Peccato .... vedere un accenno di block 2 ed RBAV in Iraq è alquanto raro ... dovrebbe essere del 2010 comunque.Quote:
Originariamente inviata da alexdust
Curioso anche il PTT ... più da Seal che da Green Beret.
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Peccato .... vedere un accenno di block 2 ed RBAV in Iraq è alquanto raro ... dovrebbe essere del 2010 comunque.Quote:
Originariamente inviata da alexdust
Curioso anche il PTT ... più da Seal che da Green Beret.
A dire la verità la cosa che mi ha stupito di piú é la duty belt artigianale, era una vezzo nei primi anni di OEF.
TEA PTT, oramai spopola tra le SOF/SF, se ci fai caso ce l'ha anche il "men hunt" della foto poco sopra col suo socio vicino all'elicottero.Quote:
Originariamente inviata da Beppe_goodoldrebel
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A U.S. Special Forces soldier from Special Operations Task Force - East uses binoculars to scan the mountainside for potential threats during a battle in the Barge Matal District. The fighting occurred while the 2nd Commando Kandak and U.S. Special Forces from Special Operations Task Force - East conducted a clearing operation to rid the area of insurgents and demonstrate the reach of the government of Afghanistan, Nuristan province, May 2.
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A U.S. Special Forces soldier from Special Operations Task Force-East scans the mountainside for enemy activity during a battle in the Barg-e Matal District. The fighting took place while on an operation to clear the area of insurgents and demonstrate the reach of the government of Afghanistan, Nuristan province, May 2.
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A U.S. Special Forces soldier from Special Operations Task Force-East scans the mountainside for enemy activity during a battle in the Barg-e Matal District. The fighting took place while on an operation to clear the area of insurgents and demonstrate the reach of the government of Afghanistan, Nuristan province, May 2.
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An Afghan commando from 2nd Commando Kandak returns fire during a battle while a U.S. Special Forces soldier from Special Operations Task Force-East watches for potential threats. The battle occurred during a clearing operation to rid insurgents and demonstrate the reach of the government of Afghanistan, Barg-e Matal District, Nuristan province, May 2, 2011.
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A U.S. Special Forces soldier from Special Operations Task Force- East uses binoculars to scan the mountainside for potential threats during a battle in the Barge Matal District. The fighting occurred while the 2nd Commando Kandak and U.S. Special Forces conducted a clearing operation to rid the area of insurgents and demonstrate the reach of the government of Afghanistan, Nuristan province, May 2.
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Della stessa serie di foto che ho postato nel thread del 75th Ranger.
E voi dite che questo qui è un Ranger? Foto spettacolare.
Toglimi un dubbio .... OMFG DELTA?Quote:
Originariamente inviata da _marchino_
Perchè non ho mai visto un SF agghindato così... poi quel mich e quella grip + torcia....
Mah, sai, spirito di emulazione c'è n'è anche da loro, non mi stupisco più di nulla, è comune in tutti gli eserciti...
Ha anche un bel CAGE con set di tasche paraclete e le tasche per flash bang sul groin protector.
Altre foto di CAPEX - 29/4/2011
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. -- U.S. Army Special Forces Soldiers from U.S. Army Special Operations Command (Airborne) conduct close-quarters battle drills at a range for CAPEX 2011 participants. A capabilities exercise, or CAPEX, demonstrates Army Special Operations Forces’ diverse capabilities, uniqueness and importance to national security to key civilians and organizations with a desired end state of garnering enduring support from the command's invited guests. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Michael Noggle)
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U.S. Army Rangers from United States Army Special Operations Command (Airborne) conduct close-quarters battle drills at a range May 04. The Rangers were part of a capabilities exercise for members of the local populace in Fayetteville. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Marcus Butler)
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. -- U.S. Army Rangers from U.S. Army Special Operations Command (Airborne) conduct close-quarters battle drills at a range for CAPEX 2011 participants. A capabilities exercise, or CAPEX, demonstrates Army Special Operations Forces’ diverse capabilities, uniqueness and importance to national security to key civilians and organizations with a desired end state of garnering enduring support from the command's invited guests. (Photo by Trish Harris)
Foto non utili ma alquanto divertenti!
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U.S. General David H. Petraeus, left, commander of the NATO International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) meets with special forces in Kunar province in eastern Afghanistan, Sunday May 8, 2011
A me sti tipi qui convincono sempre meno, e dire che in tutta la serie di foto le didascalie sono perfette, perchè i Ranger sono quelli, non c'è alcun dubbio, resta da capire che unità del USASOC sia, magari AWG :D...