Foto operative (REAL ACTION)

[Pj Tomahawk]

guarda proprio "un paio" sul totale possono essere repost per il resto è una tua impressione.
l'addestramento cambia ogni 5 anni non vengono aggiornati spesso quindi capita di vedere le stesse cose 100 volte.

edit: anelkilller ho scritto che è un replicante.

[Anelkiller]

...tipo degli operatori che sparano in un poligono?
belle foto cmq, l'operatore con la flight suit ha addosso una marea di roba, sembra uscito da una di quelle action figure 1:6...

[HOOT]

il primo in questa foto ha un plate in multicam p.s. notare anche i magnifiers sui fucili ...

[Petro]

...tipo degli operatori che sparano in un poligono?
belle foto cmq, l'operatore con la flight suit ha addosso una marea di roba, sembra uscito da una di quelle action figure 1:6...

di repost non ce ne sono un paio, ma 8 su 20
il setup del giappo è ben fatto, forse ance troppo: effettivamente sembra un bambolotto1:6... va bene un setup dettagliato ma questo ha decisamente troppa chincaglieria addosso

[Petro]

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sgt. brian kightlinger, with company b, 1st battalion, 5th marine regiment, crosses a bridge during a security patrol in the nawa district of the helmand province of afghanistan sept. 5, 2009. the marines conduct security patrols to decrease insurgent activity and gain the trust of the afghan people. the 1st battalion, 5th marine regiment is deployed with regimental combat team 3, which conducts counterinsurgency operations in partnership with afghan national security forces in southern afghanistan.

[Petro]

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maj. brian c. pate, the commanding officer of company g, 3rd light armored reconnaissance battalion, talks with a fellow officer after a meeting with iraqi border police commanders north of sahl sinjar, iraq, aug. 1, 2009. by coordinating the efforts of all commanders operating in temporary area of operations tripoli, commanders are now better able to communicate with their essential iraqi counterparts.

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during a realistic urban terrain exercise, the enemy compromised marines' position, resulting in simulated injuries, at a compound on white beach naval facility sept. 1. the marines were with deep reconnaissance platoon, 31st marine expeditionary unit and the battalion landing team, 2nd battalion, 5th marines, 31st meu, iii marine expeditionary force. (photo by lance cpl. abigail m. wharton).

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marines with simulated injuries are helped to a ch-46 sea knight to be medically evacuated from the area at white beach naval facility during a realistic urban terrain exercise sept. 1. (officila marine corps photo by lance cpl. abigail m. wharton).

[Kadmillos]

di repost non ce ne sono un paio, ma 8 su 20
il setup del giappo è ben fatto, forse ance troppo: effettivamente sembra un bambolotto1:6... va bene un setup dettagliato ma questo ha decisamente troppa chincaglieria addosso

tra l'altro il bambolotto è destro ma ha i portamags a destra.... bello carico... ma non mi pare funzionale.... anzi....

[HOOT]

ho tolto qualche doppione e le foto del re-enactor che tanto in questa sezione non c'entrano una mazza, visto che siamo in "real action"

[Petro]

cpl. christopher c. ahrens, center, a joint fires observer with 1st battalion, 6th marine regiment, 2nd marine division, helps a fellow jfo through call-for-fire procedures during a combined-fires training exercise aboard camp lejeune, n.c., aug. 25, 2009. ahrens with other 1/6 marines joined tactical air control party course students from the expeditionary warfare training group, atlantic, in norfolk, va., qualifying as joint terminal air controllers and forward air controllers, to practice controlling suppressive fires and close air support maneuvers.
(photo by lance cpl. brian jones : ii marine expeditionary force public affairs)

marines with 1st battalion, 6th marine regiment, 2nd marine division, practice calling in live mortar fire during a combined-fires training exercise aboard camp lejeune, n.c., aug. 25, 2009. the 1/6 marines joined tactical air control party course students from the expeditionary warfare training group, atlantic, in norfolk, va., qualifying as joint terminal air controllers and forward air controllers, to practice controlling suppressive fires and close air support maneuvers.
(photo by lance cpl. brian jones : ii marine expeditionary force public affairs)

students and instructors of the tactical air control party course of the expeditionary warfare training group, atlantic, in norfolk, va., practice calling in close air support from f/a-18 hornets during a combined-fires training exercise aboard camp lejeune, n.c., aug. 25, 2009. the students joined with camp lejeune marines to practice controlling suppressive fires and close air support maneuvers while qualifying as joint terminal air controllers and forward air controllers.
(photo by lance cpl. brian jones : ii marine expeditionary force public affairs)

a student of the tactical air control party course of the expeditionary warfare training group, atlantic, in norfolk, va., practices laser targeting for close air support from f/a-18 hornets during a combined-fires training exercise aboard camp lejeune, n.c., aug. 25, 2009. students of the tacp joined with camp lejeune marines to practice controlling suppressive fires and close air support maneuvers while qualifying as joint terminal air controllers and forward air controllers.
(photo by lance cpl. brian jones : ii marine expeditionary force public affairs)

a student of the tactical air control party course of the expeditionary warfare training group, atlantic, in norfolk, va., practices calling in close air support from an f/a-18 hornet during a combined-fires training exercise aboard camp lejeune, n.c., aug. 25, 2009. the students joined with camp lejeune marines to practice controlling suppressive fires and close air support maneuvers while qualifying as joint terminal air controllers and forward air controllers.
(photo by lance cpl. brian jones : ii marine expeditionary force public affairs)

[Petro]

marines with the 3rd light armored reconnaissance battalion designated marksman team go over last minute mission planning before conducting operations north of sahl sinjar, iraq, aug. 4, 2009. the designated marksmen have been attached to 3rd lar bn. in order to assist them in counter-smuggling and counter-insurgent operations.

(come si dice in romagna: "questo ha delle voglie" :d )

staff sgt. jeremy herbert, the explosive ordnance disposal team leader for marine wing support squadron 271, sahl sinjar detachment, right, runs in an eod bomb suit to beat the world record for a one-mile run in the suit aboard sahl sinjar airfield, iraq, sept. 1. herbert has trained twice a day since april to beat the previous world record of 10:13.

u.s. marine 1st sgt. christopher garza, of houston, texas (foreground), watches for encircling insurgents and u.s. army capt. william swenson, of seattle, washington, calls for air support on his radio as they take cover after afghan security forces and their u.s. military trainers were ambushed on september 8, 2009. swenson's afghan interpreter looks on. the force was going to the village of ganjgal in eastern kunar province, afghanistan to search for weapons and hold talks with the elders who had agreed to accept the authority of the local government. four u.s. service members and nine afghans were killed. (jonathan s. landay / mct)

due domande relative a quest'ultima foto:
- perchè il caricatore corto??
- qualcuno sa dove posso trovare una foto dettagliata di un flight badge come quello in foto (magari compreso di misure) ??