Nam pozostaje się cieszyć z wyszkolenia załóg naszych Leopardów:
http://www.army.mil.pl/7_07/120707_leo/120707_leo.html
http://www.he.admin.ch/internet/heer/de ... lenge.html
Z mp.net
Cytuj:
Swiss Tank Challenge
Last week, July 2 - 7, the international tank championship, "Swiss Tank Challenge", took place in Thun, Switzerland. Tank crews from Switzerland and other European countries met at the Mechanical Training Center of Swiss Army to determine the best ones among them. Aside from the host country Switzerland, the following countries were invited: Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden and Spain - all those European countries whose armies use the battle tank Leopard 2.
The crews competed on Swiss Army simulators. The goal of the challenge was to acquire the targets in the shortest possible time and destroy them with the least amount of ammunition. Variety of conditions were simulated, including shooting from a driving tank. The task demanded perfect communication between the tank commander and its crew: the aimer and the loader.
The challenge was run in categories:
1. Swiss crews only
2. Foreign crews only
3. Swiss and foreign crews
The winner of the category 2 was Sweden, while Poland won category 3.
The crowning conclusion of the Challenge was an annual Steel Parade, on Saturday, July 7, 2007. On display were numerous vehicles, which played or still play a role in historical motorization of Swiss Army. The parade was opened by few former cyclists from Swiss Cyclist Company, followed by a squadron of Swiss Cavalry.
Mam nadzieje że nie trzeba tłumaczyć??
W turnieju uczestniczyli:
Czile(tak się to pisze po polsku??), Dania, Niemcy, Finlandia, Holandia, Austria, Polska, Szwecja, Hiszpania, Turcja, Szwajacaria, Grecja
Wielkie Gratki dla zwycięzców.