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questa ragazza è meravigliosa... t_tOriginariamente inviata da -wall-
Marines with a Female Engagement Team fire at paper targets during a combat marksmanship training exercise here. FET members learned how to employ their weapons properly in a close combat situation and what to do in case of a weapons malfunction. This evolution is one portion of the FET's pre-deployment preparations for a tour in Afghanistan where they will embed with infantry units.
Marines with a Female Engagement Team load ammunition during a combat marksmanship training exercise here. FET members learned how to employ their weapons properly in a close combat situation and what to do in case of a weapons malfunction. This evolution is one portion of the FET's pre-deployment preparations for a tour in Afghanistan where they will embed with infantry units.
Pfc. Shawnee Redbear, 18, a logistics and embarkation specialist from Pine Ridge, S.D., and a Female Engagement Team member inserts a magazine into her rifle during a combat marksmanship training exercise here. FET members learned how to employ their weapons properly in a close combat situation and what to do in case of a weapons malfunction. This evolution is one portion of the FET's pre-deployment preparations for a tour in Afghanistan where they will embed with infantry units.
Marines with a Female Engagement Team check their shot groups during a combat marksmanship training exercise here. FET members learned how to employ their weapons properly in a close combat situation and what to do in case of a weapons malfunction. This evolution is one portion of the FET's pre-deployment preparations for a tour in Afghanistan where they will embed with infantry units.
Sgt. Savanna Malendoski, a supply clerk from Oakdale, Minn., and a Female Engagement Team member loads 9mm pistol rounds into a magazine during a combat marksmanship training exercise here. FET members learned how to employ their weapons properly in a close combat situation and what to do in case of a weapons malfunction. This evolution is one portion of the FET's pre-deployment preparations for a tour in Afghanistan where they will embed with infantry units.
Pfc. Shawnee Redbear, 18, a logistics and embarkation specialist from Pine Ridge, S.D., and a Female Engagement Team member fires her M9 pistol at paper target during a combat marksmanship training exercise here. FET members learned how to employ their weapons properly in a close combat situation and what to do in case of a weapons malfunction. This evolution is one portion of the FET's pre-deployment preparations for a tour in Afghanistan where they will embed with infantry units.
Pfc. Shawnee Redbear, 18, a logistics and embarkation specialist from Pine Ridge, S.D., and a Female Engagement Team member organizes 5.56mm rifle rounds during a combat marksmanship training exercise here. FET members learned how to employ their weapons properly in a close combat situation and what to do in case of a weapons malfunction. This evolution is one portion of the FET's pre-deployment preparations for a tour in Afghanistan where they will embed with infantry units.
Marines with a Female Engagement Team fire at paper targets during a combat marksmanship training exercise here. FET members learned how to employ their weapons properly in a close combat situation and what to do in case of a weapons malfunction. This evolution is one portion of the FET's pre-deployment preparations for a tour in Afghanistan where they will embed with infantry units.
Ma come mai un team solo di femminucce? Non sono amalgamate insieme ai masculi? Comunque quoto Shark, credo che una donna marine, con in più il ciclo, debba essere una macchina di morte
Ho letto lo scopo del Female Engagement Team. Ovviamente addestramento d'obbligo, ma teoricamente dovrebbero essere una mossa pacifica per riuscire nella comunicazione con il popolo Afghano.
Ultima modifica di HOOT; 12/07/2010 a 20:29
Nel dubbio l'ho postata anche qui...
Lance Corporal Kristi Baker,21, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II stands guard while on patrol as dust fills the air on November 15, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan. (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)
Sergeant Sheena Adams, 25, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II works late into the night on her laptop on her reports on November 12, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan. There are 48 women presently working along the volatile front lines of the war in Afghanistan deployed as the second Female Engagement team participating in a more active role, gaining access where men can't. The women, many who volunteer for the 6.5 month deployment take a 10 week course at Camp Pendleton in California where they are trained for any possible situation, including learning Afghan customs and basic Pashtun language. (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)
Non sapevo di questo libro... adesso cerco se c'è in ITA...
Hospital Corpsman Shannon Crowley, 22, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II takes a nap before being sent out on a mission to Kunjak on November 12, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan. (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)
è un vero peccato che l'ottanta per cento delle foto di questo (come di molti altri thread) non si vedano più...
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Queste non sono in mimetica...
Volevo fare una domanda sperando non abbiate già trattato l'argomento (in tal caso me ne scuco), per caso le donne nel USMC hanno ruoli anche in prima linea o sono impiegate in ruoli si supporto e logisticia come nell'US ARMY?..Grazie in anticipo.
