Fuerzas Armadas del Perú (archivo)

[JRIVERA]

Ayer por Semana Santa se realizo una caminata nocturna por la Playa San Pedro y en la mañana se realizo el primer disparo de Kornet publico que se muestra en la pagina WEB del EP.


Saludos,
JRIVERA

[JRIVERA]

Visita del Comandante del Comando Operacional del Norte a las instalaciones de la Marina de Guerra en el área de Piura y Paita.



Reunión entre Capitanes de Puerto de Zorritos – Perú y Puerto Bolívar – Ecuador



VIII Grupo de Apoyo de Fuerzas Especiales viajó rumbo al VRAE



Delegación estadounidense, encabezada por el Jefe del Grupo de Ataque Nro. 1 del portaaviones USS Carl Vinson, Contralmirante Ted Branch, colocaron una ofrenda floral ante el busto del Gran Almirante Miguel Grau Seminario en la Escuela Naval del Perú.



Delegación del Ministerio de Defensa de la República Federal Alemana visitó Comandancia General de Operaciones de la Amazonía y Quinta Zona Naval


Saludos,
JRIVERA

[comando_pachacutec]

Foto: Paracaidístas peruanos.

Dios mio... los paracaidistas peruanos dan miedo... ¿para qué se rapan la cabeza? Y con esas pinturas.. joder, me van a pegar los compañeros, pero asi como van a mi me parecen una tribu de canibales. Y no es coña, yo me los veo en mitad de la selva sin el traje militar y pienso que me van a comer hasta vivo.

¡Y no me digais que no pensariais lo mismo!

Saludos.

Jajajaa.. despues contesto... que risa!

Saludos

[Malcomn]

Jajajaa.. despues contesto... que risa!

Que conste que va de bien, juro que es lo primero que pense. Y a mi al menos me acojonan, si lo han hecho con esa idea en mente, funcionar, funciona.

Saludos.

[aston2]

Jajajaa.. despues contesto... que risa!

Que conste que va de bien, juro que es lo primero que pense. Y a mi al menos me acojonan, si lo han hecho con esa idea en mente, funcionar, funciona.

Saludos.

y eso que no has visto a los mas chancaditos que tenemos , pero bromas a parte el espiritu de entrega por nuestro pais es de resaltar. Otra cosa estoy seguro que algunas miembros del ejercito español tambien son dignos de mostrar seguro tienen algunas joyitas que estoy seguro harian correr hasta a los canibales

[hajduk]

Aqui el video de lanzamiento de kornet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0895RFYzP4

saludos,

[Arpia]

Aqui el video de lanzamiento de kornet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0895RFYzP4

saludos,

Interesante lo que dice el CG del EP a partir del segundo 55 del video sobre que lo que el define como ‘’un sistema completo de equipos’’ a ser adquiridos por el EP que incluye vehículos, sistemas antiaéreos, etc. El CG del EP es más minucioso en explicar a que se refiere en la entrevista que le da a la Hora N hace ya unos meses. Voy a ver si la encuentro y la posteo.

Saludos cordiales;

Arpía

[Player007]

Bueno, aquí somos "muy comedidos", y lo que hacemos son precesiones en Semana Santa, como ésta de "La Legíón", con su patrón "El CRISTO DE LA BUENA MUERTE".

Félices Pascuas y un recuerdo de ESPAÑA (Málaga): para todos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHvyE18x ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz-spnQb ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz-spnQb ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvbc6jp06A4&feature=fvw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtoWPIOb ... re=related

.- Saludos.

Muy interesantes Videos. Afortunadamente aqui, en Peru, no hay nada que nevidiar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqYUUmAujds

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpRDft5rKYg

Chekeen la alfombra de flores que hizo el Policia

Saludos.

[Player007]

Ejército presta ayuda humanitaria en Ambo



Huanuco, Abr. 01 (EP).- Comandos de la 3ra Brig de FFEE – Huánuco, participan en las actividades de rescate del poblado de Ambo.

El día jueves 01 de abril, a las siete de la mañana, se produjo un alud provocado por el desborde de la laguna de Rumichaca, afectando a la población de la provincia de Ambo (las zonas de 16 de Noviembre y El Porvenir), en el departamento de Huánuco. Ante esta situación, los pobladores de la zona comunicaron el desastre natural a las diferentes autoridades, siendo el Ejército el primero en llegar a la zona afectada, promediando las 2000 horas, con 50 efectivos entre oficiales, técnicos, suboficiales y tropa, al mando del Teniente Coronel EP Elger Dulanto Montalvo para dar apoyo a la población de Ambo, realizando trabajos de rescate de personal afectado en los barrios de 16 de noviembre y el porvenir, pernoctando para continuar con los trabajos de rescate y búsqueda de sobrevivientes en tres turnos.

