По всей видимости отправлять немецких десантников к «пешмерге» для обучения тех пользованию отгружаемыми в их адрес ПТРК «Милан» не стали — решили ограничиться обучением на месте. Спокойнее и вернее. В комплект помощи курдам, кроме ПТРК «Милан» включили отправку команды медиков в Ирак,обязательство лечить тяжелораненых боевиков в Германии и поставку партии миноискателей.
2 октября 2014 года министр обороны ФРГ Урсула фон дер Ляйен посетила пехотную школу в Хаммельбурге расположенной в округе Нижняя Франкония, в которой, на настоящий момент проходят обучение 32 курдских солдата.
В течение семи дней их «натаскают» в использовании и применении противотанковыми ракетными комплексами "Милан", после чего курдские «военные» будут сами проводить инструктажи по использованию ПТРК на местах, в Ираке.
Всего планируется поставить курдам 40 ПТРК "Милан" и 500 ракет к ним.
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К мероприятию подошли ответственно - каждому курду выдали камуфляж со складов НАТО, хорошие ботинки, каски и бронежилеты с очками, Всё это для того, чтобы затруднить опознание "операторов". Для поднятия духа и идентичности долгое время не признанных курдов в качестве бонуса пошили "национальные" щевроны.

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German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen sits below Bundeswehr force signs in a training room during her visit of the practice of Kurdish peshmerga fighters with anti-tank guns MILAN at the Infantry School of the German Federal Armed Forces Bundeswehr in Hammelburg, Germany, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014. (AP Photo/Jens Meyer)

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German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen stands between soldiers during the training of Kurdish peshmerga fighters with anti-tank guns MILAN at the Infantry School of the German Federal Armed Forces Bundeswehr in Hammelburg, Germany, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014.
Germany's army trains 32 Kurdish peshmergas for their fight against Islamic State group militants. (AP Photo/Jens Meyer)

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German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen, center left, talks with Kurdish peshmerga fighters and soldiers of the Bundeswehr as Brigadier general Gert-Johannes Hagemann, center right, Commander of the Bundeswehr Infantry School, looks on during the training of the peshmergas with anti-tank guns MILAN at the Infantry School of the German Federal Armed Forces Bundeswehr in Hammelburg, Germany, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014.
Germany's army supports 32 Kurdish peshmergas in their fight against Islamic State group militants. (AP Photo/Jens Meyer)

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German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen and German army Bundeswehr general Gert-Johannes Hagemann, commander of the infantry school of Hammelburg, watch Kurdish Peshmerga fighters during a training session with MILAN anti-tank missiles in Hammelburg October 2, 2014.
German army trains 32 Kurdish Peshmerga soldiers since September 27, 2014 in Hammelburg. (*******/Wolfgang Rattay)

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German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen (C) watches during her visit to the German army Bundeswehr barracks in Hammelburg October 2, 2014.
The Bundeswehr trains 32 Kurdish Peshmerga soldiers since September 27, 2014 on how to operate the French-German anti-tank light infantry missile MILAN. (*******/Wolfgang Rattay)

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Die Verteidigungsministerin Ursula von der Leyen hat sich am 2. Oktober 2014 an der Infanterieschule des Heeres in Hammelburg über den Stand der Ausbildung der kurdischen Soldaten informiert. (Bundeswehr/Dana Kazda)

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German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen talks with journalists during the training of Kurdish peshmerga fighters with anti-tank guns MILAN at the Infantry School of the German Federal Armed Forces Bundeswehr in Hammelburg, Germany, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014.
Germany's army supports 32 Kurdish peshmerga in their fight against Islamic State group militants. (AP Photo/Jens Meyer)

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Die Verteidigungsministerin Ursula von der Leyen hat sich am 2. Oktober 2014 an der Infanterieschule des Heeres in Hammelburg über den Stand der Ausbildung der kurdischen Soldaten informiert. (Bundeswehr/Dana Kazda)

