Markopoulos Camp in Farsala Closed
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Flag lowering and final closure after seven decades
A historical cycle of over 70 years of continuous military presence in Farsala has finally come to an end with the abolition of the "Markopoulos" camp. This development seals the administrative and operational absorption of the 61st Conscription Unit from the camp in Tyrnavos, within the framework of the restructuring of the Ministry of National Defense, while also affecting 21 national guardsmen who were employed there.
The operation of the "Markopoulos" camp in Farsala has been completed, closing a cycle of more than seven decades of military presence in the area. The 61st Conscription Unit has now been transferred administratively and operationally to Tyrnavos
A historic cycle of over 70 years of continuous military presence in Farsala has finally come to an end, as the final credits for the “Markopoulou” camp have been released. Almost a year after the latest information about the transfer of the unit’s headquarters to Tyrnavos, yesterday the last guard duty was carried out by the National Guard and a member of the Camp’s staff. The evolution […]
A historic cycle of over 70 years of continuous military presence in Farsala has finally come to an end, as the final credits for the “Markopoulou” camp have been released. Almost a year after the latest information about the transfer of the unit’s headquarters to Tyrnavos, yesterday the last guard duty was carried out by the National Guard and a member of the Camp. The development …
* Flag lowering and final "lockdown" after seven decades * Absorption of the 61st Infantry Regiment from the camp in Tyrnavos A historic cycle of over 70 years of continuous military presence in Farsala has finally closed, as the final credits for the "Markopoulou" Camp fell. Almost a year after the last information about the transfer of the […]
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