eFP Battlegroup Lithuania continues to train to maintain high levels of readiness

#eFP Battlegroup Lithuania continues to train to maintain high levels of readiness. The @armeedeterre company conducts a Delay Operation in the snowy grounds of Pabrade. #WeAreNATO pic.twitter.com/QZduSNUI4Q

— NATO NFIU Lithuania (@NFIU_Lithuania) March 16, 2018

Terrorists' Worst Nightmare: Lithuanian Special Operation Forces 'AITVARAS'

Special Operation Force bikers perfect their driving and survival skills in the forests around Vilnius, Lithuania

Special Operation Force bikers perfect their driving and survival skills in the forests around Vilnius, #Lithuania pic.twitter.com/xbCWYRz6dO

— NATO (@NATO) June 12, 2017

Lithuanian Special Operation Forces

Lithuania: New UNIMOG U5000s entering service for in the Armed Forces

#Lithuania: New UNIMOG U5000s entering service for in the Armed Forces. #Baltics pic.twitter.com/v81EhQfblz

— Mikhail D. (@Eire_QC) October 27, 2016

German Bundeswehr supports the training of artillerymen from Lithuania

Estonian and Lithuanian puppets

Walk straight into NATO Trap.

Belarus seems to be the is the only sensible state for now.

There should be no doubt as to who the BOSS is in Eastern Europe.

Some more shots of Corunna Co 2 Bn @YORKS_REGT preparing for ex #Siil2015 in #Estonia pic.twitter.com/N8ssE7X2Im

— Simon Newton (@reporternewton) May 6, 2015

http://www.businessinsider.com/r-lithuania-stages-little-green-man-war-games-with-eye-on-moscow-2015-5?IR=T

Air-raid practice alarm in the Lithuanian-Russian border town of Šalčininkai today

Lithuania , Latvia and all break away Soviet states are next








NATO will not save them

[PHOTOS] Soldiers from #Latvia, #Estonia & #Lithuania train together, preparing to join the NATO Response Force https://t.co/eLZOdh73WJ #NRF
— NATO (@NATO) April 16, 2015

Lithuania Army Military Equipment

Poland finalizing GROM missile defence offer to Lithuania

Poland has simplified conditions for Lithuania’s use of its air defence missile system known as GROM, Defence Minister Juozas Olekas said.“I am happy that last week we received an answer from the Polish defence minister, offering to purchase the system under simpler conditions so that it could reach Lithuania earlier. Details of the agreement are being finalized,” Olekas’ spokesperson said.
“The system is vital for satisfying the immediate needs of the operations carried by Lithuania’s Armed Forces. The main advantage of the system is that it can be used in small tactical units, which operate separately and away from larger units. In the Lithuanian case, it would be a good instrument for Special Operations and Land Forces units,” said Olekas.The ministry has not revealed any details or costs of the yet to be signed GROM contract.

The new defence weaponry will complement the existing STINGER and RBS-70 systems in Lithuania.
Lithuanian officials say that the GROM system has been successfully employed in the Georgian war against Russian Armed Forces.Produced in Poland, the system operates under the fire-and-forget principle, it does not require any additional equipment. GROM can destroy targets at a distance of between 400 m and 5.5 km and at an altitude of 10 m to 3.5 km.Conversations with the Polish defense minister on GROM acquisition began in March.


http://www.lithuaniatribune.com/68462/poland-finalizing-missile-defense-offer-to-lithuania-201468462/