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FC31, 3rd Prototype
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The phrase "little green men" (Russian: зелёные человечки, romanized: zelyonye chelovechki; Ukrainian: зелені чоловічки, romanized: zeleni cholovichky) refers to masked soldiers of the Russian Federation[1] in unmarked green army uniforms and carrying modern Russian military weapons and equipment who appeared during the Ukrainian crisis of 2014.

The term first arose during the annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation, a period from late February to March 2014, when such forces occupied and blockaded the Simferopol International Airport, most military bases in Crimea,[2] and the parliament in Simferopol. They also became known as "polite people" (Russian: вежливые люди, romanized: vezhlivye lyudi) as they were perceived often by local Ukrainians to behave in a highly professional manner, despite being at the time a self-described "self-defense" force.
 
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Bro, this is a aircraft pic's thread only please
The phrase "little green men" (Russian: зелёные человечки, romanized: zelyonye chelovechki; Ukrainian: зелені чоловічки, romanized: zeleni cholovichky) refers to masked soldiers of the Russian Federation[1] in unmarked green army uniforms and carrying modern Russian military weapons and equipment who appeared during the Ukrainian crisis of 2014.

The term first arose during the annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation, a period from late February to March 2014, when such forces occupied and blockaded the Simferopol International Airport, most military bases in Crimea,[2] and the parliament in Simferopol. They also became known as "polite people" (Russian: вежливые люди, romanized: vezhlivye lyudi) as they were perceived often by local Ukrainians to behave in a highly professional manner, despite being at the time a self-described "self-defense" force.
 
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