Tunisians in WW2 many Supported Hitler and other Supported France and now ppl are irrelevant to the War
not really because ppl moved on and rarely to find ppl talk about it
maybe a technique to show distance tbh don't know .... thous picture ( desert ) when Tunisia participate in flintlock 15 and thous guys are Special Forces ( Tab above the flag )
yeah SF needed to be Upgraded no more ben ali policy of neglecting to the army and even the infantry got better equipment camelbak new digital camouflage and better vestWhat a spectacular picture. great load out. New helmets with camera on and comm. Rifle + grip and and long mag. Hell yah baby thats what im talking about.
yeah SF needed to be Upgraded no more ben ali policy of neglecting to the army and even the infantry got better equipment camelbak new digital camouflage and better vest
tbh Tunisia don't have a military industry it's something new starting with the patrol boat P201 Istiklal by cooperation between the army and private company
tbh Tunisia don't have a military industry it's something new starting with the patrol boat P201 Istiklal by cooperation between the army and private company
Tunisia now is considering some Turkish vehicles such NMS 4X4 and in term of industry i see Tunisia is more close to cooperate with Turkey or USA / France or Italy and Germany
A very informative thread, really enjoyed it!! Please keep us posted on developments in your beautiful country!The Tunisian Armed Forces (Arabic: القوات المسلحة التونسية) consist of the Tunisian Army (Arabic : الجيش الوطني التونسي ) , Air Force ( القوات الجوية التونسية ) and Navy ( البحرية التونسية ).
as of 2016 Tunisia have an Army of nearly 60'000 Personel with between 5000 and 12000 reserve being trained every year under mandatory national service and Air Force of nearly 6000 personel and Navy of nearly 6000 personel ..
Tunisia participates in United Nations peacekeeping efforts in the DROC (MONUSCO) and Côte d'Ivoire. Previous United Nations peacekeeping deployments for the Tunisian armed forces have included Cambodia (UNTAC), Namibia (UNTAG), Somalia (UNOSOM I & II) , Rwanda, Burundi, Ethiopia/Eritrea (UNMEE), and the 1960s mission in the Congo, ONUC.
The modern Tunisian Army had its origins in the time of the French Protectorate (1881–1956). During this period, Tunisians were recruited in significant numbers into the French Army, serving as tirailleurs (infantry) and spahis (cavalry). These units saw active service in Europe during both World Wars, as well as in Indo-China prior to 1954. The only exclusively Tunisian military force permitted under French rule was the Beylical Guard.
The national army among the first institutions that have been sent to complete sovereignty .. the first nucleus of the national army structured on 24 June 1956 and about 5000 soldier ( some of them are former French Army officers and non-commissiod officers )
National Army on his first parade in Mohamed V Avenue in the capital by formations of infantry and field artillery and armor.
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