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Noto solo ora un dettaglio che non avevo mai visto.... il tipo a destra ha una serpa cosciale ...tra i berretti verdi avevo sempre e solo visto la safariland come cosciale e la serpa con piastra molle per le loro scampagnate sui mezzi.Quote:
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Anche il calcio dei fucili è piuttosto particolare....
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U.S. Navy SEALs team members with Special Operations Task Force - South and Afghan Commandos, with Afghan National Army's 3rd Commando Kandak, perform final equipment checks before beginning an operation to prevent insurgent activity in northern Panjwa'i District, March 29, 2011, in Kandahar province, Afghanistan. Also assisting in the Commando-led operation were members of the Afghan National Civil Order Police and Panjwa'i deputy chief of police, Mohibullah.
A U.S. Navy SEALs team member with Special Operations Task Force - South, observes as an MH-47 Chinook helicopter approaches before beginning an operation to hinder insurgent activity in northern Panjwa'i District, March 29, 2011, in Kandahar province, Afghanistan. The SEALS were joined by Afghan Commandos, with the Afghan National Army's 3rd Commando Kandak, and members of the Afghan National Civil Order Police.
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A U.S. Navy SEALs team member with Special Operations Task Force - South, and Afghan Commandos, with the Afghan National Army's 3rd Commando Kandak, search a compound during the early morning hours of an operation the hinder insurgent activity in northern Panjwa'i District, March 29, 2011, in Kandahar province, Afghanistan. Also assisting in the Commando-led operation were members of the Afghan National Civil Order Police and Panjwa'i deputy chief of police, Mohibullah.
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hiresU.S. Navy SEALs team members with Special Operations Task Force - South and Afghan Commandos with Afghan National Army's 3rd Commando Kandak observe as an MH-47 Chinook helicopter approaches after completing an operation to prevent insurgent activity in northern Panjwa'i District, March 29, 2011, in Kandahar province, Afghanistan. Also assisting in the Commando-led operation were members of the Afghan National Civil Order Police and Panjwa'i deputy chief of police, Mohibullah.
U.S. Navy SEALs team members with Special Operations Task Force - South and Afghan Commandos with Afghan National Army's 3rd Commando Kandak approach an MH-47 Chinook helicopter before boarding it after completing an operation to prevent insurgent activity in northern Panjwa'i District, March 29, 2011, in Kandahar province, Afghanistan. Also assisting in the Commando-led operation were members of the Afghan National Civil Order Police and Panjwa'i deputy chief of police, Mohibullah.
Ciao a tutti, nelle foto postate da Octabrain, rispondendo ad Anelkiller, sono Seals, si vede anche Lt. Michael P. Murphy (famoso, purtroppo, per Operation Red Wing) ed Machinist’s Mate 2nd Class Eric S. Patton, abbattuto con la squadra di soccorso per il team di Luttrell.
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Insieme a queste ci sono anche foto di Afghan SF agghindati con materiale (probabilmnte) di origine US... servono? Le volete? non le ho messe per non andare OT
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Questa si, da sx Shane Patton, Michael Murphy (medaglia d'onore del congresso) e quello di spalle dovrebbe essere James Shu, tutti scomparsi durante l'op. Redwing (2005)Quote:
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Per le HI-RES busogna registrarsi.Quote:
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Si infatti era solo per non mettere cosa che a nessuno interessavano... Ecco fatto ! ;-)
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Members of the Iraqi Emergency Response Brigade conduct weapons training under the supervision of U.S. Special Operations Forces at Forward Operating Base Gabe, in Baqubah, Iraq. Members of the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Arabian Peninsula advise, train, and assist Iraqi security forces during Operation New Dawn.https://d3.static.dvidshub.net/media...386627_q75.jpg Download Photo
A U.S. Special Operations Forces soldier provides security during a counter-terrorism operation with the Iraqi Special Operations Force's 8th Regional Commando Battalion in Baqubah, Iraq. Members of the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Arabian Peninsula advise, train, and assist Iraqi security forces during Operation New Dawn.https://d3.static.dvidshub.net/media...386617_q75.jpg Download Photo
Members of the Iraqi Special Operations Force's 8th Regional Commando Battalion hand out backpacks to students at the Al-Ahdaf Primary school on Jan. 30. Members of the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Arabian Peninsula advise, train, and assist Iraqi security forces during Operation New Dawn.https://d3.static.dvidshub.net/media...386647_q75.jpg Download Photo
A medic from the Iraqi 5th Emergency Response Battalion uses the palm of his hand to apply direct pressure to the bleeding jaw of a simulated casualty as he inspects for other wounds while conducting Trauma Combat Casualty Care training under the supervision of U.S. Special Operations Forces at Forward Operating Base Gabe, in Baqubah, Iraq. Members of the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Arabian Peninsula advise, train, and assist Iraqi security forces during Operation New Dawn.https://d3.static.dvidshub.net/media...386640_q75.jpg Download Photo
A member of the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Arabian Peninsula dons a simulated facial wound as medics from the Iraqi 5th Emergency Response Battalion make their way towards him in order to begin treatment while conducting Trauma Combat Casualty Care training at Forward Operating Base Gabe, in Baqubah, Iraq. Members assigned to CJSOTF-AP advise, train, and assist Iraqi security forces during Operation New Dawn.
