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Czechia Prapor, oddíl, or
letka Denmark Bataljon, afdeling, or
bataljons kampgruppe Finland Pataljoona, or
bataljon France Bataillon, or
groupement Germany...
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Armed Forces Staff Battalion (Latvian: Nacionālo Bruņoto Spēku Štāba
bataljons) is a
specialized battalion of
Latvian National Armed Forces. Its main...
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Solheims Bataljon was a
buekorps in
Bergen which existed from 1927 to
shortly after 1950,
though some
claim it was
founded already in the 1890s. It is...
- Nordnæs
Bataillon is a
buekorps in
Bergen that was
established 3 May 1858. The
members primarily come from the
eastern side of Nordnes. Hartvedt, Gunnar...
- The 2nd
Battalion (Norwegian: 2.
bataljon;
abbreviated as 2BN) is an
infantry unit of the
Norwegian Army,
based at camp
Skjold in
Troms county in Northern...
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Skansens Bataljon is a
buekorps in
Bergen that was
established 22 May 1860. The
buekorps has its
headquarters in the old fire
station at Skansen. Traditionally...
- The
Telemark Battalion (Norwegian:
Telemark bataljon,
abbreviated as TMBN) is a
mechanised infantry battalion of the
Norwegian Army. It was established...
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Nevidni bataljon (The
Invisible Battalion) is a 1967
Slovene film
directed by Jane Kavčič. A
group of
German soldiers begins to feel safe from partisan...
- The
Bataljon Bevrijding – 5
Linie (lit. 'Liberation—5th Line Battalion') is an
infantry battalion in the Land
Component of the
Belgian Armed Forces. The...
- ISBN 82-02-17629-8. Ramberg, S. E. L.;
Trygve Andersen;
Arvid Petterson (1996). Alta
bataljons historie 1898–1995 (in Norwegian). Alta: Alta Battalion. ISBN 82-90579-14-4...
