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Հին աշխարհում և միջնադարում Հայկական ռազմական ուժը մեծ հարգանք և պատիվ էր վայելում: Մարտի դաշտում ունեցած բազմաթիվ հաղթանակները, խիստ կարգապահությունը, պատվո վարվելակերպի կանոնների առկայությունը, Հայկական ռազմական ուժը դարձրել էին ժամանակի լավագույն զորաբանակներից մեկը:
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 It was Sultan Murad (Murat) I
(1359-1389) during the latter part of the Fourteenth century who transformed the Turkish army from mere plunderers into a regimented military organization. To bolster his army's strength Murad initiated a program to recruit young boys from Armenian and Greek families and developed them into a well trained, highly disciplined and coordinated militia and called it Janissaries (new soldiers).. 
 Two of the thirteen military leaders of the Hungarian
War of Independence of 1848 who suffered martyrdom on 6 October, 1849,
Erno Kiss and Vilson Lazar were of Armenian nationality.
It wasn't well known, that in 1848-49 how the
Hungarian Armenians assisted the Hungarian nation's fight almost
beyond their ability. >>>>>
 In
the initial stage of the war on the Eastern front the German Command
organized the headquarters of so-called “Eastern Legions”. On Hitler’s
order national legions were formed which had to fight against the Red
Army for liberating their own oppressed national states on equal terms
of the allies of Germany. In 1941 only four legions where formed which
were armed organizations of the corresponding national committees in
Berlin. In November-December of 1941 on Hitler’s order the following
national legions were formed: Turkistan, Caucasian-Mohammedan,
Georgian and Armenian.
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14.08.2007
Armenian heavy
Cavalry (AYRUDZI)
 From the ancient times in Armenia exited "Azatavrear"
cavalry which consisted from elite of Armenian tribes, later from
elite of Armenian people. "Azatavrear" cavalry was the main
part of Armenian kings court. Later, in medieval "Azatavrear" cavalry or
Armenian heavy cavalry was collected from nobles (youngest sons of
Armenian lords) and was known as AYRUDZI (man and horse,
horseman).
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30.07.2007
ARMENIAN LEGIONS IN ROMAN ARMY
Legio Prima (I) Armeniaca, Legio Secunda (II)
Armeniaca
 "Legio
Armeniaca" translated from Latin as "Armenian Legion" and "prima" as "first".
Armenian First Legion was one of the later period Roman empire legions. This
Legion is mentioned in the late-antique text known as Notitia Dignitatum. Most
Likely that Armenian First Legion was formed in 2nd or 3rd centuries
A.D. in Western part of Armenia and had mission to protect that Armenian lands
from intrusion.
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30.07.2007
Situation of Sochi’s Armenians and Voluntary army
(Dobrovolcheskaya
armiya) (second half of 1918 – beginning of 1919)
English, RUSSIAN, ARMENIAN
During
blusterous civil war in Russia numerous Armenian communes on the South
of Russia were used in selfish ends of local authorities. Strange as
it may seem, some of local Armenian National Councils were rendering
assistance to local authorities in accomplishment of their policy,
which often was against the interests of local Armenian population.
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10.05.2006
The Caucasians in SD and Abwher’s service
Since the middle 1920s special sabotage groups of Dashnaks,
Mensheviks and Musavatists periodically under took attempts of passing the state
frontier of the USSR from the territory of Turkey or Iran.
Sabotage and reconnaissance groups passed important
information to those states with whom they were working at that moment and who
they were being finest with.
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