Talk:Structure of the Argentine Army
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Cazadores
[edit]The article says: "In addition to their service, Regiments and Groups are also specialized according to their area of operations (Mountain Infantry, Jungle Infantry, Mountain Cavalry), their equipment (Tank Cavalry, Light Cavalry, Mechanized Infantry) or their special training (Paratroopers, "cazadores" -loosely translated in this article as "troopers", please correct or Air Assault)." So what should the correct term be? And does 'this article' refer to this article or the article that this text was taken from? --JoanneB 16:58, 5 October 2005 (UTC)
- I remove air assault and changed it with the more common english term commandos.- Jor70 21:54, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
merge proposal
[edit]The article is not long enough ( the units list is already splitted in another article ) and there seems not to be intention of expand it with more historical data (e.g. 1880s), therefore I suggest put this back to Argentine Army to its respective section Structure .- Jor70 21:54, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
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