airmobile forces

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airmobile forces

The ground combat, supporting, and air vehicle units required to conduct an airmobile operation. The selected equipment is air transportable and the combat units are specially trained.

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The servicemen of the airmobile forces have the grades in terms of their experience.

Serviceman from Kazakhstan has record number of parachute jumps

In particular, programs ought to call for modernization of attack helicopter and airmobile forces and for improvements in the ability of Marine units to conduct counterterrorism and asymmetric warfare missions--missions that seem likely to be key aspects of future combat in the Middle East.

The U.S. military and the evolving challenges in the Middle East

In the years ahead, the emphasis on rapid deployment, heightened mobility and use of airmobile forces will only increase the need for oil.

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PHOTO : One attraction of the 120 mm mortar (here the famous Thomson Brandt rifled version) is its ability to provide heavy fire support to airmobile forces.

Looking ahead to the infantry mortar of the 1990s; the trend towards larger calibres and smarter munitions

This year military servicemen of the Airmobile Forces of Kazakhstan made more than 7,000 sky-diving jumps, which is a record since their establishment in June 2000.

Airmobile Forces of Kazakhstan make record of over 7,000 sky-diving jumps in 2014

The Apache was a stand-off battlefield helicopter, although it was armed to provide escort for airmobile forces in the form of 70mm rockets and a 30mm cannon.

Helicopters on watch: advanced FLIR systems are giving US Army helicopters an eyeful