Changes: Vysotniki

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The Vissotoniki are the special soldiers of Hotel Moscow.

Information

The Vissotoniki are used only when the situation gets tense or if they are needed for special operations.

Trivia

"Vissotoniki" may be a misspelling of the Russian term "Desan'tniki", which is a common slang substantive that designates the Russian paratroopers (officially called Vozdushno-Desantnye Voiska, Airborne Parachutist Troops). This is strongly possible, since they are said to be Balalaika's old comrades in Afghanistan, and she was in the VDV; furthermore, Balalaika herself often wears a coat with light blue insignia on the collar, uses a light blue beret and her soldiers use light blue and white striped t-shirts (the typical Russian Tel'njaska): the light blue is the colour of the Airborne troops.

"Vissotoniki" is a misspelled word as stated below, a closer word by grammar and possibly by meaning would be "visotniky" which according to Russian wiktionary means a pilot trained for high-altitude flights.

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+{{Infobox Group
-[[File:Balalaika-vissotoniki-black-lagoon.jpg|thumb]]
+|name = Vissotoniki
+|image = File:Balalaika-vissotoniki-black-lagoon.jpg
+|Organized Crime Syndicate = [[Hotel Moscow]]
+|Boss =
+|Members = [[Boris]]
+|first appearance manga =
+|first appearance anime = |kanji = 遊撃隊(ヴィソトニキ)}}
 '''The Vissotoniki''' are the special soldiers of [[Hotel Moscow]].
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 ==Trivia==
-Vissotoniki may be a mispelling of the russian term "Desan'tniki" which is a common slang substantive that designates the Russian paratroopers (officially called Vozdushno-Desantnye Voiska, Airborne Parachutist Troops). This is strongly possible, since they are said to be Balalaika's old comrades in Afghanistan, and she was in the VDV; furthermore, Balalaika herself often wears a coat with light blue insigna on the collar, uses a light blue beret and her soldiers use light blue and white striped t-shirts (the typical russian Tel'njaska): the light blue is the colour of the Airborne troops
+"Vissotoniki" may be a misspelling of the Russian term "Desan'tniki", which is a common slang substantive that designates the Russian paratroopers (officially called Vozdushno-Desantnye Voiska, Airborne Parachutist Troops). This is strongly possible, since they are said to be [[Balalaika]]'s old comrades in Afghanistan, and she was in the VDV; furthermore, Balalaika herself often wears a coat with light blue insignia on the collar, uses a light blue beret and her soldiers use light blue and white striped t-shirts (the typical Russian Tel'njaska): the light blue is the colour of the Airborne troops.
+"Vissotoniki" is a misspelled word as stated below, a closer word by grammar and possibly by meaning would be "visotniky" which according to Russian wiktionary means a pilot trained for high-altitude flights.
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