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(Own report) - At the International Aerospace Exhibition (ILA), which opens today in Berlin, the Bundeswehr is demonstrating its ability to wage wars of aggression. The program includes various "troop proficiency demonstrations," performing, for example, the "evacuation" of German nationals from a "crisis zone" for the audience at the Air Show. The demonstration calls for the use of elite combat units, particularly assault helicopters, considered generally by the military as the ideal weapon for anti-guerilla operations. The ILA management has installed a central area on the fair grounds for the aerospace industry to provide information on special helicopters for police and military missions. The event is again also focusing on the Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) - or drones. The Bundeswehr, alone, will introduce four different types of UAS, which had been used in Afghanistan to reconnoiter enemy positions in preparation of targeted attacks. At the US Air Force stand, the MQ-9 "Reaper" combat drone will be on display, which is being used around the world to illegally assassinate so-called terrorist suspects, regularly causing large numbers of civilian casualties.

A LégierőBlogger a napokban a tataiak és tüzérhallgatók lövészetét fotózta a bakonykúti (csörlőházi) lőtéren, mindenekelőtt az irányított páncéltörő rakétatechnika történelmi dokumentálása céljából, későbbi felhasználásra. Köszönet a vkf-nek a lehetőségért, a tataiaknak a felkészítő "foglalkozásért" és a BHK állományának a példaértékű logisztikáért és a biztonsági előírásokat figyelembe vevő, ugyanakkor rugalmas hozzáállásért.

A fedezékből kicsapó D-20 torkolattűz közvetlen irányzású pct. lőfeladat közben a tribün előtt.

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Muzslyán járt az ausztriai Caritas képviselője, aki a szervezet által jóváhagyott, másfél éves projektumról tájékozódott, amelyet a nagybecskereki Püspökségi Caritas valósít meg a muzslyai helyi közösséggel karöltve.

About two million people, or half the population, in the Sahelian belt of Chad face hunger and more than a quarter of them are in severe need of external assistance to meet their minimum daily food needs, the United Nations food relief agency said today.

About two million people, or half the population, in the Sahelian belt of Chad face hunger and more than a quarter of them are in severe need of external assistance to meet their minimum daily food needs, the United Nations food relief agency said today.