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2. Pierre-sur-Haute military radio station - Wikipedia

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   The Pierre-sur-Haute station is controlled by the French Air Force and is a subsidiary of the Lyon – Mont Verdun Air Base, 80 km (50 mi) east the station. It is one of the four radio stations [1] : 03:52 along France's north-south axis, in constant communication with the three others: Lacaune , Henrichemont and the Rochefort air base. [4]

3. Koninklijke School voor Onderofficieren - Wikipedia

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   Belgian Armed Forces. Website. www .saffraanberg .be. The Koninklijke School voor Onderofficieren (Dutch) or École Royale des Sous-Officiers (French) is the main military training establishment in Belgium for non-officer staff of the Belgian armed forces.

4. Category : Military units and formations of France by type

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   A. Air units and formations of France ‎ (4 C) Airborne units and formations of France ‎ (3 C, 6 P) Army units and formations of France by type ‎ (4 C)

5. List of equipment of the French Army - Wikipedia

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   5.56×45mm NATO. Still listed by the French army among the weapons in service with the 1er RPIMa as late as 2009 and generally seen used in tandem with the M203 grenade launcher. It is unknown if the rifle is still in use by the 1er RPIMa. Still used to train troops in the 51st Infantry Regiment as of 2021. AK-47.

6. Franco-Greek defence agreement - Wikipedia

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   The agreement was accompanied by a defence procurement deal worth €3 billion where France would supply Greece with frigates and corvettes. It was signed by French President Emmanuel Macron , Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis , French Defence Minister Florence Parly , French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian , and Greek Foreign ...

7. Military reserve forces of France - Wikipedia

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   The army reserve was created by law on 27 July 1872 following the disbandment of the National Guard. [2] [3] This law established a military service obligation of twenty years for French men as follows: five years in the active army; four years in the Army Reserve; five years in the Territorial Army; six years in the Territorial Army Reserve.