TEHRAN
Imagery believed taken at Tehran. Foreground: IRIPF (NAJA) Special Unit, SWAT-equivalent sergeant major.
IRIPF (NAJA) Special Unit motorized section, Tehran
IRIPF (NAJA) Special Unit, SWAT-equivalent counterterrorism (CT) demonstration
IRIPF (NAJA) Special Unit, SWAT-equivalent counterterrorism (CT) force aboard Mercedes-Benz E240 police car
Foreground: what appears to be NAJA-attached army conscripts in the Border Protection Police
What appears to be contingent from the IRI Coast Guard
MASHHAD
Believed to be Mashhad: motor officer equivalent stunt demonstration
IRIPF (NAJA) Special Unit, SWAT-equivalent counterterrorism (CT) demonstration
SARI
IRIPF (NAJA) Border Protection Police contingent
IRIPF (NAJA) "Iron Man" demonstration of strength (1)
IRIPF (NAJA) "Iron Man" demonstration of strength (2)
Motor officer equivalent stunt demonstration using late model Honda CR-type dirt bike
IRIPA Bell 214A Isfahan medium-lift helicopter
IRIPF (NAJA) Iranian-built AMICO quad used for acrobatic demonstration
IRIPF (NAJA) Special Unit motorized section, Sari
What appears to be NAJA-attached army conscripts, Sari
ISFAHAN
IRIPF (NAJA) Special Unit motorized section, Isfahan
Motor officer equivalent stunt demonstration using vintage 90's era Suzuki TS 185
What appears to be NAJA-attached army conscripts, Isfahan
SHIRAZ
Mounted law enforcement contingent outfitted in BDUs and body armor
IRIPF (NAJA) Special Unit aboard Toyota J100 series Land Cruiser
Photos:
Abbas Pustindouz and Mostafa German at Mehr News Agency
Farhad Babaei, Nima Najafzadeh and Hossein Heidarpour at Tasnim News Agency
Mostafa Kazemi at Fars News Agency
4 comments:
Not 100% confident on specified locations of every photo.
Do you ever suspect these guys are having a Phsych op giggle with the world? Or is this just a some for domestic audience, some for abroad?
I don't understand what you mean by NAJA-attached army conscripts.
These are NAJA conscripts, the ones with woodland type camo serve in ''Yegan-e Emdad', the ones in the other pic serve in Border Guard command.
Those young men are fulfilling their military service, conscription obligation, that's why I refer to them as "NAJA attached." Their outfitting has generally been more army-like.
You may be right, "NAJA conscripts" may be a better description.
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