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slideshow che meritano
https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f61_1186014126
https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=5e1_1187000632

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foto powah dal giappone e dall'iraq

sergeant aaron b, a reconnaissance marine with the 31st marine expeditionary unit's deep reconnaissance platoon conducts precision shooting drills to maintain proficiency while aboard the flight deck of the forward-deployed amphibious assault ship uss essex (lhd 2) sept. 25. the 31st meu and the sailors of essex amphibious ready group are working together off the coast of okinawa, japan, after recently embarking on their fall deployment.
(official marine corps photo by lance cpl. ryan wicks)

marines with the 31st marine expeditionary unit's deep reconnaissance platoon conduct precision shooting drills to maintain proficiency while aboard the flight deck of the forward-deployed amphibious assault ship uss essex (lhd 2) sept. 25. the 31st meu and the sailors of the essex expeditionary strike group are working together off the coast of okinawa, japan, after recently embarking on their fall deployment.
(official marine corps photo by lance cpl. ryan wicks)

september 25, 2008 marines assigned to the 31st marine expeditionary unit prepare to shoot m4 carbine assault rifle during a small arms shoot on the flight deck of the forward deployed amphibious assault ship uss essex. the 31st marine expeditionary unit (meu) is the only permanently forward deployed meu, maintaining a presence in the pacific ocean at all times as part of iii marine expeditionary force. manned by more than 2,200 personnel, the meu is based out of marine corps base camp smedley d. butler, okinawa, japan. essex is the lead ship of the only forward-deployed u.s. expeditionary strike group and serves as the flagship for ctf 76, the navy's only forward-deployed amphibious force commander. task force 76 is headquartered at white beach naval facility, okinawa, japan, with a detachment in sasebo, japan.
(u.s. navy photo by mass communication specialist seaman apprentice taurean alexander)

(september 25, 2008) marines assigned to the 31st marine expeditionary unit (meu) return to the well deck of the forward-deployed amphibious assault ship uss essex (lhd 2) during combat rubber raiding craft (crrc) operations. during the exercise, 25 marines successfully conducted the launch and recovery of four crrc's. it was the 31st meu's first crrc exercise since essex embarked the unit sept. 20. the 31st marine expeditionary unit (meu) is based out of marine corps base camp smedley d. butler, okinawa, japan, and is the only permanently forward-deployed meu, maintaining a presence in the pacific ocean at all times as part of iii marine expeditionary force. essex is the lead ship of the only forward-deployed expeditionary strike group and serves as the flagship for ctf 76, the navy's only forward-deployed amphibious force commander. task force 76 is headquartered at white beach naval facility, okinawa, japan, with a detachment in sasebo, japan.
(u.s. navy photograph by mass communication specialist 2nd class greg johnson.)

a reserve marine from 2nd battalion, 25th marine regiment, regimental combat team-5 waits to take off from al asad air base, iraq, for camp korean village in a ch-53 helicopter sept. 20. the reserve battalion’s current deployment is their second overseas in support of the global war on terror. their expected tour of duty here is seven months.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by capt. paul greenberg)

a reserve marine from 2nd battalion, 25th marine regiment, regimental combat team-5 debarks a ch-53 helicopter at camp korean village, iraq, sept. 20. the battalion, which is headquartered in garden city, n.y., arrived here during september to support rct-5's security and stability mission in western al-anbar province.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by capt. paul greenberg)

lance cpl. alex briere, headquarters company, 2nd battalion, 25th marine regiment, regimental combat team 5, debarks a ch-53 helicopter at camp korean village, iraq, sept. 20. the reserve battalion arrived in iraq in september to support regimental combat team-5’s security and stability mission in western al-anbar province.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by capt. paul greenberg)

reserve marines from 2nd battalion, 25th marine regiment, regimental combat team-5 patrol the streets in the town of rutbah, iraq, sept. 24. the town is located in western al-anbar province. the reserve battalion's current deployment is their second overseas in support of the global war on terror.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by capt. paul greenberg)

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[Anelkiller]

che lanciarazzi sono quelli?
non mi sembrano ne javelin ne at-4...

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marines from weapons platoon, kilo company, battalion landing team, 3rd battalion, 2nd marine regiment, 22nd marine expeditionary unit, rush to the firing line with their shoulder-fired multipurpose anti-armor weapons, or smaws, sept. 25, 2008

smaws

[Anelkiller]

whoops...!

grazie.

[The God]

ma che strano quel lanciarazzi sulla destra, come mai monta un acog? non vi pare?

[Anelkiller]

effettivamente lo montano entrambi... :s
boh...?
forse il produttore non ha creato anche l'ottica dedicata e si sono arrangiati alla meno peggio imho.

[silentscope]

basta immagini ???? dove siete finiti tutti ?????

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