Not bene: ein PGM Hecate II. Sehr interessant.

DWH

Interessant, ein PGM Hecate II. Wusste nicht das die Marine diese Waffe einsetzt.

EDIT: DWH war schneller.

Lance Cpl. Edgar Jimenezrojas, a military policeman assigned to Afghan National Civil Order Police (ANCOP) Advisory Team, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, remains vigilant while conducting a dismounted patrol near Forward Operating Base Now Zad, Helmand province, Afghanistan, Dec. 18, 2012. The advisory team works and trains with ANCOP to improve security, operational readiness and stability in the district. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Alejandro Pena)

Anti-Material-Rifle

"Hier des Rätsels Lösung:
Franzosen"

Leider nein,
die Marine ist wohl Trinational unterweges,
das Gewehr ist von Esten.

http://strategie-technik.blogspot.de/2013/...r-fregatte.html

16 Air Assault Brigade Practice Their Airborne Skills During Exercise Joint Warrior
STRANRAER, SCOTLAND - APRIL 16: A soldier from 16 Air Assault Brigade take part in Exercise Joint Warrior at West Freugh Airfield on April 16, 2012 in Starnraer, Scotland. The operation is taking place in South West Scotland between 15-21 April and focuses on a Theatre Entry operation into a notional country. The exercise will involve more than 1600 troops, and be supported by Apache, Chinook, and Royal Navy Sea King Helicopters from the Joint Helicopter Force. RAF Fast Jets and support aircraft, as well as several US and French aircraft will also support the exercise. This year the ABTF will be joined by a number of French personnel from 11 Parachute Brigade. (Photos by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

16 Air Assault Brigade Practice Their Airborne Skills During Exercise Joint Warrior
STRANRAER, SCOTLAND - APRIL 16: A soldier from 16 Air Assault Brigade take part in Exercise Joint Warrior at West Freugh Airfield on April 16, 2012 in Starnraer, Scotland. The operation is taking place in South West Scotland between 15-21 April and focuses on a Theatre Entry operation into a notional country. The exercise will involve more than 1600 troops, and be supported by Apache, Chinook, and Royal Navy Sea King Helicopters from the Joint Helicopter Force. RAF Fast Jets and support aircraft, as well as several US and French aircraft will also support the exercise. This year the ABTF will be joined by a number of French personnel from 11 Parachute Brigade. (Photos by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Schießübung auf dem Meer

Tchad : exercice de guidage par les TACP d‘Epervier
Le 28 décembre 2012, une équipe tactical air control party (TACP) du CPA 20, a réalisé un exercice de close air support (CAS) au profit de Mirage 2000D et des Mirage F1 CR de la force Epervier. La mission s’est déroulée sur la zone de Djermaya, à une soixantaine de kilomètres au nord de N’Djamena.

Exercice de guidage par les TACP d‘Epervier : simulation de passe canon et de tir des Mirage F1 et Mirage 2000
Crédit : EMA / armée de l'Air

Exercice de guidage par les TACP d‘Epervier : « Show of force » (démonstration de force) d’un Mirage 2000
Crédit : EMA / armée de l'Air

Exercice de guidage par les TACP d‘Epervier : utilisation du système « Rover » par le contrôleur aérien avancé
Crédit : EMA / armée de l'Air

Exercice de guidage par les TACP d‘Epervier : récupération du groupe par extraction en « grappe »
Crédit : EMA / armée de l'Air

In honour of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales's birthday, The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery (KTRHA), the saluting battery of Her Majesty's Household Division, fired a Gun Salute from Hyde Park at 12 midday on Wednesday 14th November. The KTHRA will provided 6 gun teams, each consisting of a 13 pounder Quick Loading gun which saw action in World War 1 and are pulled by 6 gun team horses, they fired a 41 gun salute in honour of His Royal Highness's birthday.
© Crown copyright 2012

A coalition force member waits for a Utility Helicopter-60 Black Hawk in order to conduct a battle circulation over Farah province, Afghanistan, Jan. 4, 2013. The coalition forces conducting the battlefield circulation are deployed to train and mentor Afghan National Security Forces in their area. Afghan National Security Forces have been taking the lead in security operations, with coalition forces as mentors, to bring security and stability to the people of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Pete Thibodeau/Released)

Mali : lancement de l’opération Serval
Le 11 janvier 2013, à la demande des autorités maliennes et de l’ONU, la France a lancé une opération militaire en appui des forces armées maliennes baptisée Serval. Elle a pour but de mettre un coup d’arrêt brutal à l’avancée des groupes djihadistes vers le Sud du Mali et d’assurer la sécurité des 5000 ressortissants français dans le pays.