Al día siguiente, el 02 abril, testigos de la gravedad del desastre, se incrementó a 120 el número de efectivos del Ejército; y en coordinación con Defensa Civil, se realizó el empadronamiento del personal damnificado, asimismo se aisló la zona e instalación de un puesto de socorro móvil, acondicionamiento de carpas y se continuó con el rescate y búsqueda de personas desaparecidas, pernoctando el personal militar en la zona afectada.

El sábado 03 abril, desde tempranas horas de la mañana, se continuó con las labores de apoyo, búsqueda y rescate en el lugar del siniestro. A fin de jornada se realizó el repliegue del personal hacia el puesto de comando del BC Nº 314, manteniendo constante comunicación con las autoridades regionales, PRONAA y el INDECI.

Ese mismo día, a las 0940 hrs. arribó a esta ciudad el Premier de la República Dr. Javier Velásquez Quesquén, quien acompañado de un equipo de periodistas y representantes del Estado, trajo material de apoyo de defensa civil.

Asimismo, personal del Ejército brindó seguridad al Aeropuerto de Huánuco y realizó la descarga del material de defensa civil, conformado por carpas, frazadas, medicinas y víveres, para trasladarlos en vehículos de Defensa Civil hasta el lugar del desastre.

Hasta la fecha, se mantiene un puesto de socorro y rescate en la zona afectada para continuar con la ayuda humanitaria.

Fotos: DINFE


Saludos

[Lucho_Pistolas]

respirando con tranquiilidad...???

al parecer se le dio marcha atraz la compra de los tanques chinos... ojala y esten viendo algo mejor...

[JRIVERA]

respirando con tranquiilidad...???

al parecer se le dio marcha atraz la compra de los tanques chinos... ojala y esten viendo algo mejor...

Vamos Lucho_Pistolas, seguro que has leido la portada de la PRIMERA, no creas nada de sus "articulos de investigación", la otra vez lei uno sobre el Proyecto Olmos, esta y la de los tanques tienen un gran sesgo político y solo para los que no conocen de estos temas a profundidad, les pueden dar algun credito.

Saludos,
JRIVERA

[Giancarlo_HG.]

ya varios días que dan vueltas y vueltas helicopteros Mi 17 en vuelo nocturno y volando muy bajo por los alrededores de Surco, literalmente pasan por encima de mi cabeza

¿alguien sabe que esta sucediendo? años que no se ve este tipo de sobrevuelos.

[Angreifer]

http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=50899

RIGHTS-PERU: Generals on Trial for Murders of 37 Students
By Ángel Páez

LIMA, Apr 2, 2010 (IPS) - There is more than enough evidence to convict three generals and other army officers in the kidnapping and murder of 36 university students from the highlands city of Huancayo in Peru between 1989 and 1993, Víctor Lizárraga of the National Human Rights Coordinator (CNDDHH) told IPS.

Charges in the case were brought on Mar. 8 against Generals Manuel Delgado, Luis Pérez and David Jaime Sobrevilla, who during those years commanded the army's 31st infantry brigade based in Huancayo, in the central region of Junín, where the Universidad Nacional del Centro (UNC) is located.

But details from the prosecutor's charge sheet are just coming out now.

The UNC students, suspected of belonging to or sympathising with the Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path) or Tupác Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA) guerrillas, were killed during one of the bloodiest periods of the 1980-2000 civil war between the leftist rebels and government forces.

Col. Elías Espinoza, former intelligence commander Danilo Gonzáles and Lt. Boris Rosas, accused of seizing and killing the students, were under the orders of the three generals.

"Prosecutor Carlos Carhuancho is accusing the generals of authorising the murders - the same formula used to convict former president Alberto Fujimori for the Barrios Altos and La Cantuta massacres, committed by the Army Intelligence Service," which was under the president's command, said Lizárraga of the CNDDHH, which represents the victims' families.

He added that evidence against the generals abounds.

The court has "the testimony of relatives who witnessed the kidnappings of their children as they were taken to the army garrison, and who later found their bodies dumped" on the outskirts of the city, he said.

"We also have the operation manuals used by the army, describing how to kidnap and kill the detainees, as well as the accounts of students who after being hauled in and tortured by the military, managed to regain their freedom under different circumstances," Lizárraga added.