Trovate su altro forum... ma non penso che vi incazziate per questo....
Sargent Sheena Adams, 25, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II gets attention from some Afghan girls while on patrol on November 21, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Hospital Corpsman Shannon Crowley, 22, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II stands guard in the bazaar as a crowd of Afghan men watch on November 14, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Hospital Corpsman Shannon Crowley, 22, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II packs to go on a mission while Lance Corporal Kristi Baker, 21, sits on her bed on November 12, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Sargent Sheena Adams (R) US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II comforts an Afghan translator (L) who was crying after hearing about the death of a fellow marine on November 16, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Hospital Corpsman Shannon Crowley, 22, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II patrols along with Lance Corporal Kristi Baker, 21, (back) and other male marines November 15, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
(L-R) Sargent Sheena Adams, 25, and Lance Corporal Kristi Baker ,21, Hospital Corpsman Shannon Crowley, 22, US Marines with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II pose at their forward operating base on November 17, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Hospital Corpsman Amy Housley, 29, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II checks the heartbeat of a sick child during a village medical outreach on November 23, 2010 in Boldoc, in Helmand province, Afghanistan.
Hospital Corpsman Shannon Crowley, 22, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II patrols along with male marines November 17, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Sargent Sheena Adams, 25, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II stands guard while on patrol on November 19, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Lance Corporal Kristi Baker,21, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II hangs out in the dinning tent after eating an MRE ( military style meals ready to eat) for lunch on November 12, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Lance Corporal Kristi Baker (L), 21, and Hospital Corpsman Shannon Crowley, 22, (R) US Marines with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II listen to a briefing before heading out on patrol on November 20, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Lance Corporal Kristi Baker,21, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II patrols with other Marines on November 20, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
(L-R) Sargent Sheena Adams, 25, Hospital Corpsman Shannon Crowley,22, and Lance Corporal Kristi Baker,21, US Marines with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II pose at their forward operating base on November 17, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Lance Corporal Kristi Baker, 21, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II hangs out after a shower inside her dormitory room on November 12, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Hospital Corpsman Shannon Crowley,22, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II patrols along with male marines November 18, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Lance Corporal Kristi Baker, 21, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II patrols in the bazaar with other Marines on November 20, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Lance Corporal Kristi Baker,21, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II stands guard while on patrol as dust fills the air on November 15, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Sargent Sheena Adams, 25, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II deals with Afghan boys begging for candy at the bazaar November 14, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
Lance Corporal Kristi Baker, 21, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II stands guard while on patrol on November 14, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
MUSA QALA, AFGHANISTAN - NOVEMBER 12: , , Lance Corporal Kristi Baker, 21, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II hangs out in the barracks working on her laptop on November 12, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
MUSA QALA, AFGHANISTAN - NOVEMBER 21: , , Lance Corporal Shannon Crowley, 22, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II rests after a patrol with a Marine's foot on her stomach on November 21, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan.
MUSA QALA, AFGHANISTAN - NOVEMBER 17: , , Hospital Corpsman Shannon Crowley, 22, US Marine with the FET (Female Engagement Team) 1st Battalion 8th Marines, Regimental Combat team II eats American snacks sent from home while studying November 17, 2010 in Musa Qala, Afghanistan. There are 48 women presently working along the volatile front lines of the war in Afghanistan deployed as the second Female Engagement team participating in a more active role, gaining access where men can't. The women, many who volunteer for the 6.5 month deployment take a 10 week course at Camp Pendleton in California where they are trained for any possible situation, including learning Afghan customs and basic Pashtun language.
ti dico la mia anche se le foto di UAL credo rispondano già in parte alla tua domanda:
generalmente hanno ruoli di logistica e supporto; in "prima linea" a parte il caso dei FET (vedi foto), che se non sbaglio sono anche il primo "esperimento" di questo tipo, non le ho mai viste. Per intenderci mai viste pattuglie miste uomini-donne, però ci sono foto di FET che rispondono al fuoco sotto ingaggio proprio come una qualsiasi pattuglia, anche se i loro compiti sono principalmente incentrati sulle pubbliche relazioni.
Questo è quello che ho dedotto io dalle foto trovate per il web; però non ho sotto mano direttive o simili che autorizzano l' accesso delle donne a tutti MOS tipici dei colleghi maschi, quindi non ho un idea precisa di quello che fanno/sono autorizzate a fare.
p.s. gran belle foto ual!
