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secondo me è un ciras ma è difficile senza vederlo frontalmente.
secondo me è un ciras ma è difficile senza vederlo frontalmente.
un pò di foto nuove (più o meno...sono di fine gennaio)
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u.s. marines with company k, 3rd battalion, 5th marines (3/5), regimental combat team 1 (rct-1) secure a schoolyard during a patrol in the andaloos district of al fallujah, iraq on jan. 29, 2008. u.s. marines with 3/5 are ensuring security and safety to citizens of al fallujah. rct-1 is deployed with multi national force-west in support of operation iraqi freedom in the al anbar province of iraq to develop iraqi security forces, facilitate the development of official rule of law through democratic reforms, and continue the development of a market based economy centered on iraqi reconstruction. (usmc photo/lance cpl. grant t. walker)
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u.s. marine cpl. chad a. martinez (left) from calif. with company k, 3rd battalion, 5th marines (3/5), regimental combat team 1 (rct-1) reports the status on his squad during a patrol in the andaloos district of al fallujah, iraq on jan. 29, 2008. u.s. marines with 3/5 are ensuring security and safety to citizens of al fallujah. rct-1 is deployed with multi national force-west in support of operation iraqi freedom in the al anbar province of iraq to develop iraqi security forces, facilitate the development of official rule of law through democratic reforms, and continue the development of a market based economy centered on iraqi reconstruction. (usmc photo/lance cpl. grant t. walker)
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a u.s. marine with company k, 3rd battalion, 5th marines (3/5), regimental combat team 1 (rct-1) searches a vehicle in the andaloos district of al fallujah, iraq on jan. 29, 2008. u.s. marines with 3/5 are ensuring security and safety to citizens of al fallujah. rct-1 is deployed with multi national force-west in support of operation iraqi freedom in the al anbar province of iraq to develop iraqi security forces, facilitate the development of official rule of law through democratic reforms, and continue the development of a market based economy centered on iraqi reconstruction. (usmc photo/lance cpl. grant t. walker)
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a u.s. marine with company k, 3rd battalion, 5th marines (3/5), regimental combat team 1 (rct-1) patrols the andaloos district of al fallujah, iraq on jan. 29, 2008. u.s. marines with 3/5 are ensuring security and safety to citizens of al fallujah. rct-1 is deployed with multi national force-west in support of operation iraqi freedom in the al anbar province of iraq to develop iraqi security forces, facilitate the development of official rule of law through democratic reforms, and continue the development of a market based economy centered on iraqi reconstruction. (usmc photo/lance cpl. grant t. walker)
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a u.s. marine with company k, 3rd battalion, 5th marines (3/5), regimental combat team 1 (rct-1) patrols the andaloos district of al fallujah, iraq on jan. 29, 2008. u.s. marines with 3/5 are ensuring security and safety to citizens of al fallujah. rct-1 is deployed with multi national force-west in support of operation iraqi freedom in the al anbar province of iraq to develop iraqi security forces, facilitate the development of official rule of law through democratic reforms, and continue the development of a market based economy centered on iraqi reconstruction. (usmc photo/lance cpl. grant t. walker)
una domandina... come mai il marines della 3a foto porta ben 2 dump pouch ?
è possibile che dentro tengano bottiglie d'acqua ? in alcune foto si vede che le mettono dentro alle dump pouch al posto del camelback ...
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si in alcune foto si vedono degli operatori che usano le dump per mettere 2 bottigliette da mezzo litro di acqua, forse è per questo motivoOriginariamente inviata da cece
