avrà pensato di essere in paradiso?
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dall'afghanistan, un paio di foto interessanti
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u.s. marine staff sgt. joseph debose, 26, stands amongst village elders as afghan and american forces search for weapons october 25, 2008 in the korengal valley of kunar province in eastern afghanistan. taliban insurgents enjoy widespread public support in the contested valley. (john moore/getty images)
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village elders speak with a u.s. marine (l), through an interpreter as american and afghan forces search for weapons october 25, 2008 in the korengal valley of kunar province in eastern afghanistan. (john moore/ getty images)
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u.s. marines scan for taliban insurgents as afghan forces search a house for weapons october 25, 2008 in the korengal valley of kunar province in eastern afghanistan. (john moore/getty images)
complimenti dj.cats, sono foto molto interessanti!
in afghanistan usano sempre cose molto particolari e soprattutto è il teatro operativo dove si vedono, per la prima volta, la maggior parte di oggetti di "nuova dotazione"
ma in quelle due di lokid65 i marines sono con delle frog o comunque aor? o bdu attillate?
nella seconda a cui mi riferisco c'è un militare inglese tra l'altro.
foto a cui mi riferisco quella, e "quella sopra a questa dell'inglese".
aor, dst marpat normale o frog? che cosa portano di queste? giusto per sapere.
ti ringrazio shark86 (in edit mode on)---edit mode off. ;)
quella è una foto molto probabilmente di alcuni operatori della 24th meu nella provincia di helmand in afghanistan e indossano le frog (ormai sembra che in quella zona i setup preferiti siano frog e eagle mbav o frog e ciras)Quote:
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guardate cos'ho scovato in rete, deve essere interessante questo giocattolino :d
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marine corps base quantico, va. — science fiction movies have long used robots as a staple of their regular cast, but even now the marine corps is working on a machine that will operate forward of the front lines and provide scouting, flank security, direct attack and other tasks that will decrease risks for combat marines.
the tactical unmanned ground vehicle, or gladiator, is designed to support dismounted infantry and combat engineers during the performance of their mission, across the spectrum of conflict and range of military operations. the gladiator will provide the marine corps' ground combat element with an unmanned tele-operated/semi-autonomous ground vehicle for remoting combat tasks in order to reduce risk to the warfighter and neutralize threats to the marine air-ground task force.
"this system is not intended to replace marines," said larry hennebeck, the project officer, who works at robotic systems joint project office in redstone arsenal, al. "the gladiator will give commanders another alternative to sending out marines on missions that are very dangerous."
the gladiator will be capable of performing scouting, surveillance, & target acquisition; direct fire; bunker/light-armor destruction; obstacle breaching; nuclear, biological & chemical (nbc) reconnaissance; employment of non-lethal weapons; obscurant delivery; engineer reconnaissance; and transporting ammunition or equipment.
the gladiator will possess day & night video cameras capable of performing as well as an individual marine with currently fielded binoculars and thermal imaging equipment; an integrated position locating system and laser rangefinder capable of accurately determining the location of targets; acoustic detection system; and anti-tampering/handling devices.
the operator will direct the gladiator tugv from a hand-held unit that controls the various platform/payloads and data reception from the sensors. this will provide the gladiator with tele-operational capability for remote command and control of the vehicle as well as data display, storage and dissemination.
the gladiator system will use a modular, plug-and-fight configuration and will be capable of remotely employing a variety of equipment already fielded to infantry and combat engineer units. this equipment includes the anti-personnel/obstacle breaching system, m240g medium machine gun, m249 squad automatic weapon, shoulder- launched multipurpose assault weapon, light vehicle obscuration smoke system, automatic chemical agent detection alarm, an/vdr-2 nuclear detection system, multipurpose cart, etc.
"the gladiator will significantly enhance the ability of marines to accomplish assigned mission tasks," said capt. robert parks, the requirement officer for the system.
during recent field user evaluations by 1st battalion, 2d marines held at camp lejeune, n.c., the gladiator had a chance to prove its worth. "the marines were surprised at the numerous ways the system could be used to enhance tactical level operations," said hennebeck. the marines of 1/2 will be employing the systems during cax 3-04 in january.
this system will increase magtf capabilities by:
· reducing marine causalities by remoting combat tasks and minimizing risks to individual marines by eliminating or reducing their exposure to enemy fires, booby traps, or nbc agents.
· significantly enhancing the ability of tactical commanders to detect, identify, locate, and neutralize a variety of threats to include enemy force activity, chemical and biological agents, and impassible terrain or unusable routes.
· providing tactical commanders with real-time combat information, enabling real-time maneuver decision-making at the platoon/company level.
· increasing our ability to operate at a higher tempo due to the increased speed at which we can conduct operations such as obstacle breaching, patrolling, reconnaissance by force, nbc & engineer reconnaissance, etc.
· increasing force lethality by being able to acquire and engage the enemy at extended ranges.
maximizing economy of force efforts by requiring fewer personnel to conduct combat tasks, conserving marines' strength, and reducing risks in secondary areas/efforts. in this capacity the system will serve as a force multiplier.
robot giusto ?... piccolo ma semplicemente fantastico... se andrà avanti questo progetto, come viene detto, è l'alternativa ai marines per missioni pericolose...
poco armato eheheheh
la guerra oggi non esiste più mi chiedo cosa possa servire pure nel futuro dove ci saranno, se ci saranno, guerre di guerriglia come ci sono oggi ovunque...(nessuno più si mette a combattere a campo aperto...questo succedeva con i cavalli, o quando c'erano le trincee...queste guerre non si fanno più...oggi la guerra è sporca.
direi che basta così, per far capire che un mezzo cosi farebbe la felicità delle forze avversarie asserragliate nelle viuzze di una qualsiasi cittadella. bah.
si è un robot da usare in situazioni pericolose.Quote:
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@ murdock: scusa ma se è possibile usare un robot per mandarlo in avanscoperta in punti pericolosi perchè non lo si dovrebbe fare? in quel modo si salvano delle vite! se in un futuro prossimo si combatterà solo con i robot, ben venga, significa che non ci saranno più tutte quelle migliaia di vittime, non credi?
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ultimamamente si vedono sempre più strane posizioni di tiro tra i marines
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il javelin ha sempre il suo fascino
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marsoc mentre si fanno un viaggetto molto comodo in elicottero :crazy:
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fate caso al caricatore nuovo... ora mi sfugge il nome mannaggia...
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un tattico insolito...
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ormai i ciras li usano solo come protezione balistica... le tasche le mettono da tutt'altra parte
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e per copncludere in bellezza... a qualcuno serve un m32? ahahaha
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a regola sono i nuovi caricatori magpull