dovrebbe essere di quelle issued che si trovano da strikeforce...Quote:
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dovrebbe essere di quelle issued che si trovano da strikeforce...Quote:
Originariamente inviata da kamchaaka
vecchie foto del 1979-80 del 20th SPS (Security Police Squadron) USAF, RAF Bentwaters, D-Flight/TNT (Tactical Neutralization Team)...un plotone Tier-1 specializzato nel recupero di armi nucleari e con un ruoto CT secondario, da notare che la maggioranza indossa la dpm, dato che all'epoca l'USAF non distribuiva mimetiche, mentre per il loro ruolo specifico erano necessarie...
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le carabine colt in dotazione sono le GAU-5/A con canna da 10 e 11,5" e le GUU-5/P con canna da 16" pollici tutte senza foward assist...
Definire tier 1 le SP mi sembra eccessivo. Come tutte le SF (Security Forces) sono addestrate per compiti di difesa delle basi, diciamo grezzamente paragonabili alle swat. Ma non è che fossero d'elite. Su quella foto e su questa sotto (reforger '80), oltre al fatto di avere incontrato diverse camicie tropical con l'aquila delle security forces cucita sopra avevo già parlato con altre persone. Ed alcune mi hanno detto che questi incroci di roba erano comuni scambi di materiale, essendo l'abbigliamento british più performante. Per il discorso mimetismo, credo che nel '79 disponessero già abbastanza comunemente di coat/trousers, hot weather , camouflage (le cosiddette RDF) e in misura minore di vecchie coat/trousers,man's, camouflage cotton... (le ERDL).
riporto quello che ha scritto un brit riguardo le foto.
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When I was with the 501st TMW in 87 we were issued US body armour, webbing and weaponry which was used as was at the Gama site and mixed and matched with our own in the field. Chippewa boots were a big favourite.
Some wore US Kevlar in preference to the D-Day turtle steel pot we got issued, at least until the British mk6 arrived. I have to say a fair few of my American colleagues did not remain very 35-10 when we deployed however much they may have complied on base. the practise at the time by brits to layer under their uniform with civilian fleeces did leach into practice too with the SP's.
At times (although rarely) the only way to really tell was the BCG's https://www.usmilitariaforum.com/for...ult/crying.gif or the airmans trousers, if they were DPM he was a Brit, If they were BDU he was a Yank.....I only used an N3b Parka a couple of times, mostly I stayed native with my dpm. I was surprised at how popular the British version of the BDU cap was with the US guys. I can't repeat the accepted colloquialism for that headgear. https://www.usmilitariaforum.com/for...ult/unsure.gif
se leggi esattamente quello che ho scritto, mi riferisco con il termine tier-1 ai soli plotoni TNT, che all'epoca avevano il ruolo principale di recupero/difesa delle armi nucleari, con un ruolo CT secondario, e non al totale delle SP...
fai conto che in europa le uniformi mimetiche tra i militari americani sono arrivati molto tempo dopo rispetto al resto delle forze americane...
il D-Flight/TNT del 20th SPS era assegnato alla RAF Bentwaters dotata di F-4 dotati anche di ordigni nucleari tattici (intorno alla sessantina di pezzi), e quindi era necessaria la presenza di un gruppo dedicato, specializzato anche nel rendere inerti le testate, per la difesa ed il recupero...
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si rifa a un contesto completamente diverso...tratta della raf greenham common e del suo 501st tactical missile wing, con 96 missili a testata nucleare, che in caso di necessita si sarebbero distribuiti sul territorio essendo montati su autocarri e sarebbero stati accompagnati da plotoni o compagnie di militari della SP con il ruolo primario della difesa di punto dei siti di lancio...Quote:
When I was with the 501st TMW in 87 we were issued US body armour, webbing and weaponry which was used as was at the Gama site and mixed and matched with our own in the field. Chippewa boots were a big favourite.
Some wore US Kevlar in preference to the D-Day turtle steel pot we got issued, at least until the British mk6 arrived. I have to say a fair few of my American colleagues did not remain very 35-10 when we deployed however much they may have complied on base. the practise at the time by brits to layer under their uniform with civilian fleeces did leach into practice too with the SP's.
At times (although rarely) the only way to really tell was the BCG's https://www.usmilitariaforum.com/for...ult/crying.gif or the airmans trousers, if they were DPM he was a Brit, If they were BDU he was a Yank.....I only used an N3b Parka a couple of times, mostly I stayed native with my dpm. I was surprised at how popular the British version of the BDU cap was with the US guys. I can't repeat the accepted colloquialism for that headgear. https://www.usmilitariaforum.com/for...ult/unsure.gif
al giorno d'oggi le security forces dell'usaf mantengono squadre emt, per il ruolo swat in quasi tutte le basi, mentre le squadre eredi delle TNT rimangono attive esclusivamente per la difesa e del controllo delle grandi basi lanciamissili negli stati uniti, il 90th, 91st e 341st security forces group, ognuno composto da alcune migliaia di militari...
Territorial Army soldiers take part in a Battle Camp at the Sennybridge Training Camp in mid-Wales. The camp allows the troops to conduct live weapons firing and practice their firing tactics as they train for possible operations in the future.Crown Copyright
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ahoooooo sti Gurka sono conciati meglio della controparte Brits..piu puliti meno rafazzonati..tasche ben chiuse niente orpelli..tranne l'orsachiotto..La patch piazzata sul elmetto..è una cosa solo loro.
Ma le tre strisce di velcro sulle maniche sono adattamenti personali o è un nuovo standard issue smock???Quote:
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Si era già visto su una foto passata, sembra arrivare dritta dritta dall'UBACS