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• Bad English.
• Inline external links. These need to go to "External links" section.
• Wikilinks used as external links, quite often circularly - ie. linked Maavägi as Estonian Army
• The status of photos is questionable, I don't think they are self-made/PD
• Small images in front of the headlines need to go
• Too many images overall, not needed, can be put into Commons. Looks like children's encyclopedia right now.
• No inline references
• Too many single-sentence sections. These (ie. such as Ceremonial sword, Ceremonial rifle etc) would be better presented as a wikitable.

-- Sander Säde 08:48, 3 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

+ the entire chapter of UNITS requires a review (and editing tbh) for which we have no time atm : some food for thought (CLEAR errors to be corrected): - A platoon is composed of five squads of ten soldiers each - KÜ - "His second in command is lieutenant as an assistant of the battalion (kompaniiülema abi)" - pat - "A battalion is composed of /-/ as well as a company leader (kompaniiülem) who is usually a lieutenant colonel (kolonelleitnant). His second in command is a colonel as an assistant of the battalion (pataljoniülema abi).[14]" hopefully you missed some editing during copypaste, the structures, ranks etc are completely wrong, please look into it. ~ anon — Preceding unsigned comment added by 212.224.238.127 (talk) 23:48, 25 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]

• Bad english - few grammar mistakes doesnt mean that its completely wrong and crap..? Its still under construction..95% of the text have been copied and pasted from the Estonian defence Forces official webpage - bad english is little bit too roughly said to valuate the page :S
• Small images in front of the headlines need to go - No other military of.. has such thing. I think it should-could be a standard - make it more interesting and its also unique here..The small icons is one of the reasons I began to make this page overall - so it would differ and be special..
• Images belong to the armed forces of Estonia but I ahve edited them -t herefore the images are not the same, they ahe been cut and resized more than 50% of their original size.
• Too many images overall, not needed, can be put into Commons. Images illustarte the arm types - cathces the eye when a visitor is watching the page..
• No inline references - working on it..
• Too many single-sentence sections. These (ie. such as Ceremonial sword, Ceremonial rifle etc) would be better presented as a wikitable - explaining the the type of arm or status, very simple and easy to understand for the wathcer..

-- User:Karabinier 15:19, 3 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Copyright, copyright, copyright :S. I appreciate the expansion of the web page, but when you say you have copied 95% of the text then a warning light starts flashing, also cropping images doesn't give the cropper copyright over the image. I don't know what the Estonian copyright law states so I leave it for now. --MoRsE (talk) 14:55, 30 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

"Estonian sniper with the main sniper rifle Sako TRG-42"

The rifle in the picture is clearly not a TRG-42. It appears to be an M14 (or some variation there of).

The picture either needs to be removed or recaptioned. As I am somewhat new to this stuff, I would appreciate advice on which to do. (It is a nice picture, though) Rmnguy 01:47, 20 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Someone had added "Estonian Guerilla War", "Battle of Narva" "Vistula-Oder Offensive" , under "Batlle Hounors". It has happened here before. Last two of them were part of World War 2 and were fought between German and Soviet armies. They don't fit here. First one is a partisan activety which was not linked to Estonian Army. Also this is the first time I've seen someone call it a war. So this needs a reference.

Instead of them someone ought to mention Gulf War II, where Estonian Army still has troops under American command and Afganistan war, where Estonian Army serves as a part of ISAF.

Those things have obviously no place being there. Do they belong to EDF? Nope. Get rid of them. This is not an article about NATO military equipment stationed in Estonia. Ain't got the time right now to get into this wiki editing thing, lest I break it.80.235.84.91 (talk) 13:08, 2 July 2015 (UTC)[reply]