Giusto in quel momento vennero a dirgli che il Re voleva parlargli.
Veramente non era il Re che voleva parlargli, perché il Re non parla con nessuno, ma uno di coloro per bocca dei quali parla il Re, quando ha da dire qualche cosa.
sinceramente io mi trovo più dalla parte di quello che ha scritto l'operatore citato poco fa....il comando marines preferisce la mobilità alla potenza di fuoco
un aggeggio full auto con caricatori da 30 colpi, sei costretto a sparare in raffiche da 3 per risparmiare ed alla fine è come avere un M4 in full...poi ti devi portare appresso "ufficialmente" i soliti 7 caricatori da 30....210 colpi
è come il BAR nella ww2.... un oggetto affascinante, ma alla fine se non c'era qualcuno in squadra con le cal.30, beh il Bar serviva a ben poco.
forse sono gia state postate?
A Marine with 1st Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment verifies the battle sight zero on his rifle at Camp Leatherneck, Helmand province, Sept. 5. The battalion is a reserve infantry unit based out of New England and is currently conducting in theater exercises after arriving last week.
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ah, che figata.
Zio se riesco a reperire il calcio adatto mi sa che ho deciso cosa fare col bumbarex![]()
lol
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24th MEU BLT 1/6 - afghanistan
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2 foto ritrovate oggi cercando altro. Sono di aprile e agosto 2008, nel periodo in cui avevano fornito i ciras e altri piccoli lotti di roba FSBE II alla fanteria. Notare l'hydration carrier FSBE II usata come cosciale con 2 frag e la canteen sempre FSBE II
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navy corpsman
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setup alla john ramboLance Cpl. Nathan Braunsberg, right, a fireteam leader; Seaman Recruit Joseph Kubat, center, a corpsman; and Lance Cpl. Ken Szesnat, a squad automatic weapon gunner, all with Lima Company, 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, search their surroundings for additional enemy combatants after exchanging fire with a Taliban insurgent during a firefight in Karez-e Sayyidi, Helmand province, Afghanistan, July 9, 2010. Lima Company Marines have faced intense fighting in Karez-e Sayyidi in recent weeks as they near the end of their deployment
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vest strano (operatore a sinistra)Sergeant Robert C. Angellella (right), a squad leader with 2nd Platoon, India Company, 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, and Lance Cpl. Daniel Careaga, a mortarman with India Co., receive orders over a radio transmission while on a patrol in Marjah, Helmand province, Afghanistan, June 18, 2010. During the patrol, 3/6 Marines and soldiers from the Afghan National Army cleared a southeastern sector within India Company’s area of operation, looking for weapons caches, improvised explosive device-making factories and insurgents. This particular sector is notorious for its Taliban presence
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Private First Class Justin Gomez (right), a machine gunner with Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, provides security for a patrol in Marjah, Helmand province, Afghanistan, while Cpl. Mikah Rust, the squad leader, checks his global positioning system, April 15, 2010. Gomez, from Long Beach, Miss., deployed to Afghanistan with 3/6 in January, less than a month after graduating from the School of Infantry
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Capt. Ryan Sparks, the company commander for Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division, looks over a map with his Afghan National Army counterpart, in Marjah, Afghanistan, Feb. 20, 2010. Marines and sailors with 1/6 took part in Operation Moshtarak, the second largest offensive in the history of Operation Enduring Freedom, aimed at wresting the city of Marjah from Taliban control