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Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

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    Armenian Army






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      OFFTOP! but need to say that, our national football tam took chzech NT today

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        Originally posted by burjuin View Post
        Armenian defence minister S.Ohanyan visited south-western border line.

        damn that is brave of him but I don't think its a good idea to let him walk the trench line, he is too valuable.
        B0zkurt Hunter

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            "Armenian BMP1 and 2 will be modernized with 30mm guns and new ATGMs"

            i think it will look like this,

            bmp1m Kliver



            and bmp2m Berezhok

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              Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post
              damn that is brave of him but I don't think its a good idea to let him walk the trench line, he is too valuable.
              it's his job to check if the lower officers are doing what they should. In case of war, he wont be hiding either.

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                Armenia’s police to wear new uniforms (PHOTOS)



                September 07, 2013 | 16:53

                YEREVAN. – The police officers of Armenia will soon continue serving the law and the people with new uniforms.

                The ongoing reforms at the Police and the formation of a new police officer in the country assume not solely substantive transformations, but a change in the police officer’s behavior, conduct, and appearance—which includes his uniform.

                The Armenian Police headship on Friday got familiar with the models for a new uniform for the officers of the law.

                Police Chief Vladimir Gasparyan made remarks and offered suggestions concerning these uniform samples.

                Instructions were given to make the noted changes and submit the improved models for government approval in a short time.







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                    NKR Defense Army





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                      here is nice wallpapers of our SWAT.



                      BTW I DIDNT KNEW WE USE HUMMERS, BUT I THINK ITS NOT ARMOURED




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