See F-4E and A-7Es in live fire drills

[PanosGR]

Plus F-16 block 52+ and F16 Adv. Mirage 2000-5, AH-64D, Super Puma and more. All of the above during the exercise of Greek Air Force Kaberos 2014 on Thursday.
First vid you can see till CL-415 drop (the rest is bla bla), and second vid you can skip some bla bla in the Beginning .  Hope you like it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O33Usia5iVY

[mthrockmor]

+1

[MrRiplEy[H]]

Plus F-16 block 52+ and F16 Adv. Mirage 2000-5, AH-64D, Super Puma and more. All of the above during the exercise of Greek Air Force Kaberos 2014 on Thursday.
First vid you can see till CL-415 drop (the rest is bla bla), and second vid you can skip some bla bla in the Beginning .  Hope you like it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O33Usia5iVY

All this while the Greek government is battling astronomical economic trouble and other euro countries are feeding billions of euros of support money. Money well spent it seems.

[Brooke]

άριστη ! 

[PanosGR]

άριστη !  

Hey Brooke glad you like it)  

[PanosGR]

All this while the Greek government is battling astronomical economic trouble and other euro countries are feeding billions of euros of support money. Money well spent it seems.

Greetings MrRipley! As for your comment sorry  but you don’t know the half of it and I’m too busy to explain it to you right now.  

Besides these money for defense comes from our primary surplus in other words its out money not form Brussels.

[Shifty]

Great vid Panos, thanks for posting it. 

[GScholz]

 

[SFRT - Frenchy]

Hitech bring on realistic explosions to liven up the battlefield. Thank u for posting, cool stuff.

[MrRiplEy[H]]

Greetings MrRipley! As for your comment sorry  but you don’t know the half of it and I’m too busy to explain it to you right now.  

Besides these money for defense comes from our primary surplus in other words its out money not form Brussels.

I'm quite familiar with the situation in Greece, half my family is Greek. I just don't see how Greece being the 3rd biggest military spender in EU goes together with people starving on streets and needing billions of support money. The Greek navy was purchasing 8 billions worth of submarines all while the government can't pay their debts? Doesn't really add up.

[Brooke]

I'm quite familiar with the situation in Greece, half my family is Greek. I just don't see how Greece being the 3rd biggest military spender in EU goes together with people starving on streets and needing billions of support money. The Greek navy was purchasing 8 billions worth of submarines all while the government can't pay their debts? Doesn't really add up.

It adds up when you consider the history of Greece vs. Turkey, the location of Greece as a borderland of western civilization, and that Greece must realize that it would be foolhardy in the extreme to count on [can't talk about it here] for help in case of international conflict.

[-ammo-]

I think Greece feels they can't count on Article 5 if they were attacked -  especially since it may be Turkey, a NATO member, doing the attacking.  Erdogan does not exactly give the NATO member Nations a "warm fuzzy feeling"

I have attended several NATO manning conferences and you would likely laugh or cry at the deliberate maneuvering by the Greek and Turkish national representatives.  It's comical but man does it slow things down.  The NAC is forced to play moderator with these two sovereign Nations -  if one of these Nations gets a Flag in a command then the other must also be compensated accordingly.  Same goes for OF5 positions.

Having said that -  Great film Panos - I really enjoyed it

[danny76]

Be very careful, the Greeks take umbrage at people looking at their aeroplanes

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