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Translation Help - Al-muell - 09-20-2014

Tommy Wrote:Thanks Kamil!

So, "захватывающий группе" would that be "inspirational group"? or something along those lines?

силовой разведки - "Reconnaissance force"??

I'll post the research in full when its done :)

Seems to be "capturing group"

I'd rather say "Reconnaissance in force" or "Reconnaissance by fire" - I would guess it's the same as razvedka boyem (at least that was the Polish soldiers would learn on their Russian classes, although "silovaya" sounds closer to original English term)


Translation Help - CtahhR - 09-20-2014

Maybe "captivating group" would be the best term.


Translation Help - desantnik - 09-20-2014

"prisoner snatch group"


Translation Help - CtahhR - 09-20-2014

"prisoner snatch group" sounds hilarious when put into the context of "Wentworth" (An Australian TV series that is a reboot of Prisoner Cell Block H for the older of us).


Translation Help - Tommy - 09-20-2014

Thank you everyone!

The only one remaining is

wtf9.bmp

плен ?????? солдата.

Maybe fascist?


Translation Help - Bill Garvy - 09-20-2014

Please excuse the off-topic momentary flashback to another "Prisoner"...


Translation Help - Auke - 09-20-2014

Tommy Wrote:плен ?????? солдата
немецкого.


Translation Help - Al-muell - 09-20-2014

Auke Wrote:немецкого.

Never seen "N" looking like this, but of course You are, as always correct.


Translation Help - Auke - 09-20-2014

As is the 'к', and the 'л' in 'солдата'. Russian handwriting can be very peculiar...


Translation Help - Tommy - 09-20-2014

It's s, l, m, n, e and a that annoy me, they all look the same when handwritten!!