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acquisto personale? una foto è troppo poco per capire il perchèOriginariamente inviata da petro
chiedi a hoot, lui ne ha appena ordinata una.- qualcuno sa dove posso trovare una foto dettagliata di un flight badge come quello in foto (magari compreso di misure) ??
in genere c'è scritto usmc in basso a destra, gruppo sanuigno in basso a sinistra o in alto a destra, nome in alto a sinistra e il resto o l'unità o il grado. non c'è uno standard preciso
a u.s. marine from delta company of 2nd light armored reconnaissance battalion watches as a u.s. marine helicopter lands near a base near the town of khan neshin in rig district of helmand province, southern afghanistan september 13, 2009. reuters
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marine corps mountain warfare training:chief petty officer angelito campano shows afghan citizens their photo during a medical civic action mission in helmand province, afghanistan. campano is the chief of battalion aid station, 3rd battalion, 11th marine regiment. the 3/11 is deployed with regimental combat team-3 conducting counter insurgency operations with afghan national security forces in southern afghanistan.
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marine corps mountain warfare training center bridgeport, calif. – first lt. gustavo martinez, the commanding officer of company k, 3rd battalion, 7th marine regiment, talks with afghan role players at a key leader engagement during their final exercise at landing zone penguin here sept. 4. each company in the battalion was assigned different areas of operations during the four-day finex and was responsible for the safety and well-being of each area’s village.hires
marine corps mountain warfare training center bridgeport, calif. – marines with company k, 3rd battalion, 7th marine regiment, patrol the hills near landing zone penguin here aug. 31. the company patrolled and marched several miles during their three-week training exercise aboard the training center.hires
marine corps mountain warfare training center bridgeport, calif. – marines with company k, 3rd battalion, 7th marines, set their rifles and helmets aside, but within reach, during a key leader engagement sept. 4. each company in the battalion was assigned different areas of operations during the four-day finex and was responsible for the safety and well-being of each area’s village.hires
marine corps mountain warfare training center bridgeport, calif. – marines with 3rd battalion, 7th marine regiment, talk with afghan role players during a key leader engagement during the battalion's final exercise here sept. 4. the marines were responsible for ridding each simulated village of insurgent activity and helping the villagers with water, construction and other financial problems the communities faced.
afghan national police officers and u.s. marines cross a river during a security patrol in the garmsir district of the helmand province of afghanistan sept. 12, 2009. the marines, who are assigned to military police company, 5th battalion, 10th marine regiment, are deployed with 2nd marine expeditionary brigade to train and mentor anp in counterinsurgency operations.
u.s. marine corps staff sgt. nolan espiritu jumps across at a canal during a security patrol through helmand province's nawa district, afghanistan, sept. 10, 2009. espiritu is assigned to bravo company, 1st battalion, 5th marine regiment. u.s. marines conduct security patrols to decrease insurgent activity and gain the trust of the afghan people.
marines from 2nd battalion, 2nd marine regiment, stand guard at a detainment facility during the final exercise of mojave viper training aboard marine corps air ground combat center twentynine palms, calif., sept. 1, 2009. the final exercise was a 72-hour war that tested the abilities of the marines to utilize the clear, hold, build concept taught during mojave viper.
marines from 2nd battalion, 2nd marine regiment, patrol through the streets of fatwan, a town in the middle of the mojave desert and was the scene of the final exercise during mojave viper training aboard marine corps air ground combat center twentynine palms, calif., sept. 1, 2009. the final exercise was a 72-hour war that tested the abilities of the marines to utilize the clear, hold, build concept taught during mojave viper.
a marine from 2nd battalion, 2nd marine regiment, provides security for the flanks of a forward observation base during the final exercise of mojave viper training aboard marine corps air ground combat center twentynine palms, calif., sept. 1, 2009. the final exercise was a 72-hour war that tested the abilities of the marines to utilize the clear, hold, build concept taught during mojave viper.
belle foto petro !
