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Grom polish units are very impressive.
For example, when they make public demo for foreign officers, they usually do this:
- the main officer of grom unit holds a small target quite close from his body.
- a grom sniper, 1 km far away, shoots the target.
They are not funny at all (photos from Irak):
http://acn.waw.pl/grom1/grom287.jpg
http://acn.waw.pl/grom1/grom288.jpg
The best is the grom marine unit:
http://acn.waw.pl/grom1/grom298.jpg
http://acn.waw.pl/grom1/grom70.jpg
What Polish special forces ? The article you link to only mentions US special forces.
Putain, y sais pas lire le joueur de pipeau à la con? Même moi j'ai vu que ça en causait des commandos de Polacks...
Bordel, j'ai encore oublié: Signé Raoul
Yo Melodius Thunk, you blind?!? The article mentions Polish forces.
"The commander of the Polish-led multinational force, Gen. Miecyzslaw Bienek, said U.S. special forces carried out the raid. The construction company that employed the Polish hostage, Jerzy Kos, said special forces -- including Polish troops -- had located the hide-out earlier."
Look people, that means US special forces and Polish "troops" located the place where the hostages were kept and US Special Forces did the job, or doesn't it ?
You should learn to read.
The story was covered widely and Polish special troops are indeed mentioned from other sources.
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