Rubata da greygroup, Seal November 2007
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Che diavolo di spegnifiamma utilizzano?
Le prime due sono pazzesche, tra l'altro la "location" mi pare conosciuta, dovrei ripassare un paio di cartelle sul PC..
oh ma niente! L'elmetto e il 416 non lasciano dubbi! :-D
stando a colui che ha postato quelle foto su Gearsoc, sono state fatte al Range37 di Ft. Bragg...Quote:
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si, anche su gearsoc sono partiti subito con OMFG D3LT4!!!11 :wink2:
l'ultima foto ha del miracoloso... un operatore che fa la pipi... non sapevo che anche loro avessero di questi bisogni... ^_^ (ovviamente scherzo, ma la posizione non lascia alcun dubbio... è proprio pipi...)
comunque cazzate a parte, nelle prime due foto l'operatore che tattico usa? un hard plate paraclete? O_O
iniziamo ad abbandonare il ranger green come pattern per i vest?
ora fare la pipi è issued.Quote:
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Mi sembrano PC della Crye
Foto stupende, nella terza l'operatore in primo piano, utilizza un Crye Precision Jumpable Plate Carrier (JPC)?
forse repost... al max cancello, ma non mi sembra di averle viste...
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A U.S. service member with Special Operations Task Force -* South interacts with an Afghan boy during a routine patrol, March 27, Maiwand District, Kandahar province, Afghanistan. The SOTF-*South team in the area conducts regular patrols in order to bolster security, in addition to meeting with area villagers to assess development projects.
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A U.S. service member with Special Operations Task Force - South provides security overwatch during a routine patrol Maiwand district, Kandahar province, Afghanistan, April 1. The SOTF-South team conducts regular patrols in order to bolster security and disrupt insurgent activity.
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A U.S. service member with Special Operations Task Force -* South provides security overwatch during a routine patrol Maiwand district, Kandahar province, Afghanistan, April 1. The SOTF-*South team conducts regular patrols in order to bolster security and disrupt insurgent activity.
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A U.S. service member assigned to Special Operations Task Force - South provides security overwatch during a routine patrol in Maiwand district, Kandahar province, Afghanistan, April 1. The SOTF-South team conducts regular patrols to bolster security and disrupt insurgent activity.
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A U.S. service member assigned to Special Operations Task Force - South looks through his binoculars for suspicious activity while on patrol in Maiwand district, Kandahar province, Afghanistan, April 1. The SOTF-South team conducts regular patrols to bolster security and disrupt insurgent activity.
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QARA QOSH, Iraq - A member of U.S. Special Operations Forces mans a turret during a civil affairs mission in Qara Qosh, Iraq on Dec. 25. U.S. Special Operations Forces are currently advising, assisting and training Iraqi Security forces in support of Operation New Dawn. (Photo by U.S. Navy Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class James E. Foehl)
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Spc. Eric Galorido, a Soldier from Group Support Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group, engages targets under the watchful eye of an instructor at Fort Bragg, N.C., Jan. 20. Members of the battalion participated in the Special Forces Basic Combat Course-Support. The course is a requirement for all support units deploying with Special Forces. (Army photo/Sgt. Cody Sedlacek)
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Sgt. Scott Dykema, a member of 8th Battalion, 4th Psychological Operations Group, fires his weapon during advanced rifle marksmanship training, Jan. 20. The Texas native attended the training as part of the Special Forces Basic Combat Course-Support. All support units are required to attend the course before deploying with Special Forces. (Army photo/Sgt. Cody Sedlacek)
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Soldiers and airmen engage targets under the supervision of instructors from 3rd Special Forces Group during the advanced marksmanship portion of the Special Forces Basic Combat Course-Support, Jan. 20. Service members must complete this training before supporting U.S. Army Special Forces. (Army photo/Sgt. Cody Sedlacek)
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New Jersey native Sgt. Sam Surowitz, a soldier with 9th Battalion, 4th Psychological Operations Group, fires at his target during the Special Forces Basic Combat Course-Support at Fort Bragg, N.C., Jan. 20. All support units are required to attend the course before deploying with Special Forces. (Army photo/Sgt. Cody Sedlacek)
Questa l'ho messa solo per chiedere:" ma la bandiera USA non andava reverse?" Cazvoli proprio l'Ammiraglio Comandante delle USASOC?
