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Greece
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Greece celebrates
the Oxi Day with a military parade to the city of Thessalonik, 28 october
2005.
The magnificent
Greek holiday Oxi Day is celebrated every year in Greece
on October 28th and mostly remembered for general Ioannis
Metaxas' strong reply of 'oxi' (no) to Mussolini's request
to allow Italian troops to come into Greece at the beginning
of WW II. During this day, there is a big military parade
to the city of Thessalonik. Go to this link, to see a pictures
gallery about this event, Oxi
Day pictures gallery.
28 October 2005 |
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Tanzania
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Members of
the Tanzanian army to the street during the elections for national and
regional presidencies.
Members
of the Tanzanian army unload an armoured personel carrier
BRDM-2 from a barge, Thursday, Oct. 27 2005 at the harbour
in the stone town, Zanzibar. Tanzania and Zanzibar will
hold elections for national and regional presidencies and
their legislatures on Oct. 30, only the third multiparty
election in independent Zanzibar's history.
27 October 2005 |
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South
Korea Back
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South Korean
special police personnel use armoured personnel vehicle Baracuda during
an anti-terrorism exercise.
South
Korean special police personnel aim automatic weapons from
an armored vehicle during an anti-terrorism exercise in
preparation of APEC at Kimpo Airport in Seoul, Wednesday,
Oct. 26, 2005. The annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
meeting will be held in South Korea's second largest city
of Busan on Nov.
26 October 2005 |
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Austria
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Austria celebrates
the 50th anniversary of its Armed Forces with a military parade in Vienna.
During
the 25, and 26 2005, Austria celebrates the 50th anniversary
of its Armed Forces. The army presented a part of this equipment,
vehicles and helicopters in the center of Vienna. You can
see the pictures about this event to this link, National
Day 2005 pictures gallery.
25 October 2005 |
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Lebanese
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Lebanese
army soldiers patrol in an armored personnel carrier M113 to additional
security measures.
Lebanese
army soldiers patrol in an armored personnel carrier in
front of a poster of slain former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri,
left, and his son, legislator Saad Hariri, right, in Beirut,
Lebanon, Thursday, Oct. 20, 2005. The Lebanese police and
army took additional security measures Thursday as the country
awaited the findings of a U.N. probe into the Feb. 14 assassination
of Hariri, and Syria's president again insisted his country
was not involved in the murder that shook Lebanese politics.
20 October 2005 |
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Spain
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Spanish soldiers
with armoured vehicles parade through central Madrid during Spain´s
National Day October 12.
Spanish
soldiers with armoured vehicles parade through central Madrid
during Spain´s National Day October 12, 2005. Some
3500 personnel took part in the military parade, which is
celebrated on Columbus Day marking the discovery of America.
Go to this link to see a complete photographs report about
this event, Madrid
2005 Pictures gallery.
12 October 2005 |
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Indonesia
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The Indonesian
soldiers to the street to secure the visit of Indonesian President Susilo
Bambang Yudhoyono's.
Indonesian
soldier makes way for an armoured security vehicle before
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's visit to
Kuta Square, one of two sites which were hit by bomb blasts,
on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 2, 2005.
Suicide bombers were behind the three attacks in Bali which
killed 26 people and wounded 122 others, the resort island's
police chief said on Sunday.
02 October 2005 |
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New
Zealand Back
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The Duke
of York, Prince Andrew, at the Trentham Military Camp to see the new
wheeled armoured vehicle LAV.
The Duke
of York, Prince Andrew, right, with Captain Dougal Barker
as he explains the New Zealand Army Light Armoured Vehicle
before taking a ride at Trentham Military Camp, Wellington,
New Zealand, Friday, Friday, Sept. 30, 2005. The Duke is
on a four day visit to New Zealand.
02 October 2005 |
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US
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A new U.S.
Army Buffalo armoured vehicle (top) and one which was destroyed by an
improvised explosive device to Iraq.
A new
U.S. Army Buffalo armoured vehicle (top) and one which was
destroyed by an improvised explosive device (IED) are shown
in this combination photo in Baghdad September 29, 2005.
A U.S. military convoy hit the IED while on patrol in eastern
Baghdad and one soldier was wounded, U.S. military officials
said. The Buffalo is designed to detect and assess possible
IED's on military supply routes in Iraq.
02 October 2005 |
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Turkey
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IDEF 2005
Defence Exhibition to Ankara, photographs report from Army Recognition
magazine.
The IDEF
Defence Exhibition Fair is the most important regional meeting
point for decision makers and will maintain and strengthen
its position in 2005. Turkey’s position among the
political, economical and military developments across the
world and especially Eurasia, add further significance to
this meeting. The Fair with a very high level of Turkish
representation and attendance of governmental and military
delegations from over 90 countries, will pay a significant
role in determining and shaping the future defence needs
of the region. The Army Recognition magazine was there for
the IDEF 2005, we cover most of the important de defence
exhibition and for the first time we have visited this event.
It was a great event, with lot of new products. Of course,
we have a new photographs report, see the IDEF
2005 pictures gallery.
02 October 2005 |
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