belgian paracommando's
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BELGIAN PARACOMMANDO'S
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the belgium elite troop paracommando's
Wie Commando wil worden moet weten dat Commando en comfort niet samen gaan.
Who wants to be Command should know that command and comfort not go together.
WHO wants to be commande devrait savoir que commande et confort ne vont pas ensemble.
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In October 1946, the "Chateau d'Arenberg", the new home of our commands during the second world war in Great Britain were formed. In 1943 they are first entered into force in action of the newly established army. The gunfire that resounded in the attack of Patrilli on Sangrofront, were the first that were fired at by the operation in Great Britain wederopgerichte army.
The small modest group under the command of Captain Georges Danloy can be proud that also in Italy, Yugoslavia, the Yen-Island, in Germany, and on them successful appeal Walcheren was done.
A command is a good "all-round" soldier. He must therefore not only against the most exhaustive efforts file, but also about a large dose of technical knowledge. He must be a perfect gunner, and of all arms can operate.
Elsewhere they hang at the top of a rope to dangle above a deep ravine. Obstacles they know not, though there is near an area with numerous obstacles. But all they come who overcome, with plenty of brio even. And then they do a storm attack, with bayonet on the rifle. Tirelessly stools they on their dozens of other tests are devised. training even harder. Elite soldier are going not just without a hitch.
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The 5th Special Air Service or 5th SAS was an elite airborne unit during World War II, consisting entirely of Belgian volunteers. It saw action as part of the SAS Brigade in Normandy, Northern France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. Initially trained in sabotage and intelligence gathering, they converted to motorised reconnaissance on armoured jeeps. They were noted for being the first Allied unit to set foot onto Belgian soil and the first to cross the Siegfried line. This latter feat although was merely accomplished by accident.
A Belgian Independent Parachute Company was officially installed at Malvern Wells (Worcestershire) on the 8th of May 1942 by Mr Henri Rolin, Belgian under-Secretary of Defence. It comprised the following:
1. - A Company 2nd Battalion Belgian Fusiliers, a Battalion mainly made up of volunteers from South and North America assembled since January 1941, who moved to Great Britain in June 1941. "A" Company as a whole had volunteered in February 1942 to train on the lines of an Independent Parachute Company under Lt. Freddy Limbosch as Chief Instructor.
2. - A platoon of the 1st Battalion Belgian Fusiliers with some qualified parachutists (since January 1942).
3. - Volunteers from other units of the Belgian Forces who had escaped from occupied Belgium via France, Spain and Gibraltar.
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what's doe's it takes to be a good paracommando
- be a teamplayer
-show respect to your hoorah brother's
-never show mercy
-be good with a weapon
-you can't have Heights fear
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requirements to joine ==>
-be at least 18
-be a good teamplayer
-Battlelog active
-Any Rank/Level
-Revive/Replenish team mates as required
-Speak English or dutch
it's not only for people from belgium that can joine
everybody is welcome !
WHO DARES WINS
UNITED WE CONQUER
belgian paracommando's (5th) supports the platoons
-the regiment (22nd) http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/platoon/2832655241165594920/
-23rd TA SAS (23rd) http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/platoon/2832655241355243455/
other belgian site's about the paracommando's (belgian sas)
==> http://www.be4046.eu/SAS.htm
==> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5th_Special_Air_Service
==> http://www.paracommando.com/history.php?sas
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the belgium elite troop paracommando's
Wie Commando wil worden moet weten dat Commando en comfort niet samen gaan.
Who wants to be Command should know that command and comfort not go together.
WHO wants to be commande devrait savoir que commande et confort ne vont pas ensemble.
_____________________________________
In October 1946, the "Chateau d'Arenberg", the new home of our commands during the second world war in Great Britain were formed. In 1943 they are first entered into force in action of the newly established army. The gunfire that resounded in the attack of Patrilli on Sangrofront, were the first that were fired at by the operation in Great Britain wederopgerichte army.
The small modest group under the command of Captain Georges Danloy can be proud that also in Italy, Yugoslavia, the Yen-Island, in Germany, and on them successful appeal Walcheren was done.
A command is a good "all-round" soldier. He must therefore not only against the most exhaustive efforts file, but also about a large dose of technical knowledge. He must be a perfect gunner, and of all arms can operate.
Elsewhere they hang at the top of a rope to dangle above a deep ravine. Obstacles they know not, though there is near an area with numerous obstacles. But all they come who overcome, with plenty of brio even. And then they do a storm attack, with bayonet on the rifle. Tirelessly stools they on their dozens of other tests are devised. training even harder. Elite soldier are going not just without a hitch.
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The 5th Special Air Service or 5th SAS was an elite airborne unit during World War II, consisting entirely of Belgian volunteers. It saw action as part of the SAS Brigade in Normandy, Northern France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. Initially trained in sabotage and intelligence gathering, they converted to motorised reconnaissance on armoured jeeps. They were noted for being the first Allied unit to set foot onto Belgian soil and the first to cross the Siegfried line. This latter feat although was merely accomplished by accident.
A Belgian Independent Parachute Company was officially installed at Malvern Wells (Worcestershire) on the 8th of May 1942 by Mr Henri Rolin, Belgian under-Secretary of Defence. It comprised the following:
1. - A Company 2nd Battalion Belgian Fusiliers, a Battalion mainly made up of volunteers from South and North America assembled since January 1941, who moved to Great Britain in June 1941. "A" Company as a whole had volunteered in February 1942 to train on the lines of an Independent Parachute Company under Lt. Freddy Limbosch as Chief Instructor.
2. - A platoon of the 1st Battalion Belgian Fusiliers with some qualified parachutists (since January 1942).
3. - Volunteers from other units of the Belgian Forces who had escaped from occupied Belgium via France, Spain and Gibraltar.
=======================================
what's doe's it takes to be a good paracommando
- be a teamplayer
-show respect to your hoorah brother's
-never show mercy
-be good with a weapon
-you can't have Heights fear
=======================================
requirements to joine ==>
-be at least 18
-be a good teamplayer
-Battlelog active
-Any Rank/Level
-Revive/Replenish team mates as required
-Speak English or dutch
it's not only for people from belgium that can joine
everybody is welcome !
WHO DARES WINS
UNITED WE CONQUER
belgian paracommando's (5th) supports the platoons
-the regiment (22nd) http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/platoon/2832655241165594920/
-23rd TA SAS (23rd) http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/platoon/2832655241355243455/
other belgian site's about the paracommando's (belgian sas)
==> http://www.be4046.eu/SAS.htm
==> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5th_Special_Air_Service
==> http://www.paracommando.com/history.php?sas
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