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The operation you mention is part of a wider network of NATO "Stay behind" operations also called Gladio. In case of massive offensive operations through the hard-to-defend areas of what we call Friuli Venezia Giulia (Gorizia, Trieste, etc), the army had to retreat to more defendable positions and leave behind civilian police (which would continue to represent authority) in the big cities and significant military/civilian guerrillas in the countryside with all sorts of specific missions : EW, targeting for LGBs, attacks on trains & roads & bridges, mining, all sorts of sabotage, propaganda, information gathering, etcViktor said:Yes author is quite a legend of a man for putting such immense efort and made such database.
By my opinion most extensive database on Russian weapons sistem.
Because of 60 000 tanks rolling down the europe in event of war tactical nuclear warhead had to be produced, AH-64D, Tornado gorund atack plane and Harier.
Im realy impresed how even light tanks like PT-76 can give quite a punch if properly tactis is applied like in Indian-Pakistan wars. And I think PT-76 cant even held out 12.7 machine gun fire. LOL not every tank needs to have 70t.
Since you are Italian guy you might being interest about this. Long before i even started to have interest in military tehnology and weapons I was reading article in our newspaper about some operation Helebrada (dont know did I wrote it correctly - middle age weapon).
So this was Italian operation of pulling out army from Trst in a event of Russian intervention in former Yugoslavia because off unrest and "civil war".
Army suposed to pull out and police to hand over power when Russians arive.
I wonder are you familiar with such operation/plan?
This was supposed to spare too heavy damage to big cities like Trieste, which would have been impossible to defend anyway.
Glad nothing happened
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