"The military operations that resulted in the disappearance and death of hundreds of people, including the students of the Universidad Nacional del Centro…formed part of the military's counterinsurgency strategy," says the prosecutor's charge sheet, which documents 37 homicides and 33 kidnappings of students.

The operations were carried out "within the context of a normative framework that not only allowed the indiscriminate repression to take place, but also made possible the concealment of the human rights violations as part of a systematic and generalised practice of kidnappings and homicides," the document adds.

The Maoist Sendero Luminoso had a strong influence at the UNC university, where it killed professors and students opposed to the rebel movement, Carhuancho said.

The university later became the scene of a firefight between the MRTA and Sendero Luminoso, which were fighting for control over the campus.

Government forces then began to target students at the university suspected of involvement with the insurgents.

In its final report, the independent Truth and Reconciliation Commission that investigated the two decades of political violence stated that between 1989 and 1993 "more than 100 students from the Universidad Nacional del Centro" were forcibly disappeared or killed.

During that period, "the police or the army, or both, as part of joint operations, entered the university more than 15 times and took down the particulars of students, professors and staff, many of whom were later disappeared or killed," the report adds.

The army's first incursion onto the UNC campus occurred on Mar. 8, 1989. Shortly afterwards, it set up a "civic action base" stationed at the university. Students then began to go missing, many of their bodies eventually showing up on the outskirts of the city.

"The kidnapping and murder of students was an army counterinsurgency strategy," a former member of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Carlos Tapia, told IPS. "By means of stool pigeons, the military identified and arrested students who were considered to form part of the underground political apparatus of Sendero Luminoso, to kill or 'disappear' them."

"The elimination of the suspects was approved in a June 1989 army manual known as ME41-7 - a manual on unconventional warfare," he said.

The first victim was economy student Rubén Ponce, whose remains were found bearing clear signs of torture on Nov. 1, 1989, according to the prosecutor's charge sheet. At that time, current President Alan García was reaching the end of his first term (1985-1990).

In 1990, another 10 students were murdered. On Jul. 8, 1991, then president Alberto Fujimori (1990-2000) visited the university to inspect the army's performance there. Later, he pushed through a law authorising the armed forces to occupy campuses if "terrorist elements or groups disturb the peace and internal order".

Shortly after the law was passed, a wave of murders took place. Between Jan. 20 and Oct. 2, 1992, 25 students were kidnapped and killed.

Gen. Delgado is accused of aggravated homicide of 11 students and kidnapping of six others, Gen. David Jaime Sobrevilla of the murder of one student and the kidnapping of five, and Gen. Pérez of the kidnapping of eight students.

Pérez is also charged with participating in the kidnapping of nine students and a professor from La Cantuta university in Lima on Jul. 18, 1992. Fujimori was sentenced to 25 years in prison in connection with the case, known as the La Cantuta massacre.

Former intelligence commander González, and Lt. Rosas, who was in charge of the "civic action base" stationed at the university, are accused of killing 25 students in 1992.

Due to the severity of the charges, Carhuancho requested police protection for five former kidnapping victims who are key witnesses in the trials and whose lives are in danger. (END)

[comando_pachacutec]

http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=50899

RIGHTS-PERU: Generals on Trial for Murders of 37 Students
By Ángel Páez

LIMA, Apr 2, 2010 (IPS) - There is more than enough evidence to convict three generals and other army officers in the kidnapping and murder of 36 university students from the highlands city of Huancayo in Peru between 1989 and 1993, Víctor Lizárraga of the National Human Rights Coordinator (CNDDHH) told IPS.

Charges in the case were brought on Mar. 8 against Generals Manuel Delgado, Luis Pérez and David Jaime Sobrevilla, who during those years commanded the army's 31st infantry brigade based in Huancayo, in the central region of Junín, where the Universidad Nacional del Centro (UNC) is located.

But details from the prosecutor's charge sheet are just coming out now.

The UNC students, suspected of belonging to or sympathising with the Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path) or Tupác Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA) guerrillas, were killed during one of the bloodiest periods of the 1980-2000 civil war between the leftist rebels and government forces.

Col. Elías Espinoza, former intelligence commander Danilo Gonzáles and Lt. Boris Rosas, accused of seizing and killing the students, were under the orders of the three generals.

