Foto operative (REAL ACTION)

[Malusblade]

io invece vorrei uno di quei milkor mgl140 in macchina,altrochè...!

certo, contro chi ti vuol male serve! :d
però nessuno è riuscito a rispondere ai miei dubbi!

[The God]

il calibro 12 non è ovviamente il diametro del pallettone ma il numero di sfere che se avessero il diametro della canna del fucile, raggiungerebbero circa il mezzo chilo ovvero una libbra di piombo...

quindi più il "calibro" del pallettone sarà alto, più sarà piccolo il diametro delle sfere al suo interno.

[Petro]

fresca fresca di giornata :d

u.s. marine lt. col. david l. odom, second from left, shows international security assistance force commander u.s. army gen. david d. mckiernan, fourth from left, around a marine combat outpost and afghan national police station in delaram, farah province, afghanistan, april 17, 2009. u.s. marine corps photo by lance cpl. brian d. jones

[Petro]

lance cpl. daren diepenburch, a team leader with company g, 2nd battalion, 8th marine regiment, 2nd marine division, sits on a pile of rubble during a simulated combat situation at the military operations on urban terrain training facility here, april 21. the battalion used the mout facility to prepare for its upcoming deployment.
(official u.s. marine corps. photo by cpl. thomas j. hermesman)

keeping a keen eye, seaman apprentice andrew soucy, a corpsman with company g, 2nd battalion, 8th marine regiment, 2nd marine division, walks along a building in the military operations on urban terrain training facility here, april 21. this was the final training evolution for the battalion prior to deploying to southern afghanistan.
(official u.s. marine corps. photo by cpl. thomas j. hermesman)

lance cpl. tyler jackson, a squad automatic weapon gunner with 2nd battalion, 8th marine regiment, 2nd marine division, drops to a knee during a roadside bomb training evolution at the military operations on urban terrain training facility here, april 21. 2nd bn., 8th marines is headed to southern afghanistan with the 2nd marine expeditionary brigade to conduct counterinsurgency operations and train afghan national security forces.
(official u.s. marine corps. photo by cpl. thomas j. hermesman)

[HOOT]

ecco un pò di foto !!!

marines from 3rd battalion, 9th marine regiment, fly in a mv-22 osprey during an air assault exercise in yuma, ariz., april 13, 2009. the camp lejeune, n.c., battalion is scheduled to conclude their training in yuma with a battalion-sized helicopter-borne assault exercise in late april, the largest exercise of its type conducted in approximately 10 years. (official u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. laura a. mapes)

marines with the 3rd battalion, 9th marine regiment, set up a perimeter around a landing zone on an army yuma proving ground range in yuma, ariz., during an air assault exercise april 13, 2009. the battalion is training for its deployment in august 2009. the camp lejeune, n.c., battalion is scheduled to conclude their training in yuma with a battalion-sized helicopter-borne assault exercise in late april, the largest exercise of its type conducted in approximately 10 years. (official u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. laura a. mapes)

marines with the 3rd battalion, 9th marine regiment, set up a perimeter around a landing zone on an army yuma proving ground range in yuma, ariz., during an air assault exercise april 13, 2009. the battalion is training for its deployment in august 2009. the camp lejeune, n.c., battalion is scheduled to conclude their training in yuma with a battalion-sized helicopter-borne assault exercise in late april, the largest exercise of its type conducted in approximately 10 years. (official u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. laura a. mapes)

a marine with the 3rd battalion, 9th marine regiment, aims in on a target at a landing zone on an army yuma proving ground range in yuma, ariz., during an air assault exercise april 13, 2009. the camp lejeune, n.c., battalion is scheduled to conclude their training in yuma with a battalion-sized helicopter-borne assault exercise in late april, the largest exercise of its type conducted in approximately 10 years.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. laura a. mapes)

marines with 3rd battalion, 9th marine regiment, board a ch-53e super stallion after securing a landing zone on an army yuma proving ground range in yuma, ariz., as part of a weapons and tactics instructor course april 13, 2009. the battalion is training for its deployment in august 2009. the camp lejeune, n.c., battalion is scheduled to conclude their training in yuma with a battalion-sized helicopter-borne assault exercise in late april, the largest exercise of its type conducted in approximately 10 years.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. laura a. mapes)

a marine from k company, 3rd battalion, 9th marine regiment, watches two mv-22 ospreys land at marine corps air station yuma, ariz., auxiliary airfield 2 during an air assault exercise for the weapons and tactics instructor course april 13, 2009. the camp lejeune, n.c., battalion is scheduled to conclude their training in yuma with a battalion-sized helicopter-borne assault exercise in late april, the largest exercise of its type conducted in approximately 10 years.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. laura a. mapes)

sgt. jared leiss, a squad leader with 3rd battalion, 9th marine regiment, counts the marines in his squad as they board an mv-22 osprey in a training area east of marine corps air station yuma, ariz., during an air assault exercise april 13, 2009. the quincy, ohio, native, along with approximately 490 other marines, were air lifted to the blue mountain airfield for a live-fire exercise and to secure the airfield. the camp lejeune, n.c., battalion is scheduled to conclude their training in yuma with a battalion-sized helicopter-borne assault exercise in late april, the largest exercise of its type conducted in approximately 10 years.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. laura a. mapes)

[HOOT]

seconda parte:

lance cpl. sean corvuno, a 22-year-old team leader with company g, 2nd battalion, 8th marine regiment, 2nd marine division, peers through a door way during culture training at the military operations in urban terrain facility, here, april 21. as squads patrolled through the mout facility, role players, mostly foreign nationals, played music, cooked food and manned shops depicting what marines will encounter while on patrol through a village.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. scott schmidt.) (released)

cpl. bryan goldberg, a 21-year-old team leader with company g, 2nd battalion, 8th marine regiment, 2nd marine division, secures a street corner during culture training at the military operations in urban terrain facility, here, april 21. as squads patrolled through the mout facility, role players, mostly foreign nationals, played music, cooked food and manned shops depicting what marines will encounter while on patrol through a village.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. scott schmidt.) (released)

sgt. adam riggle, a section leader with weapons platoon, company g, 2nd battalion, 8th marine regiment, 2nd marine division, secures a street corner during culture training at the military operations in urban terrain facility, here, april 21. as squads patrolled through the mout facility, role players, mostly foreign nationals, played music, cooked food and manned shops depicting what marines will encounter while on patrol through a village.
(official u.s. marine corps photo by cpl. scott schmidt.) (released)

cheers

[Brayan]

veramente belle grazie hoot!!

[PlumleyIA]

interessante nell'ultima foto il nuovo sistema di bloccaggio elastico dei googles.

[Pj Tomahawk]

basta non far smettere mai di girare la testa, e si trovano mille soluzioni a tutto...ha fatto passare una fascetta da elettricista nei buchi per inserimento vegetazione.
una buona idea.e se quei due buchi non c'erano uno l'ha praticato lui.
una delle cose belle delle cose militari collaudate e utilizzate hanno la caratteristica di prestarsi all'uso ultra pratico.
m.

[Chavez_Ding]

io vedo anche una spilla da balia...