Photogallery War On Terrorism (dal 2001 in poi)

[Maiemi]

Scusate, qualcuno sa di che pattern si tratta quello della mimetica dell'operatore della foto? Grazie

[Jarhead667]

scusate, qualcuno sa di che pattern si tratta quello della mimetica dell'operatore della foto? Grazie

aor2.

[MAGNUM80]

Unità?

[magnus]

seal

[MAGNUM80]

Sai che team?

[Anelkiller]

Ragazzi non è una chat, se anche scrivete qualche parola in più non muore mica nessuno!
(più che altro perchè si accumulano post e pagine per niente...)
Comunque le prime aor se non sbaglio erano state date al team six, a meno che non si siano diffuse anche in altri reparti (cosa che ritengo probabile, visto che in america questo genere di cose vengono distribuite con una certa celerità ai reparti di "punta"). Su ebay il materiale in aor va via a prezzi stellari.

[Kadmillos]

Una bella foto di propaganda, anche perchè M14 ok ma mags da 5.56 sul tattico.... insomma....

[smile81]

Credo che si sia fatto dare l'm14 per prova ma che avesse svolto il training con un colt...

[Beppe_goodoldrebel]

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A team of 1st Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) Soldiers fire 81mm mortars during Scorpion Coalition at Fort Bragg, N.C., Sept. 30. Scorpion Coalition is an annual battalion team building competition comprised of road marching and various weaponry events. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Johnson, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) Public Affairs)


The 1st Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne), held their first Scorpion Coalition at Fort Bragg, N.C., Sept. 30. Scorpion Coalition is an end of year battalion team-building exercise where teams of seven to eleven members compete in different weaponry events.

To begin the competition, all teams were taken to a centralized starting point where their first event was to march 6.8 miles to a collective stopping point. From there the teams separated and marched to different ranges where they were required to complete events based on time and accuracy; the faster the time and the more accurate the rounds, the higher the score. The competition’s events included the standard M4 rifle and M9 pistol qualification, known-distance M4 rifle qualification out to 500 meters, mortars and demolitions.

Once a team finished an event at one range, they were instructed to march to the next range and perform the next event, and so on. This round robin of ranges continued until each team completed each event. The top three teams at each event where given 100 points while everyone else received 50. The team with the most points after all the events won.



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A team of 1st Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) Soldiers fire 81mm mortars during Scorpion Coalition at Fort Bragg, N.C., Sept. 30. Scorpion Coalition is an annual battalion team building competition comprised of road marching and various weaponry events. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Johnson, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) Public Af

[Beppe_goodoldrebel]

Today, President Barack Obama will posthumously award the Medal of Honor to Staff Sgt. Robert J. Miller for his heroism and valor while serving in Afghanistan in January of 2008. To learn more, visit: www.army.mil/medalofhonor/miller/.




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A personal photo of Staff Sgt. Robert J. Miller. Miller was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor on Oct. 6 for his heroism and valor while serving in Afghanistan in January of 2008.



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A personal photo of Staff Sgt. Robert J. Miller. Miller was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor on Oct. 6 for his heroism and valor while serving in Afghanistan in January of 2008.



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A personal photo of Staff Sgt. Robert J. Miller. Miller was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor on Oct. 6 for his heroism and valor while serving in Afghanistan in January of 2008.



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A personal photo of Staff Sgt. Robert J. Miller. Miller was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor on Oct. 6 for his heroism and valor while serving in Afghanistan in January of 2008


Former University of Iowa student killed in Afghanistan

Miller worked in Special Forces as a weapons sergeant. He was assigned to Company A, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group Airborne, which was based in from Fort Bragg, N.C.

According to the Department of Defense, he was deployed to Afghanistan in 2006 and awarded with the Army Commendation Medal with Valor for courage in the face of the enemy.

He was awarded eight other medals while in service, including the Army Good Conduct Medal, two Noncommissioned Officer Professional Development ribbons, the Ranger Tab and Special Forces Tab.

During his deployment in Afghanistan, Miller earned a promotion to staff sergeant.

Miller was born Oct. 14, 1983 in Harrisburg, Pa. He enlisted in the Army as a special forces candidate on August 2003, and became a Green Beret in 2005.

Miller is survived by his parents, Philip and Maureen Miller; brothers Thomas, Martin and Edward; and sisters Joanna, Mary, Therese and Patricia, all of Oviedo, Fla.


RiP, Staff Sgt. Robert J. Miller