Renáta Révész - 2. oldal

A New Chapter In The Kosovo Commitment

2008. szeptember 16. 8:02

The peace of the Balkans has an impact on the whole of Europe, since this conflict area is the closest to the European Union. Since the beginning of the past century, Hungary has taken its share in preserving and maintaining the fragile peace in the Balkans. As regards the commitment of the Hungarian Defence Forces in Kosovo, a new chapter has started: a multinational KFOR battalion led by Hungarians has taken up service in its area of responsibility, at the base nearby the town of Pec, Kosovo.

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The Rise Of Bochkor: A Successful Training

2008. szeptember 2. 7:34

Gábor Bochkor has completed his ‘fighter pilot training’with success. Although now, before the Air Show, everything is about the preparations for the big event in the military aviation base of Kecskemét, but on Thursday the highlight of the day was the Albatros flight of the radio host.

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There Is A Bomb For Every Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician

2008. július 21. 10:34

Explosive ordnance disposal technicians are superstitious people. They believe somewhere there is a bomb for each of them, waiting only for them. Those who are lucky will never find it and may retire in peace at the end of their career. Posthumous Major Krisztián Nemes, who died heroically in Afghanistan on 12 July, was not among the fortunate ones.

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”Gyula Was A Real FRIEND, In Capital Letters”

2008. június 16. 6:47

This morning, just like any other morning, four explosive ordnance disposal technicians started their daily work in Hungary and set off to defuse devices which were made for the sole purpose of killing. They have a dangerous job that requires sacrifice. In spite of all this they hit the road anywhere in the world if they have to. Just like Sergeant First Class Gyula Kovács did last Tuesday morning, when he was leaving the Hungarian camp to defuse a bomb in Afghan territory.

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Longing for Afghanistan

2008. április 14. 5:39

Three youngsters – a bit in awe – watch the gathering of journalists in the National Health Centre. The media workers have come because of them and soon they are standing in the middle of the pouring questions, largely aimed at the same issue – how come that someone volunteers to travel to one of the most dangerous countries in the world with a military delegation?

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