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complimenti!
in queste foto la marpat e tutto l'ambaradan che hanno addosso sembra ancora più bello e funzionale!
si vede che all'epoca delle decisioni per gli approvvigionamenti e i conseguenti appalti sono stati un filino più furbi dell'us army e la loro acu (che guarda caso si pronuncia: i see you)
comunque recentemente di foto come queste se ne trovano a bizzeffe: col ritiro dall'iraq ora tutta l'attenzione mediatica si è sposata sulla regione di helmand e i marines impegnati nell'oerazione colpo di spada vengono immortalati ad ogni passo che fanno con foto sempre più belle (ogni riferimento alla propaganda per l'arruolamento è puramente casuale)
cpl. evan sneed, a police mentoring team marine and danville, va., native, crosses a foot bridge outside of patrol base hasanabad at the start of a security patrol sept. 7.
sgt. mathew roell, a pmt marine originally from regimental combat team 3 personal security detail and an indianapolis, ind., native; petty officer 3rd class ryan tucker, corpsman with the pmt and arrington park, n.j., native, and cpl. joshua johnston, a pmt marine, rayne, la., post security on the outside of a compound wall while waiting for it to be cleared sept. 7.
first lt. colin duffy, police mentoring team commander and thousand oaks, calif., native, stands on the back of indianapolis, ind., native sgt. mathew roell, so he can look over the wall into a compound being cleared by marines and afghan border police sept. 7.
police mentoring team marines cpl. evan snead, danville, va.; and cpl. joshua johnston, rayne, la., post themselves on top of a building as designated marksmen to provide an overwatch position for the marines clearing the nearby compounds sept. 7.
u.s. marines wait to board helicopters at a forward operating base in helmand province, southern afghanistan, thursday, sept. 17, 2009. (ap / brennan linsley)
navy petty officer 3rd class jeremy fleming, a corpsman from company e (co. e), battalion landing team 2nd battalion, 5th marines (blt 2/5), 31st marine expeditionary unit (meu) trudges through a swamp toward combat town to conduct a mock raid in support of meu exercise 2009 (meuex ‘09) sept. 11. meuex ‘09 focuses on the 31st meu’s ability to accomplish its core functions as the only permanently forward-deployed meu in the asia pacific region.
lance cpl. justin a. amundson, a rifleman from company e (co. e), battalion landing team 2nd battalion, 5th marines (blt 2/5), 31st marine expeditionary unit (meu) advances through a swamp toward combat town to conduct a mock raid in support of meu exercise 2009 (meuex ‘09), sept. 11. meuex ‘09 focuses on the 31st meu’s ability to accomplish its core functions as the only permanently forward-deployed meu in the asia pacific region.
marines from company e (co. e), battalion landing team 2nd battalion, 5th marines (blt 2/5), 31st marine expeditionary unit (meu), conduct a mock raid in support of meu exercise 2009 (meuex ‘09). meuex ‘09 focuses on the 31st meu’s ability to accomplish its core functions as the only permanently forward-deployed meu in the asia pacific region.
lance cpl. jacob gullet, a rifleman from company e (co. e), battalion landing team 2nd battalion, 5th marines (blt 2/5), 31st marine expeditionary unit (meu), provides security through a window during a mock raid in the central training area in support of meu exercise 2009 (meuex ‘09), sept. 11. meuex ‘09 focuses on the 31st meu’s ability to accomplish its core functions as the only permanently forward-deployed meu in the asia pacific region.
helmand province, afghanistan (sept. 9, 2009) u.s. navy hospital corpsman 3rd class ryan tucker, assigned to 2nd battalion, 8th marine regiment police mentoring team, patrols an abandoned bazaar with afghan national border police in little jugroom, garmsir district, helmand province, afghanistan, sept. 9, 2009. afghan border police and the police mentoring team are looking for possible enemy activity after reports of taliban using the bazaar as a meeting place. (u.s. marine corps photo by sgt. pete thibodeau/released)
helmand province, afghanistan (sept. 10, 2009) hospital corpsman 3rd class ryan tucker, assigned to 2nd battalion, 8th marine regiment police mentoring team (pmt), maintains security during a local security patrol with afghanistan national border police (abp) in garmsir district, helmand province, afghanistan (u.s. marine corps photos by sgt. pete thibodeau/released
helmand province, afghanistan (sept. 9, 2009) hospital corpsman 3rd class landon hoft, assigned to bravo company, 1st battalion, 5th marine regiment, writes a letter to his family at forward operating base blue falcons nest. 1st battalion, 5th marine regiment is deployed with regimental combat team 3, conducting counter insurgency operations with the afghan national security forces in southern afghanistan. (u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. artur shvartsberg/released)
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atlantic ocean (sept.2, 2009) marines assigned to the 24th marine expeditionary unit (24th meu) practice with m-9a1 pistols on the flight deck of the amphibious assault ship uss nassau (lha 4) during an amphibious squadron (phibron/meu) integration training exercise. (u.s. navy photo by mass communication specialist 1st class james r. stilipec/released)
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