Seen
My bad,
All apologies.
no prob mate 
FMK-3
The FMK-3 submachine gun was developed by Fabricaciones Militares company of Argentina circa 1974 and is being manufactured by Small Arms factory of Domingo Matheu. It is used by Army and Police of Argentina, and also, in semi-automatic version is sold to civilians under the name of FMK-5.
FMK-3 is a blowback-operated, selective fire submachine gun. It uses telescoped bolt, that sleeves around the rear part of the barrel when closed. Double stak magazine is inserted into the pistol grip. Receiver and pistol grip is made from steel stampings, safety/fire selector switch is located at the left side of the weapon above the pistol grip. There also is an automated grip safety at the rear of the pistol grip. The sights are of flip-up type with “L”-shaped rear sight blade, marked for range of 50 and 100 meters. The retractable buttstock is made from steel wire.
It is said that FMK-3 is quite comfortable to use and accurate in full-auto, putting all hits into 125 mm (5 inches) groups when firing offhand at 50 meters (short bursts, obviously).
(this weapon isn`t in service,but civilians can use it,obviousty,buying a weapon license and training for use weapons.)
FABRICATED BY :
Fabricaciones militares (FM)(military fabrications)
the creator of FM:
manuel nicolas savio.
the investigation works by: 
citefa made this missile:
AS-25k
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Argentinian air force (who has the honour of having the best pilots in the world)
Main Marking
im going to find some info about faa (fuerza aerea argentina/argentinian air force).
Ahhhhhhh. Skyhawk! What a classic!
Notice - an aircraft so bloody compact and neatly done at inception that later in life they had to give it a hump-back just to fit more avionics kit in!
I remember the last open door day of the British forces in RAF Gatow in West Berlin in 1994, just before the Allies withdrew. They had a very dirty Chieftain MBT for display, and when I went inside, I discovered that it was full of live ammo.
I talked to the squaddy, who was explaining the tank, and he told me that they had one tank especially cleaned for the display, but due to some reason, it caught fire the day before the display, so they had to take a tank from their ready unit… :shock:
Jan
ARGENTINIAN ARMY PHOTOS:
Lohr and Heavy Mor FM Liv Ref of 120 mm
Vela
Infantry with a lohr
Grenadiers
Assault team
Boat
VCA with thunder direction
ARGENTINIANS UNIFORMS DURING WW2
they were based in the german uniforms,because,the half part of the officers and a big part of soldiers and sub-officers were germans emigrated before great war (WW1),some of them usually used the nazi uniform.
all of the troops are argentinian,the uniform too!,and helmets are made in switzerland.
¿Qué es el tamaño actual del ejército argentino?
what´s the actual size of argentinian army?,i don´t know,but,if you´re reffering to number of troops,it´s really small,we have good equipments - or + modern ,our troops are very well trained (much better than 1982!!!),and actually the morale is high.but you can´t compare this army with the army of usa or germany,because we have a small number of troops.
we have too gendarmeria defending limits of argentina,if there is a war,the gendarmeria has permission to kill everybody in the enemy side to protect our security.
if there is a war,the gendarmeria has permission to kill everybody in the enemy side to protect our security.
¡Debo esperar tan!
Encontré un sitio web que tiene los números para el ejército de Argentina
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/argentina/army.htm
muchas gracias,me son muy utiles!
excuse me,i don´t understand,it´s bad translated,it says, i must wait!..
can you say it in english please
I meant to say ‘i should think so’
Argentinian Military Ranks:
Argentinian Army
Errr… Argentine private hiding behind a polar bear in a snowstorm on a glacier? All I see is a white rectangle!
Edit: dammit, it’s appeared now :evil:
Errr… Argentine private hiding behind a polar bear in a snowstorm on a glacier? All I see is a white rectangle!
Edit: dammit, it’s appeared now :evil:[/quote]
What???
i never put insults in the british military topic.
Ay! Ay! Calm down Erwin. He’s not being rude about the Argentinians.
All he could see is a white square, so he suggested that any Argentine military presence was behind a white object, against a white background. Evidently the comment translated rather badly.