
Põhimõtteliselt oleme me kõigi ees käsi pikal, sest ohus oleme meie ja meie 2% SKT-st meid ohust välja ei päästa. Oleme me ju siin palju kirjutanud, et praalida pole suurt midagi.

https://twitter.com/pmakela1/status/835102286561038337for their Lithuania deployment the 122nd Mech. Btn. had to borrow over 1,500 pieces of equipment that they should have, but didn't
http://www.upi.com/Defense-News/2017/02 ... 487785630/Defense leaders in Turkey are finalizing an agreement with the Kremlin to procure Russian-made S-400 missile defense systems.
The two countries have been in negotiations over the purchase since August 2016. Recent comments by Turkish foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu to local media quoted by the TASS news agency suggest the parties are close to reaching a deal.
"The S-400 talks are going on positively," he said.
The Daily Sabah reports Turkey's defense leadership says the goal of the purchase is to fulfill the country's missile defense needs while its own contractors work to produce a domestic solution.
One year ago, he described how the Saxony-based 371st tank battalion, prior to taking on its role as "spearhead" of the NATO Response Force, had to borrow 15,000 pieces of equipment from 56 other German military units.
In another example, the 345th artillery training battalion, based just west of Frankfurt, was officially supposed to have 24 armored artillery vehicles at its disposal. In reality, though, it had just seven, of which six were on standby for NATO and could not be used. And the seventh was in reserve for the six on standby. Troops reported to Bartels that they hadn't been able to carry out training exercises at the site for the last three years.
A mountain infantry unit had only 96 pairs of night-vision goggles available instead of the 522 it had been allotted -- of which 76 had to be loaned out to other units. Which meant they only had 20, of which 17 were damaged.
"It is often the case, with Navy units that are returning from a mission, for example, that as soon as they dock in their homeport, pieces of equipment are immediately dismounted from ships and then remounted on those vessels heading out to replace them, such as (radar devices). The components wear out much more quickly due to the frequent mounting and dismounting, such that the process becomes self-reinforcing."
According to protocol, the army is supposed to have at least 70 percent of large pieces of equipment, such as tanks and armored vehicles, available during operations. In reality, though, it is often much less than that. Other systems, such as night-vision goggles, are often missing completely.
Tsitaat pärit antud isiku 2016 aasta lõpus antud ülevaatest BundestagileAnother area of concern is materiel: I will cite the striking example of battle tanks:
In order to achieve full resourcing for training, exercises and deployments, the fleet
of 225 available tanks is going to be reinforced with 100 second-hand Leopard 2s,
which will need to be modernised. Over the next seven years. If we are buying back
second-hand tanks – why is it going to take so long? No contracts have been signed
so far. The whole operation to ensure the Bundeswehr is ‘fully resourced’ for its
‘current’ functions is due to continue until 2030
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