"Prosecutor Carlos Carhuancho is accusing the generals of authorising the murders - the same formula used to convict former president Alberto Fujimori for the Barrios Altos and La Cantuta massacres, committed by the Army Intelligence Service," which was under the president's command, said Lizárraga of the CNDDHH, which represents the victims' families.

He added that evidence against the generals abounds.

The court has "the testimony of relatives who witnessed the kidnappings of their children as they were taken to the army garrison, and who later found their bodies dumped" on the outskirts of the city, he said.

"We also have the operation manuals used by the army, describing how to kidnap and kill the detainees, as well as the accounts of students who after being hauled in and tortured by the military, managed to regain their freedom under different circumstances," Lizárraga added.

"The military operations that resulted in the disappearance and death of hundreds of people, including the students of the Universidad Nacional del Centro…formed part of the military's counterinsurgency strategy," says the prosecutor's charge sheet, which documents 37 homicides and 33 kidnappings of students.

The operations were carried out "within the context of a normative framework that not only allowed the indiscriminate repression to take place, but also made possible the concealment of the human rights violations as part of a systematic and generalised practice of kidnappings and homicides," the document adds.

The Maoist Sendero Luminoso had a strong influence at the UNC university, where it killed professors and students opposed to the rebel movement, Carhuancho said.

The university later became the scene of a firefight between the MRTA and Sendero Luminoso, which were fighting for control over the campus.

Government forces then began to target students at the university suspected of involvement with the insurgents.

In its final report, the independent Truth and Reconciliation Commission that investigated the two decades of political violence stated that between 1989 and 1993 "more than 100 students from the Universidad Nacional del Centro" were forcibly disappeared or killed.

During that period, "the police or the army, or both, as part of joint operations, entered the university more than 15 times and took down the particulars of students, professors and staff, many of whom were later disappeared or killed," the report adds.

The army's first incursion onto the UNC campus occurred on Mar. 8, 1989. Shortly afterwards, it set up a "civic action base" stationed at the university. Students then began to go missing, many of their bodies eventually showing up on the outskirts of the city.

"The kidnapping and murder of students was an army counterinsurgency strategy," a former member of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Carlos Tapia, told IPS. "By means of stool pigeons, the military identified and arrested students who were considered to form part of the underground political apparatus of Sendero Luminoso, to kill or 'disappear' them."

"The elimination of the suspects was approved in a June 1989 army manual known as ME41-7 - a manual on unconventional warfare," he said.

The first victim was economy student Rubén Ponce, whose remains were found bearing clear signs of torture on Nov. 1, 1989, according to the prosecutor's charge sheet. At that time, current President Alan García was reaching the end of his first term (1985-1990).

In 1990, another 10 students were murdered. On Jul. 8, 1991, then president Alberto Fujimori (1990-2000) visited the university to inspect the army's performance there. Later, he pushed through a law authorising the armed forces to occupy campuses if "terrorist elements or groups disturb the peace and internal order".

Shortly after the law was passed, a wave of murders took place. Between Jan. 20 and Oct. 2, 1992, 25 students were kidnapped and killed.

Gen. Delgado is accused of aggravated homicide of 11 students and kidnapping of six others, Gen. David Jaime Sobrevilla of the murder of one student and the kidnapping of five, and Gen. Pérez of the kidnapping of eight students.

Pérez is also charged with participating in the kidnapping of nine students and a professor from La Cantuta university in Lima on Jul. 18, 1992. Fujimori was sentenced to 25 years in prison in connection with the case, known as the La Cantuta massacre.

Former intelligence commander González, and Lt. Rosas, who was in charge of the "civic action base" stationed at the university, are accused of killing 25 students in 1992.

Due to the severity of the charges, Carhuancho requested police protection for five former kidnapping victims who are key witnesses in the trials and whose lives are in danger. (END)

Estimado el articulo de don de provienen (la fuente) ya es dudable y tiene varios errores como "guerra civil" cosa que no hubo en el Pe....

que risa lo de los manuales para secuestrar y matar... a uds. si que los agarran de cholitos alla en las Europas

Jajajaja

En fin, mas plata para los defensores de trroristas en el Pe.

Saludos

[Angreifer]

Solo es una noticia, de una agencia de prensa, que se vale mucho de las declaraciones de la Comisión de Verdad y Reconciliación... Que sea o no verdad ya lo dictara el juez que lleve el caso. O acaso la justicia peruana no funciona para desacreditar de antemano cualquier posible veredicto? yo creería que no, y al igual que todo el mundo esperaría que de haber cometido algún crimen sean juzgados y de no haberlo echo sean liberados.