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Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan
Sara Anjargolian / Behind the Front: Nagorno-Karabakh’s Military Women
Bella Barkhudaryan from Stepanakert, NKR. Staff at Martik military newspaper. 19 years with the armed forces. Mrs. Barkhudaryan designed the 1st print run of “Martik” in 1993 and will soon lay out the 1000th print.
Yekaterina Ghukasyan from Hadrut, NKR. Kitchen/catering staff at a front line military base in southern NKR. 9 years with the armed forces.
Tsovinar Avetisyan from Kapan, Armenia. Head of the classified/secret information section at a frontline military base in southern NKR. 20 years with the armed forces.
Pnjik Voskanian from Kapan, Armenia. Inventory and warehousing of arms and weaponry at a frontline military base in southern NKR. 10 years with the armed forces.
Lilit Jamharian from Mets Tagher village, NKR. Staff at Martik military newspaper. 6 years with the armed forces.
Doctor Narine Sahakyan from Stepanakert, NKR. Biochemistry lab director.12 years with the armed forces.
Gayane Grigoryan from Stepanakert, NKR. Staff at finance department. 15 years with the armed forces.
Stella Arzumanyan from Kapan, Armenia. Registration of new conscripts and maintenance of databases at a frontline military base in southern NKR. 3 years with the armed forces.
Nelli Poghosyan (front) from Goris, Armenia, 5 years with the armed forces. Siranush Simonyan (back) from Yerevan, 10 years with the armed forces. Rear services supplying ammunition, fuel, food and clothing at a frontline military base in southern NKR.
Lusineh Movsisyan from Chartar village, NKR. Staff at Martik military newspaper. 3 years with the armed forces.
Although not often in the spotlight, the role of women in the Republic of Nagorno- Karabakh's armed forces is critical to the military's daily operations. Whether at headquarters in Stepanakert, or at bases on the front lines, the work of military women ranges from detail- intensive tasks such as accounting for every box of ammunition to the guarding of high-level classified information. This portrait series represents ten faces among the hundreds of military women working quietly in the shadows of NKR's armed forces.
Bella Barkhudaryan from Stepanakert, NKR. Staff at Martik military newspaper. 19 years with the armed forces. Mrs. Barkhudaryan designed the 1st print run of “Martik” in 1993 and will soon lay out the 1000th print.
Yekaterina Ghukasyan from Hadrut, NKR. Kitchen/catering staff at a front line military base in southern NKR. 9 years with the armed forces.
Tsovinar Avetisyan from Kapan, Armenia. Head of the classified/secret information section at a frontline military base in southern NKR. 20 years with the armed forces.
Pnjik Voskanian from Kapan, Armenia. Inventory and warehousing of arms and weaponry at a frontline military base in southern NKR. 10 years with the armed forces.
Lilit Jamharian from Mets Tagher village, NKR. Staff at Martik military newspaper. 6 years with the armed forces.
Doctor Narine Sahakyan from Stepanakert, NKR. Biochemistry lab director.12 years with the armed forces.
Gayane Grigoryan from Stepanakert, NKR. Staff at finance department. 15 years with the armed forces.
Stella Arzumanyan from Kapan, Armenia. Registration of new conscripts and maintenance of databases at a frontline military base in southern NKR. 3 years with the armed forces.
Nelli Poghosyan (front) from Goris, Armenia, 5 years with the armed forces. Siranush Simonyan (back) from Yerevan, 10 years with the armed forces. Rear services supplying ammunition, fuel, food and clothing at a frontline military base in southern NKR.
Lusineh Movsisyan from Chartar village, NKR. Staff at Martik military newspaper. 3 years with the armed forces.
Although not often in the spotlight, the role of women in the Republic of Nagorno- Karabakh's armed forces is critical to the military's daily operations. Whether at headquarters in Stepanakert, or at bases on the front lines, the work of military women ranges from detail- intensive tasks such as accounting for every box of ammunition to the guarding of high-level classified information. This portrait series represents ten faces among the hundreds of military women working quietly in the shadows of NKR's armed forces.
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