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The 61st Mechanized Brigade "Stepova" (Ukrainian: 61-ша окрема механізована бригада - formerly 61st Jaeger Brigade) is one of the youngest formations of the Mechanized Infantry of the Ukrainian Ground Forces, raised in 2015 as the 61st Motorized Infantry Brigade (61-ша окрема мотопіхотна бригада) of the Ukrainian Ground Forces' 4th Army ...
During September 1991 61 Mech Bn Gp, which was based at Rooikop in Namibia, resettled at the Army Battle School in Lohatla, South Africa. 61 Mech remained part of C Army's Reserve, under operational command of 60 Brigade HQ and administratively supported by the Army Battle School.
However, both the 61st and 68th Brigades fields wheeled and/or tracked mechanized infantry vehicles. The 13th and 141st-144th (Reserve) Rifle Brigades are all motorized formations. Motorized Infantry
61st Stryamska Mechanized Infantry Brigade (Bulgarian: 61-ва Стрямска механизирана пехотна бригада) is a mechanized infantry brigade of the Bulgarian land forces. It is based in Karlovo, central Bulgaria.
Ukraine is set to receive more Bradley infantry fighting vehicles from the US as part of a new aid package. Bradleys have proven vital, versatile, and powerful for Ukraine on the battlefield.
31st Mechanized Brigade [523] 47th Mechanized Brigade (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Oleksandr Sak) [524] 58th Motorised Brigade [525] 61st Mechanized Brigade. 99th Mechanized Battalion [526] 72nd Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Ivan Vinnik) [79] 110th Mechanised Brigade (Commander: Colonel Mykola Chumak) [527]
61st Brigade may refer to: 61st Stryamska Mechanized Brigade (Bulgaria) 61st Mountain Troops Brigade (Romania) 61st Naval Infantry Brigade (Russia)
During October 2003, the 61st Separate Mechanized Battalion was formed. The battalion was in Iraq from February to September 2004 as a unit of the 6th Mechanized Brigade (Ukraine). 104 soldiers from the brigade have taken part in UN peacekeeping missions to Lebanon, [9] Liberia, Sierra Leone and Former Yugoslavia. [10]