Military Nordic Championships, Säkylä,
Finland
2.-6.9.2002
| The new pistol range in Säkylä was very comfortable for the audience. |
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| The range officials were highly skilled and so every disciplines went as planned. |
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| The head coach of Finnish Defence Forces, Jouni Ilomäki, was also visiting the Nordic championships. |
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| Lonely shooter in the rifle range. | ![]() |
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| Helena Juppala was outmost in 3-position in smallbore rifle with result 576. |
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| Marko Räsänen was only a few
"inches" behind Petter Bratli when they had the shootoff in the military rapid fire pistol for the bronze medal - Petter Bratli 577 (148) - Marko Räsänen 577 (139) |
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| Matti Viljakainen was one of the aces of
Finnish terrain shooters, this time the 6th. |
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| One of the first-timers was Mika
Pennanen who got lot of good experiences in terrain shooting. |
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| The high command of Finnish defence forces, admiral Juhani Kaskeala, did want to see top marksmen in the line. Here he meets the chiefs of missions - Sweden, Col Björn Tomtlund - Norway, Gen Karlsen - Danmark, LtCol Paul Stougaard. |
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| The Norwegian team was unbeatable in terrain shooting. |
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| The Finnish pistol team was the winner
in the centre fire pistol competition. |
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| And the Finnish leaders won the
gentleman event consisting Finnish darts, shotgun (trap) and petangue disciplines. The best individual was Lars Nygård (left) beating Mikko Taussi by five points. |
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| In the closing banguette there was
thunder and lightning both inside and outside. Here great dancers from Turku just before all the lights went down because of bad weather. |
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20.10.2002