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German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen shake hands with a Kurdish peshmerga soldier, left, besides Brigadier general Gert-Johannes Hagemann, center, Commander of the Bundeswehr Infantry School, during the training of Kurdish peshmerga fighters with anti-tank guns MILAN at the Infantry School of the German Federal Armed Forces Bundeswehr in Hammelburg, Germany, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014. (AP Photo/Jens Meyer)

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A Kurdish peshmerga soldier, left, and brigadier general Gert-Johannes Hagemann, center, Commander of the Bundeswehr Infantry School, greet German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen during the training of Kurdish peshmerga fighters with anti-tank guns MILAN at the Infantry School of the German Federal Armed Forces Bundeswehr in Hammelburg, Germany, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014.
Germany's army trains 32 Kurdish fighters for their fight against Islamic State group militants. (AP Photo/Jens Meyer)

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Der Kommandeur der Infanterieschule Hammelburg Brigadegeneral Hagemann begrüßt die Verteidigungsministerin Ursula von der Leyen. Die Ministerin ist an der Infanterieschule des Heeres in Hammelburg angekommen, um sich über den Stand der Ausbildung der kurdischen Soldaten zu informieren am 02.10.2014. (Bundeswehr/Dana Kazda)

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Peshmerga Fighters pose for a photo during training on October 02, 2014 in Hammelburg, Germany. A total of 32 peshmerga soldiers are at the base to train for one week in the use of the weapon before they return to northern Iraq.
Germany has delivered to the peshmerga EUR 70 million worth of weaponry, including the Milan system, assault rifles, machine guns, pistols and other military hardware.

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Peshmerga Fighters use milan weapons during training on October 02, 2014 in Hammelburg, Germany. A total of 32 peshmerga soldiers are at the base to train for one week in the use of the weapon before they return to northern Iraq.
Germany has delivered to the peshmerga EUR 70 million worth of weaponry, including the Milan system, assault rifles, machine guns, pistols and other military hardware.

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German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen (L) and German General Gert-Johannes Hagemann (L) talk to Peshmerga fighters on October 02, 2014 in Hammelburg, Germany. A total of 32 peshmerga soldiers are at the base to train for one week in the use of the weapon before they return to northern Iraq.
Germany has delivered to the peshmerga EUR 70 million worth of weaponry, including the Milan system, assault rifles, machine guns, pistols and other military hardware.

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German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen and German General Gert-Johannes Hagemann look on as Peshmerga fighters train using milan weapons on October 02, 2014 in Hammelburg, Germany.
A total of 32 peshmerga soldiers are at the base to train for one week in the use of the weapon before they return to northern Iraq. Germany has delivered to the peshmerga EUR 70 million worth of weaponry, including the Milan system, assault rifles, machine guns, pistols and other military hardware.

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A peshmerga fighter uses milan weapons during training on October 02, 2014 in Hammelburg, Germany.
A total of 32 peshmerga soldiers are at the base to train for one week in the use of the weapon before they return to northern Iraq. Germany has delivered to the peshmerga EUR 70 million worth of weaponry, including the Milan system, assault rifles, machine guns, pistols and other military hardware.

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The national flag of Kurdistan is seen on the uniform of a peshmerga fighter during training on October 02, 2014 in Hammelburg, Germany.
A total of 32 peshmerga soldiers are at the base to train for one week in the use of the weapon before they return to northern Iraq. Germany has delivered to the peshmerga EUR 70 million worth of weaponry, including the Milan system, assault rifles, machine guns, pistols and other military hardware.

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A peshmerga fighter uses milan weapons during training on October 02, 2014 in Hammelburg, Germany. A total of 32 peshmerga soldiers are at the base to train for one week in the use of the weapon before they return to northern Iraq.
Germany has delivered to the peshmerga EUR 70 million worth of weaponry, including the Milan system, assault rifles, machine guns, pistols and other military hardware.
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