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Minister's Visit to Arsakh
12 FEBRUARY 2016
On February 11th, as part of a program for cooperation and coordination between the defence administrations of the two Armenian republics, the Minister of Defence of the Republic of Armenia Seyran Ohanyan was guided by the Minister of Defence of the Nargorno Karabakh Republic on a visit to the line of contact to observe the current situation.
During the visit, the Minister was presented with the full scope of works carried out to strengthen defenses, as well as the strategic and technological innovations implemented to that end.
The Ministers of Defence of the Republics of Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh both dined at one of the bases and spoke with servicemen on the drill grounds. They further acquainted themselves with the level of combat preparedness at one of the offensive bases, and observed exercises carried out by infantry subdivisions.
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Originally posted by Hakob View PostThat is a Finnish SAKO TRG 42, which is .338 LM caliber.
Too bad does not have the signature muzzle break and scope rings. You could tell that our military does not care for fancy add ons as long as the core equipment has been obtained.
I consider this rifle unparalleled in quality for the price tag.
I'd go toe to toe with AI, Barrett or anything out there with big name and triple the cost.
This rifle certainly will leave any istiglal in dust.
I doubt that our army wants any Remingtons from USA.
The Remington is not expensive. You could buy it privately in Armenia by soldiers,, no?B0zkurt Hunter
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Originally posted by Haykakan View PostThat was a hell of a blast there man. What kind of weapon was that?
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Originally posted by HyeSocialist View PostIt's a mine clearing system. A rocket launches a tether full of explosives in the direction you need a mine field cleared to build a path for armor or infantry advancement. Once the rocket fully extends the tether and lands, you can control the detonation. It seems the Ruskies are using the system for urban warfare like they used it in Grozny. It's one of the badass systems that are given to combat engineers.Hayastan or Bust.
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