| SUDANESE ARMED FORCES |
| SUDANSKE ORUŽANE SNAGE |
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| Sudanske narodne oružane snage imaju oko 60.000 pripadnika, podržanih od malobrojnih avijacije i mornarice. Uz ove snage, na terenu postoje i mnoge plemenske milicije te paravojne snage političkih stranaka. Ova "mješavina" snaga osim redovnih vojnih zadataka održava i red unutar zemlje. Na pobunjenom jugu zemlje dio pobunjenika su bivši pripadnici redovite vojske, koja se raspala uglavnom po vjerskoj osnovi. Sudanske oružane snage su tradicionalno slabo opremljene sofisticiranom tehnologijom.To su, osamdesetih godina, pokušale "popraviti" Sjedinjene Američke Države, ali su prekinuli svu vojnu suradnju nakon vojnog udara 1989. godine. | ||
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| CAP BADGE | COLLAR BADGES | |
| Oznaka za kapu | Oznake za rever | |
| Obsolete cap badge of Sudanese Army replaced by a gilt bird. (Badge was used after Sudan gained independance) | ||
| Znak za kapu korišten odmah nakon što je Sudan stekao nezavisnost. Zamjenjen je grbom Sudana. | ||
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The Sudan People's Armed Forces is a 60,000-member army supported by a small air force and navy. Irregular tribal and former rebel militias and Popular Defence Forces supplement the army’s strength in the field. This is mixed force, having the additional duty of maintaining internal security. Some rebels currently fighting in the south are former army members. Sudan’s military forces have historically been hampered by limited and outdated equipment. In the 1980s, the U.S. worked with the Sudanese Government to upgrade equipment with special emphasis on airlift capacity and logistics. All U.S. military assistance was terminated following the military coup of 1989. |
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