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First American Gunshot victim?

[SilentTrigger]

Me want one of these!

[Guest001]

Translation to English....ffffffff awesome!!!!!!

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Would be fun to try watercross - as long as someone lend me a snowmobile

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Versatile machines!
Does your military use them?

[SilentTrigger]

Thats a really good question, time for some detective work

Apparently they have started to recently, an article translated by google, not perfect but it's a pretty good translation:

http://translate.google.se/translate...%2Findex.shtml

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Marica...mmmmm....velly interlesting

PS..story good too

About the Jaeger Battalion


Jaeger Battalion is a specialized ground forces with great flexibility, robustness and high endurance. The battalion is intended for combat, reconnaissance and surveillance. Unit's tactical operations is the main focus in areas such as counterpart control and mastery, and operations in areas which consist of difficult, restrictive and demanding terrain. Jaeger battalion specificity is the ability to conduct independent operations, with no or limited support of the military infrastructure, a long time and with limited access to regular fornodenhetsforsorjning meaning please?...it could not be translated on the page

[SilentTrigger]

Would mean something along "supply lines". Fornodenheter (isn't spelled like that, uses scandinavian chars) is basicly your everyday need such as ammo, water, food and so on.

Forsorjning (same with chars) is to care for someone, so "Jag forsorjer mina barn" would be "I care for my children".

Jaeger is translated from Jagar (First "a" has two dots on top) which translated means hunter. There are a few Jagarkompanier left, many are gone such as the "Arctic Rangers" unfortently There was a new Jagarkompani created in 2005 called "Arm

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Didn't they raid a German held Castile or Castle/Fortress somewhere in the Alps in WW2?

[SilentTrigger]

The US army or simular did, think it was in Austria

Here's a video of the snowmobiles in use by the AJB:

At 3:08

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[Guest001]

Originally Posted by SilentTrigger*MFA*

The US army or simular did, think it was in Austria

Here's a video of the snowmobiles in use by the AJB:

At 3:08

I'm sure your guys helped IE guided them, on ski's

Awsome machines, go anywhere even water....mmmmmmm

[SilentTrigger]

Pretty sure there ware no Swedes in the alps, nothing I've heard about atleast. Sweden did help finland fight off the russians but that's about it besides intelligence to the allied forces such as telling Soviet they would be invaded in operation Barbarossa. Sweden was "Neutral" during WW2 and still are.

But if you find something please share it

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My uncle Max told me when I was a kid...never thought to check it out....later today I will

[SilentTrigger]

Maybe it was Swiss and not swedish? looking forward to hear more

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Norwegians....SRY

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IED strikes.

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Apache Hellfire

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Horrible to see those IED strikes

Also seems to be quite a spread on thoese rounds from the apache :O

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They are at extreme ranges most time for stealth reasons, in some vids they are firing from 2-3 km away, extremely serious weapon, devastating to be hit.