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Yep however the new Zastava M17 is in 6.5x38.7mm modified Grendel ammo (Grendel is x39), not in 6.8mm
Zastava Developing New Modular Assault Rifle -
Serbia's Zastava Arms, best known for their AK-pattern M70, have been developing a new rifle chambered in a 6.5mm cartridge for the past couple of years. The Zastava M17 is designed to be a more modular rifle, based somewhat on the company's M05 rifle, which has a railed forend.www.thefirearmblog.com
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3rd missile batallion of 250 missile brigade of Serbian Air Force and Air Defense, visited by Serbian president A. Vuchich 02 march 2020.
Batallion is equipped with Russian made Pantsyr S1 AD systems.
During NATO agression in 1999, 3rd missile batallion 250 missile brigade destroyed US Lockheed Martin F-117A and Lockheed Martin F-16CJ planes with S-125М1 air defense systems.
Batallion is equipped with Russian made Pantsyr S1 AD systems.
During NATO agression in 1999, 3rd missile batallion 250 missile brigade destroyed US Lockheed Martin F-117A and Lockheed Martin F-16CJ planes with S-125М1 air defense systems.
Fun fact: the current commander of the 250th Air Defence Missile Brigade, Brigadier General Tiosav Jankovic, participated in the shooting down of an American F-16J flown by the current Chief of Staff of the US Air Force, David L. Goldfein. At the time, Jankovic was a Lieutenant in the 3rd Missile Battalion, and its fire control officer. Goldfein was a Lieutenant Colonel and the commander of the 555th Fighter Squadron.
"Povratak 2019" exercise of the Ministry of the Interior (Gendarmerie and the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit), observed by, among others, the Chinese People's Armed Police General or somesuch:
I swear, I am unnerved by our President's face whenever he sees a group of heavily armed men.
I swear, I am unnerved by our President's face whenever he sees a group of heavily armed men.
More from the same exercise:
The venerable M53/59 Praga, refurbished and modernized. Originally a SPAAG, it has shown itself as a superb fire support vehicle during the Balkan wars of 1991-2001.
BOV M16 "Milos" MRAP vehicle belonging to the Anti-Terrorist Unit, gatling gun and remote 12.7mm machine gun versions. Lined up behind them are a BOV M15 APC with the same remote machine gun, two Lazar 3s, one with the 30mm gun, and another with the three-barreled 20mm AA gun.
The aforementioned Lazar 3, a bastard lovechild of the Lazar 3 and BOV-3.
The newly acqired Airbus H145.
The venerable M53/59 Praga, refurbished and modernized. Originally a SPAAG, it has shown itself as a superb fire support vehicle during the Balkan wars of 1991-2001.
BOV M16 "Milos" MRAP vehicle belonging to the Anti-Terrorist Unit, gatling gun and remote 12.7mm machine gun versions. Lined up behind them are a BOV M15 APC with the same remote machine gun, two Lazar 3s, one with the 30mm gun, and another with the three-barreled 20mm AA gun.
The aforementioned Lazar 3, a bastard lovechild of the Lazar 3 and BOV-3.
The newly acqired Airbus H145.
A battery from the 230th Air Defence Self-Propelled Missile Battalion of the 250th Air Defence Missile Brigade on exercise. Its Kubs have undergone unlicensed modernization in Serbia, and the Russians, while none too happy about it, let it slide.
Soldiers of the 21st Infantry Battalion of the 2nd Brigade training with Lazar 3. The 21st is the sorta/kinda successor of the 37th Motorized Brigade, decorated with the People's Hero medal for its actions in Kosovo in 1999, when it cleared Drenica of KLA guerrillas, all the while being bombed by NATO.
The Serbian Army plans to equip at least half of its 8 infantry battalions with different configurations of the Lazar APC.
The Serbian Army plans to equip at least half of its 8 infantry battalions with different configurations of the Lazar APC.
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