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Wie SAS und NavySeals Kriegsverbrecher in Bosnien 1998 gejagt haben
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Zvornicanin
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Die SAS waren auch um Gorazde aktiv, haben Ziele fur die NATO kampfflugzeuge makiert.
Balkanpower
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Also Kampfsport wird das woll nicht direkt sein!
Eher ATK (Anti Terror Kampf) die Militär Version, also die ursprüngliche Version, und nicht die etwas entschärfte zivile Version!
das der russischen Militär Combat Sambo,und der israelischen Militär Krav Maga von den Abläufen sehr ähnlich sind.
Man in the Box
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Zusätzlich zu den anderen Kampfsportarten, haben die US & UK Special Forces angefangen, die seit Jahrzehnten von den Spezialeinheiten auf dem Balkan praktizierte altjapanische Kampfkunst "Nakitumijasi", anzuwenden. Bedingt durch die Einsätze auf dem Balkan, haben sie diese Kampfkunst "näher" kennengelernt und sie waren vermuttlich von der Effektivität mit der man den/die Gegner/in ausser Gefecht setzt,niederstreckt,flachlegt (nennt es wie ihr wollt), aüßerst beeindruckt.
Styria
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Ich will dir nicht zu nahe treten, aber wenn schon so ein Behauptung dann bitte mit Quelle
Styria
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Styria
Na kitu mi jasi
(Das heißt: Reite auf meinem Penis :toothy10
Oje danke habs verstanden
))
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Man in the Box
Dylan Dogs Assistent
Styria, es war nur ein blöder Scherz, ich bitte um Entschuldigung. Ich werde dieses mal von Fakten gebrauch machen.
Soweit mir bekannt, benutzen fast alle Spezialeinheiten Combat Jujitsu (SAS & Seals inklusive).
YouTube - Combat Jujutsu Street Defence
Und hier noch ein Bericht über die Verhaftung eines mutmaßlichen Kriegsverbrechers innerhalb des serbischen Territoriums seitens der SAS.
Operation ENSUE - The SAS Arrest Stevan Todorovic
November 1998 - Serbia
Target - Stevan Todorovic
Stevan Todorovic was a Serb wanted for war crimes committed during the ethnic cleansing of Bosanki Samac, April 1992. SFOR, the NATO-led multinational force in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina, wanted him arrested. The SAS were given the job.
Operation Ensue
Unlike other SFOR arrest operations, the SAS snatch mission took place within Serbia itself. Todorovic was known to be hiding in a log cabin in the Zlatibor region.
Todorovic's location had been determined by Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) specialists from the ISA, a U.S. Special Ops unit with a role similar to the UK's 18 (UKSF) Signals and SRR.
On the night of the the 27th of September, 1998, the 4-man SAS team, all fluent Serb speakers, stormed Todorovic's cabin. He was bound, gagged and put into a 4x4 and driven to the Drina River, close to the border with Bosnia. Once at the river, the SAS loaded Todorovic into an Zodiac-style inflatable boat and took him across and over the border where he was bundled into a waiting helicopter and flown to Tuzla for formal arrest.
In the days following Todorovic's arrest official Western sources confirmed that the suspected war criminal had been arrested by the SAS. This unusual official confirmation of SAS activities was seen as a deliberate attempt to let the Serbs know that they had nowhere to hide.
On May 4th, 2001, Todorovic was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment.
Quelle: http://www.eliteukforces.info/special-air-service/sas-operations/operation-ensue/
Gute Nacht
Soweit mir bekannt, benutzen fast alle Spezialeinheiten Combat Jujitsu (SAS & Seals inklusive).
YouTube - Combat Jujutsu Street Defence
Und hier noch ein Bericht über die Verhaftung eines mutmaßlichen Kriegsverbrechers innerhalb des serbischen Territoriums seitens der SAS.
Operation ENSUE - The SAS Arrest Stevan Todorovic
November 1998 - Serbia
Target - Stevan Todorovic
Stevan Todorovic was a Serb wanted for war crimes committed during the ethnic cleansing of Bosanki Samac, April 1992. SFOR, the NATO-led multinational force in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina, wanted him arrested. The SAS were given the job.
Operation Ensue
Unlike other SFOR arrest operations, the SAS snatch mission took place within Serbia itself. Todorovic was known to be hiding in a log cabin in the Zlatibor region.
Todorovic's location had been determined by Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) specialists from the ISA, a U.S. Special Ops unit with a role similar to the UK's 18 (UKSF) Signals and SRR.
On the night of the the 27th of September, 1998, the 4-man SAS team, all fluent Serb speakers, stormed Todorovic's cabin. He was bound, gagged and put into a 4x4 and driven to the Drina River, close to the border with Bosnia. Once at the river, the SAS loaded Todorovic into an Zodiac-style inflatable boat and took him across and over the border where he was bundled into a waiting helicopter and flown to Tuzla for formal arrest.
In the days following Todorovic's arrest official Western sources confirmed that the suspected war criminal had been arrested by the SAS. This unusual official confirmation of SAS activities was seen as a deliberate attempt to let the Serbs know that they had nowhere to hide.
On May 4th, 2001, Todorovic was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment.
Quelle: http://www.eliteukforces.info/special-air-service/sas-operations/operation-ensue/
Gute Nacht