery, as they are redeployment, enroute to
the Bekaa Valley.
Syrian
military vehicles tow artillery, as they are redeployment,
enroute to the Bekaa Valley, in the central mountains at
Beirut-Damascus highway near the village of Sawfar, east
of Beirut, Lebanon, Wednesday, March 9, 2005. Late Wednesday,
a long convoy of the Syrian military traveled through the
mountain road east of Beirut on its way to the Bekaa Valley
after vacating positions near the mountain resort of Aley.
The convoy included some 60 army trucks loaded with supplies,
seven of which were towing howitzer guns and two were towing
big caliber mortars. Ten buses carried soldiers.
09 March 2005 |
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Nepal
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The Army
Day Parade to Kathmandu.
Parading
for the King : Nepalese female soldiers march past as they
parade in front of unseen King Gyanendra at an Army Day
Parade in Kathmandu.
08 March 2005 |
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Syria
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President
Bashar Assad announced Saturday that Syria will move its troops in Lebanon
to the country's eastern region
Syrian
soldiers do maintenance work on an armored vehicle at a
Syrian Army base near the village of Aley, in the central
mountains east of Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday, March 6, 2005.
President Bashar Assad announced Saturday that Syria will
move its troops in Lebanon to the country's eastern region,
to be followed by a withdrawal to the Syrian-Lebanese border,
saying the move should satisfy international demands for
a complete pullout.
08 March 2005 |
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Lebanese
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Lebanese
special forces soldiers patrol in the Martyrs Square during the protestation
against Syria.
Lebanese
special forces soldiers ride their wheeled armored vehicle
VAB during a patrol in the Martyrs Square where the opposition
protesters hold their daily demonstration against Syria
in central Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday March 6, 2005. Syrian
troops will begin withdrawing from Lebanon following a meeting
of the two countries' leadership on Monday, the Lebanese
defense minister said Sunday.
06 March 2005 |
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Pakistan
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Pakistani
para-military soldiers guard a street in Miranshah after soldiers kill
al Qaeda suspects.
Pakistani
para-military soldiers guard a street in Miranshah, with
wheeled armoured vehicle UR-416 the main town of semi-autonomous
North Waziristan tribal region, near the Afghan border March
5, 2005. Pakistani soldiers killed two foreign al Qaeda
suspects and arrested 11 people on Saturday in a remote
northern village bordering Afghanistan , senior officials
said.
05 March 2005 |
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Lebanese
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Lebanese
army troops on Saturday took up positions near the headquarters of Syrian
intelligence to provide security.
Lebanese
Special Forces on their wheeled armored personal carrier
VAB , guard the checkpoint of the Syrian intelligence headquarters,
in Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday, March 5, 2005. Lebanese army
troops on Saturday took up positions near the headquarters
of Syrian intelligence to provide security, officers said.
The deployment near the symbol of Syrian power in the Lebanese
capital came hours before Syrian President Bashar Assad
was expected to announce a pullback of Syrian forces in
the country. The headquarter is in the building seen at
center.
05 March 2005 |
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Syria
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George
W. Bush increased pressure on Syria Wednesday, demanding it withdraw
its troops from Lebanon.
Syrian
soldiers work on military vehicles at a base in the central
mountains near the village of Hammana, east of Beirut, Lebanon
Thursday, March 3, 2005. U.S. President George W. Bush increased
pressure on Syria Wednesday, demanding it withdraw its troops
from Lebanon.
03 March 2005 |
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Japan
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Japanese
military personnel conduct a joint training session between Japanese
and U.S. Forces to Japan.
Japanese
military personnel conduct a joint training session between
Japanese and U.S. Forces in Eniwa on the northern Japanese
island of Hokkaido, March 3, 2005.
03 March 2005 |
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