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This is how soldiers of the First Democratic Republic of Georgia looked like, 1918.
More pictures of the military part of the celebration, including recruits oath taking.
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More pictures of the military part of the celebration, including recruits oath taking.
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Gotta correct here: it's layed out for SOF, but can also be used as patrol car for border protection and supports the mounting of automated weapon systems. Ref - head of DELTA:
https://1tv.ge/news/ucha-dzodzuashv...naa-romelic-dghes-pirvelad-aris-warmodgenili/
Symbolic march in Afghanistan in honour of the centenary + simulated insurgent attack and evac.
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Apparently the president had to order the troops off the field prematurely, when some of them started to become dizzy because of the immense heat increase during the celebration. The soldiers had been standing on open asphalt already for hours before the +1 hour celebration began. Several were in need of first aid afterwards.
Just as a small reminder to civilian authorities. These guys are still humans even though they wear the uniform .... please keep that in mind.
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Just as a small reminder to civilian authorities. These guys are still humans even though they wear the uniform .... please keep that in mind.
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Some personal gear
Communication gear
Georgian made Helmets and Vests, as i talked to some soldiers they said that Helmet is pretty nice and comfortable, however same cant be said on vest, it needs some work to be done according to them
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Georgian made Helmets and Vests, as i talked to some soldiers they said that Helmet is pretty nice and comfortable, however same cant be said on vest, it needs some work to be done according to them
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Excellent photos bro, great quality too ! 
I heard the same. Main complaint from the soldiers I talked with was the size and you notice that on the photos. I think plate carrier MK-II is generaly preferred. On the other hand some of dem troops need to work more PT as well : P
btw, have you asked them about our rpgs ? like how much its already used in the force or not, how they like those etc ?
I heard the same. Main complaint from the soldiers I talked with was the size and you notice that on the photos. I think plate carrier MK-II is generaly preferred. On the other hand some of dem troops need to work more PT as well : P
btw, have you asked them about our rpgs ? like how much its already used in the force or not, how they like those etc ?
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I asked a soldier about DELTA RPG, he said there is not much difference, but Georgian made one is newer so its better in some aspect
ThanksExcellent photos bro, great quality too !
As much as know military has bought some Georgian made RPGs, plus one i saw there had defenetly fired several dozen round judging by wear
I asked a soldier about DELTA RPG, he said there is not much difference, but Georgian made one is newer so its better in some aspect
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Nice. I'm glad to hear those are being purchised. I've seen them being produced in large quantities the first time they got unveiled so wondered if they are also being distributed. Sorry for the questioning, but also the PDM btw ?
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Always happy to answer
Not sure about that, have not seen single army unit using PDM
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