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Mamma miaaaa!
ci sono proprio affezionati ai loro rav pre msa... ma poi, rack paraclet e cvc... che classe!
Army SF
Cavolo che foto quella dei CAG, rav, rack, tutto pre msa, inoltre si vede la crye 1a gen, con il torso della combat shirt marroncino.
quella dell'usacapoc è veramente improbabile. mp5, strike BHI, PRR, tasche di 4 colori diversi (e che tasche improbabili)... mi piace.
Anche quella della Delta è fantastica, i low vis non sono quelli in rete soliti, sono gli altri. Dico una stupidaggine o il primo a sinistra ha una SOF BDU paraclete? Anche il Mich con la metà dei pad non è male!
sarebbe interessante sapere di più su quella foto, ad esempio l'annata e dove cavolo ha messo i caricatori dell'mp5...
Allora ho fatto bene a non vendere le Bijans CB!Originariamente inviata da Beppe_goodoldrebel
Army SF
Non è così assurdo mi sono ritrovato anch'io, facendo un po' di prove, a mettere i pads con quella disposizione sul mio CVC... quando lo uso abbinato a delle cuffie mettere il pad tondo posteriormente e altri 3 o 4 davanti lasciando la parte in cui passa l'arco dell'headset risulta veramente comodo
Ho notato nuovi dettagli, il tipo a sinistra indossa un RAV concealment body armor sotto il rack. Dentro uno dei pouch si intravede una glock, sembra una g23 in .40SW. La bdu sembra una crye field, anche perchè il velcro nelle maniche sembra intero, nella paraclete è diviso in 2 strisce, come nella crye gen3. Credo che questo operatore sia lo stesso di questa foto. (notare la patch)
Ultima modifica di kermit the frog; 29/03/2012 a 21:19
Un po' di spiagge, oceano, woodland, basta deserto:
SAN DIEGO (Sept. 10, 2008) Crewman Qualification Training (CQT) students hit the surf before the start of medical training instruction at the Silver Strand beach in Coronado, Calif. CQT is a 14-week advanced training course teaching basic weapons, seamanship, first aid and small unit tactics to Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewman (SWCC) trainees. SWCCs operate and maintain the Navy's inventory of state-of-the-art, high-speed boats used to support SEALs in special operations missions worldwide.
SAN DIEGO (Sept. 10, 2008) Crewman Qualification Training (CQT) students provide cover for their teammates in a medical evacuation training scenario at the Naval Special Warfare Center in Coronado, Calif. CQT is a 14-week advanced training course teaching basic weapons, seamanship, first aid and small unit tactics to Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewman (SWCC) trainees. SWCCs operate and maintain the Navy's inventory of state-of-the-art, high-speed boats used to support SEALs in special operations missions worldwide.
CORONADO, Calif. (March 5, 2009) A Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewman (SWCC) candidate from crewmen qualification training (CQT) Class 61 jumps into Coronado Bay for a floatation check. CQT is a 14-week course that teaches SWCC candidates the skills they need as members of the Naval Special Warfare Boat Teams, including navigation, craft maintenance and repair, towing, anchoring and weapons
CORONADO, Calif. (Dec. 10, 2008) A Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewman (SWCC) from Special Boat Team 12 treats an injured teammate during a casualty assistance and evacuation scenario at Naval Special Warfare Center. The scenario covered basic first aid and advanced life-saving skills commonly used to treat combat-related injuries, as part of unit-level training
CORONADO, Calif. (Dec. 10, 2008) A Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewman (SWCC) from Special Boat Team 12 keeps a look out while his teammates treat an injured teammate during a casualty assistance and evacuation scenario at Naval Special Warfare Center. The scenario covered basic first aid and advanced life-saving skills commonly used to treat combat-related injuries, as part of unit-level training
Virginia Beach, Va. (June 5, 2007) -- Special Warfare Boat Operator 1st Class (SWCC/PJ) Nicholas Powell navigates a Mark Five Special Operations Craft while Chief Special Warfare Boat Operator (SWCC/SW) Dwayne Van Tassel explains some of the controls to Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV). Also pictured (far left) Commodore of Naval Special Warfare Group FOUR Capt. Evin Thompson. The SECNAV is visiting the Hampton Roads area to get an up close look at forward deployed forces and to help build partnership with local civilian leader
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