Latest development on the Scale Model Humvees in Lebanon project:
A UNIFIL Spanish Marines M1036A1, a UNIFIL SVNKON M1114 and a Lebanese Army Maghaweer Regiment M1151.
Tamiya, Bronco and Academy kits.
Another Artillery System in Lebanon is the now Famous Self-Propelled Artillery System with its latest photos from the field:
FrenchBatt UNIFIL CAESAR Self-Propelled Artillery System performing during the latest Neptune Thunder exercise, September 8, 2011.(Ministère de la Défense)
FrenchBatt UNIFIL CAESAR Self-Propelled Artillery Systems performing during the latest Neptune Thunder exercise, September 8, 2011.(Ministère de la Défense)
FrenchBatt UNIFIL CAESAR Self-Propelled Artillery Systems firing at the Sea during the latest Neptune Thunder exercise, September 8, 2011.(Ministère de la Défense)
The FrenchBatt CAESAR Self-Propelled Artillery System during a UNIFIL Force Commander Reserve display in early November 2011.(LNA)
The FrenchBatt CAESAR Self-Propelled Artillery System vehicles dispatched in Lebanon belonging to the French Army 40e Régiment d’Artillerie, here is the opportunity to present another walk around of the beast with photos taken at the open days of the vehicle’s home base of Suippes.
The first photo of a NORINCO SH2 Artillery System seen on Lebanese roads on November 2011. The vehicle is loaded on a Lebanese Army MAN TGA 33.400 Tank Transporter.
A Lebanese Army M113A1-B-Amb of the 11th Mechanized Brigade performing during a joint US-Lebanese Training Program held on November 3, 2011. The Ambulance is part of the 13 M113A1-B-Amb bought to Belguim a couple of years back and deployed among several Brigades and Regiments. (Lebanese Army Website)
A Lebanese Air Force UH-1H inside view photo taken during the joint US-Lebanese Training Program held on November 3, 2011. (Lebanese Army Website)
Another Lebanese Army M113A1-B-Amb belonging to the Commando (Maghaweer) Regiment, May 2011. (EGL/Joe Bejjany)
Tourists souvenir photos are always interesting to explore, a lot of pictures of military vehicles can be found and Lebanese military vehicles is a recurrent subject in this field.
A Lebanese Army AIFV-B-C25 of the Commandos (Maghaweer) Regiment in Beirut, February 14, 2010. This AIFV doesn't have rear side baskets like the other Lebanese AIFVs.
A Lebanese Army M998 of an Intervention Regiment in Beirut, February 14, 2010.
A Lebanese Army Military Police M1008 of an Intervention Regiment, Beirut, February 14, 2010.
