CZ P-10C NATO Special Edition for outgoing Chairman of NATO Military Committee and his team
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bannockburn
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Snejdarek
Nice going away present from CZ to the NATO military chairman Czech Army General Pavel and his staff!
Nice going away present from CZ to the NATO military chairman Czech Army General Pavel and his staff!
SSN Vet
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So glad to see the elites get perks for their "public service"
Zerodefect
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IIRC, more than a few manufacturing companies in that area received huge .gov grants, to boost the economy, and have boomed into excellent companies. I wonder if this is related?
No big deal. Where's my TSO .40 in a full cigar box?
CZ has been making a nearly flawless pistol for so long, they could give HRC a commemorative pistol, and I wouldn't care.
No big deal. Where's my TSO .40 in a full cigar box?
CZ has been making a nearly flawless pistol for so long, they could give HRC a commemorative pistol, and I wouldn't care.
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Speedo66
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Do I detect a little bitterness here? lol
dogtown tom
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So I suppose you absolutely hate veteran benefits right?
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So I suppose you absolutely hate veteran benefits right?
This article isn't about veteran.... only one person "rewarded" was in uniform. This article was about CZ greasing the skids for future defense contracts via. gifts and gratuities.
But since I am a vet myself (9.5 years active duty), I'll go ahead and chime in that I think most gub'ment veteran's bennies (i.e. VA health care, etc...) should be reserved for those with service related disabilities and those who served full careers active duty.
dogtown tom
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Correct, you used the term "public service". Most all of us consider veterans as having performed a public service.
No it wasn't.
That staff doesn't make purchases of firearms on behalf of NATO nations, Each NATO nation has its own procurement system for small arms.
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Snejdarek
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The general is entering retirement.
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Snejdarek
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They don't purchase firearms in NATO however they do procure some military equipment that is then jointly used by member states, e.g. very large cargo planes that individual small European countries would have very little use for on their own.
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