igmanac wrote:Pa Keksicu nas, ma ko nam se to zabrinuo za Albance ,cccc
Nije valjda da se nadate da cete na komsiluk opet navaljivat s nakim svemirskim tenkovima
a komsiluk naoruzan nekim prackama i pravljenim puskama
Pa to ste samo jednom imali sansu i ispali ste papci
Slijedeci put niko nece biti janje za klanje, prije da ce svi biti vrlo spremni i natakareni da vec jednom rijese taj
cir sto nam svima smeta u regionu..
Bolje obucavajte Kosovke djevojke, valjace vam...
Smijesno je porediti snagu Srbije i Kosova.
Uostalom, nema sanse da ce tamo vise biti vecih sukoba jer Srbiji u ovom trenutku nije potrebno da se bakce sa Kosovom i upravo je to razlog sto je Taci poslao svoju policiju da zauzme te punktove...
Btw, evo nekih informacija o VS, a ne vjerujem da je Kosovo (zajedno sa Albanijom) jace...
Serbian Army
Active 1867-1918
2006 - present
Country Serbia
Branch Army (Ground forces)
Size 28,000 regulars
100,000 reservists
Garrison/HQ Niš
Commanders
Commander Lt. General Ljubiša Diković
The Serbian Army is the largest service branch in the Serbian Armed Forces. Currently there are about 28,000 professional soldiers and 100,000 reservists who were incorporated from the old conscript branches. After the reorganization, the number of professional troops has grown, while the number of conscripts has decreased.
Since 2004, the Serbian Army has undergone structural reforms, reducing the number of active personnel from over 100,000 soldiers in 2002, conscripts accounted for over 40% of active personnel. Serbia abolished conscription on January 1, 2011.[1]
A 35-hectare (86-acre) Cepotina military base, has been built near the administrative zone with the province of Kosovo and state border with the Republic of Macedonia, some 5 kilometers southeast of the Serbian city of Bujanovac. The ground security zone extends along 384 kilometers of the administration line and covers the area of total 1,920 square kilometers. Units of the Second, Third and Fourth brigade are placed at more than 20 camps and checkpoints in the zone.[2]
The Serbian Army consist of units of brigades to battalions in size.
The four army brigades are larger than a conventional modern brigade, their size is more akin to a division. Each brigade consists of ten battalions, one command battalion, two infantry battalions, one self-propelled artillery battalion, air defense battalion, armored battalion, two mechanized battalions, one logistic and one engineering battalion. The only exception being the 1st brigade, which has only one infantry battalion.
Equipment summary:[3]
Tanks - 212
Artillery - 208
Armoured vehicles - 320
The Serbian Army primarily operates equipment of Yugoslavian and Soviet origin, ranging from small arms, armoured combat vehicles and self-propelled artillery.
[edit] Organization
Structure of the army.
Army Command (Niš)
3VP.gif3rd Military Police Battalion (Niš)
5VP.gif5th Military Police Battalion (Belgrade)
ABHO.png246th NBC Battalion (Kruševac)
21. Bataljon veze.png 21st Signal Battalion (Niš)
TRZČ.gif TOI "Čačak"
1 Brigada KOV.png1st Army Brigade (Novi Sad)
10th Command Battalion
11th Infantry Battalion
12th Self-Propelled Artillery Battalion
13th Self-Propelled Missile Launcher Artillery Battalion
14th Air Defense Artillery Battalion
15th Tank battalion
16th Mechanized Battalion
17th Mechanized Battalion
18th Engineer Battalion
19th Logistic Battalion
M-84 Main Battle Tank
2 Brigada KOV.png2nd Land Force Brigade (Kraljevo)
20th Command Battalion
21st Infantry Battalion
22nd Infantry Battalion
23rd Self-Propelled Artillery Battalion
24th Self-Propelled Missile Launcher Artillery Battalion
25th Air Defense Artillery Battalion
26th Tank Battalion
27th Mechanized Battalion
28th Mechanized Battalion
29th Logistic Battalion
210th Engineer Battalion
M-80A Infantry fighting vehicle
3 Brigada KOV.png3rd Land Force Brigade (Niš)
30th Command Battalion
31st Infantry Battalion
32nd Infantry Battalion
33rd Self-Propelled Howitzer Artillery Battalion
34th Multiple Rocket Launcher Battalion
35th Air Defense Artillery Battalion
36th Tank Battalion
37th Mechanized Battalion
38th Mechanized Battalion
39th Logistic Battalion
310th Engineer Battalion
M-10 combat uniform used by the Serbian Army
4 Brigada KOV.png4th Land Force Brigade (Vranje)
40th Command Battalion
41st Infantry Battalion
42nd Infantry Battalion
43rd Self-Propelled Howitzer Artillery Battalion
44th Self-Propelled Rocket Launcher Battalion
45th Air Defense Artillery Rocket Battalion
46th Tank Battalion
47th Mechanized Battalion
48th Mechanized Battalion
49th Logistic Battalion
410th Engineer Battalion
2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled artillery
Mešovita artiljeriska Brigada.pngMixed Artillery Brigade (Niš)
Command Battalion
Mixed Missile Artillery Battalion
1st Howitzer-Cannon Artillery Battalion
2nd Howitzer-Cannon Artillery Battalion
3rd Cannon Artillery Battalion
4th Cannon Artillery Battalion
69th Logistics Battalion
River Flotilla assault boat DČJ-412
RFVSAmblem.pngRiver Flotilla (Novi Sad)
Command Company
1st River Detachment
2nd River Detachment
1st Pontoon Battalion
2nd Pontoon Battalion
Logistic Company
Spec brigada.pngSpecial Brigade (Pančevo)
Command Battalion
Military Police Counter-terrorist Battalion.png Military Police / Counter-terrorist Battalion
63rd. parachute battalion.png 63rd Parachute Battalion
72nd Reconnaissance-Commando Battalion.png 72nd Reconnaissance-Commando Battalion
Logistics Battalion