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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)
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Maybe "captivating group" would be the best term.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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"prisoner snatch group"
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"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).
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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Thank you everyone!

The only one remaining is

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плен ?????? солдата.

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


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

Never seen "N" looking like this, but of course You are, as always correct.
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As is the 'к', and the 'л' in 'солдата'. Russian handwriting can be very peculiar...
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It's s, l, m, n, e and a that annoy me, they all look the same when handwritten!!
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