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U.S. Navy Adm. Eric T. Olson, commander of U.S. Special Operations Command, and Afghan Brig. Gen. Khan Mohammed Khan with the Ministry of Interior, speak with Afghan villagers outside the Ziarat-e Shah Maqsud Shrine during a visit to northern Khakrez District, Feb. 24, 2011, in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan. Olson also met with Special Forces Soldiers and the all-female Cultural Support Team and Female Treatment Team with Special Operations Task Force – South regarding their missions and the progress they've seen during their respective deployments. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Daniel P. Shook.)(Released).
Dalle prime due si capisce al volo che è un Delta, i Jeans non mentono :DQuote:
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Più o meno la kitlist recita così:
tc 2002, con classica accoppiata anvis+lpbp e tanto velcro, comtac 1 (variante con mic aggiunto, con tape per non far "tarzanellare" l' Y cable), Crye CAGE Plate Carrier, si nota bene visto che è ben più slick del CAGE classico, tutte le tasche posteriori sono CP, le FB per pistola e quelle per HK416 sembrano essere EI, si nota perfettamente il PTT TEA e l'immortale XL US Flag, classica antenna UHF per PRC148.
HK416 ben tamarrato, con il classico 551 e Peq15, sembra avere un doppio switch o surefire o IT, ready mag e silenziatore parlano da soli..
Per gli altri due tizi avrei dei dubbi che possano essere dei Delta...non sono in linea con molti dettagli (?), non dimenticandoci che Ft Bragg è sede anche del 3rd e 7th SFG, quindi di gentaglia ne gira parecchia da quelle parti..
ma quindi il CAGE normale non è della crye?Quote:
Crye CAGE Plate Carrier, si nota bene visto che è ben più slick del CAGE classico
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Special Forces soldiers burst through a doorway after throwing a flashbang grenade into the room that they were practicing clearing at Range 65 on Fort Bragg.
Qui l'articolo completo!
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No, nel senso che la Crye fa il CAGE Body Armor e il CAGE Plate Carrier.
ah, ok. grazie :D
comunque preferivo molto di più la roba Paraclete anche se credo che la buffetteria in MC diventerà la normalità
:allah:apperò, chi è che dovrebbe scrivere un enciclopedia?Quote:
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Manca però il modello dei jeans :giggle:. E correte a comprare i cyalume corti e i silenziatori surefire, saranno la nuova tendenza.
Domanda: c'è un "codice colore" per l'illuminazione con i Cyalume?
P.S.Cyalume da 4" presi ieri sera, arancioni e verdi sono da 6 ore. Ottimi anche come portachiavi ;-)
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che culo! rivendili subito su gearsoc...diventerai ricco!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
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U.S. Air Force Tech Sgt. Jason Roland a 116th Air Support Operations Squadron joint terminal attack controller, from Tacoma, Wash., establishes satellite communications with the tactical operations center during a joint dismounted patrol with Troop B, 1st Squadron, 113th Cavalry Regiment, Task Force Redhorse, a part of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division, Task Force Red Bulls, in an Afghanistan village April 7. Troop B conducted the patrol to search for weapons caches and to conduct a key leader engagement with village malik.
Spettacolo....adoro queste foto attualissime.....se solo fossi ricco...
USAF comunque ultimamente esagera.....roba da catalogo fashon!!!!!
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A Coalition Special Operations soldier, assigned to Special Operations Task Force-West, patrols villages around Mirmandab, Afghanistan, April 7.
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Afghan National Army Special Forces soldiers, U.S. service members from Special Operations Task Force-West, and coalition partnered forces speak with Afghans while conducting a patrol in Mirmandab, Afghanistan, April 3.
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Afghan children gather around a cameraman as U.S. service members from Special Operations Task Force-West, coalition partnered forces, and Afghan National Army Special Forces soldiers speak with villagers in Mirmandab, Afghanistan, April 3.
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Coalition Special Operations Soldiers, assigned to Special Operations Task Force-West, speak with Afghan children while conducting a patrol in Mirmandab, Afghanistan, April 3.
non lasciatevi ingannare dalle Aor1 , quelli sono forze speciali degli emirati arabi .
Apperò gli Arabi Uniti.....anche loro super equipaggiati!!!
Cavolo indossano le I.T.S. HPFU uniform della Black Hawk Ind.
si vede da un chilometro che quella non è Aor1... è la HPFU BHIQuote:
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E poi ha la faccia da mangiatore di kebab, non di hamburger :asd:
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Hai una high res della terza foto? Sembra quasi la giacca di una vegetata (anche se sicuramente saranno i colori sfalsati dela foto...).
Gli high res li trovi su mp.net, sezione us sof. In ogni caso, come dici tu, la foto ha i colori sfalsati. L'operatore è un berretto verde con multicam.Quote:
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