Nuit du 11 au 12 janvier 2013 : arrivée de la compagnie du groupement terre sur l'aéroport de Bamako.
Crédit : EMA / armée de l'Air

11 janvier 2013 : préparation de la projection de la compagnie motorisée (COMOTO) du groupement terre de la force Epervier, à N'Djamena.
Crédit : EMA / armée de l'Air

11 janvier 2013 : départ de la compagnie motorisée (COMOTO) du groupement terre pour Bamako.
Crédit : EMA / armée de l'Air

Rangers of the 75th Ranger Regiment rehearse breaching techniques prior to conducting a night operation against insurgents in Afghanistan. (U.S. Army Photo by Spc. Michael T. Mulderick)

Rangers from C Company, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment operate at night in Wardak Province, Afghanistan, January 5, 2013. (Army Photo by Pfc. Coty M. Kuhn)

A Ranger from A Company, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment sharpens his marksmanship skills on a range in Afghanistan prior to conducting a night combat mission against Afghan insurgents, Jan. 3, 2013. (Army Photo by Pfc. Matthew R. Hulett)

A Ranger from A Company, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment stands ready to depart the forward operating base and conduct a night combat operation against Afghan insurgents in Lashkar Gah Province, Jan. 3, 2013. (Army Photo by Sgt. Richard W. Jones)

A coalition service member comforts a puppy after securing a compound in Nahr-e Saraj district, Helmand province, Dec. 24, 2012. (DoD photo by U.S. Army Spc. Matthew R. Hulett)

French soldiers perform emergency first aid training in a hangar at the Malian army air base in Bamako January 14, 2013. France plans to increase its troops in Mali to 2,500 in the days ahead and is working to speed up the deployment of West African troops for a campaign against Islamist rebels, the government said on Monday. REUTERS/Joe Penney

French soldiers walk past a hangar they are staying at the Malian army air base in Bamako January 14, 2013. REUTERS/Joe Penney

A French soldiers lies on his mattress in a hangar at the Malian army air base in Bamako January 14, 2013. France, which has poured hundreds of troops into the capital Bamako in recent days, carried out more air raids on Monday in the vast desert area seized last year by an Islamist alliance grouping al Qaeda's north African wing AQIM alongside Mali's home-grown MUJWA and Ansar Dine militant groups. REUTERS/Joe Penney

French soldiers leave a hangar at the Malian army air base in Bamako January 14, 2013. France, which has poured hundreds of troops into the capital Bamako in recent days, carried out more air raids on Monday in the vast desert area seized last year by an Islamist alliance grouping al Qaeda's north African wing AQIM alongside Mali's home-grown MUJWA and Ansar Dine militant groups. REUTERS/Joe Penney

French soldiers attend weapon training in a hangar at the Malian army air base in Bamako January 14, 2013. France, which has poured hundreds of troops into the capital Bamako in recent days, carried out more air raids on Monday in the vast desert area seized last year by an Islamist alliance grouping al Qaeda's north African wing AQIM alongside Mali's home-grown MUJWA and Ansar Dine militant groups. REUTERS/Joe Penney

French soldiers rest casually in a hangar at the Malian army air base in Bamako January 14, 2013. REUTERS/Joe Penney

French soldiers test equipment at the Malian air base in Bamako. OE PENNEY, REUTERS / January 15, 2013

French soldiers from the 2nd RIMA (French Navy Infantry Regiment) hold weapons drills at the 101 military airbase in Bamako on January 14, 2013. France secured fresh United Nations backing for its military action in Mali and reinforced its ground forces with an armoured column after driving Islamists from their northern bases with air strikes.

French soldiers walk past armored vehicles at a Malian air base in Bamako, January 15, 2013. France hit Islamist rebels in Mali with fresh air strikes and deployed armoured cars on Tuesday, stepping up its intervention in the West African state as regional allies struggled to accelerate their plans to send in troops. REUTERS/Joe Penney

A French soldier transports weapons at a Malian air base in Bamako January 15, 2013. The French army sent some 50 armoured vehicles to Mali from their military base in Ivory Coast, which arrived late Monday night. France hit Islamist rebels in Mali with fresh air strikes and deployed armoured cars on Tuesday, stepping up its intervention in the West African state as regional allies struggled to accelerate their plans to send in troops. REUTERS/Joe Penney

Opération Serval
Mise en place des hommes et des matériels de l’opération Serval sur l’aéroport de Bamako. Perception des munitions.
Base aérienne d’Evreux, le 13 janvier 2013.
Crédit EMA / ECPA-D

A French army officer ® talks to his Malian counterpart outside where a meeting is taking place for the intervention force provided by the ECOWAS grouping of West African states, in Bamako January 15, 2013. France kept up its air strikes against Islamist rebels in Mali as plans to deploy African troops gathered pace on Tuesday amid concerns that delays could endanger a wider mission to dislodge al Qaeda and its allies. REUTERS/Joe Penney

West African army officers arrive at a meeting for plans for the intervention force provided by the ECOWAS grouping of West African states, in Bamako January 15, 2013. France hit Islamist rebels in Mali with fresh air strikes and deployed armored cars on Tuesday, stepping up its intervention in the West African state as regional allies struggled to accelerate their plans to send in troops. REUTERS/Joe Penney

A Malian soldier stands guard outside where a meeting is taking place for the intervention force provided by the ECOWAS grouping of West African states, in Bamako January 15, 2013. France kept up its air strikes against Islamist rebels in Mali as plans to deploy African troops gathered pace on Tuesday amid concerns that delays could endanger a wider mission to dislodge al Qaeda and its allies. REUTERS/Joe Penney

A French army officer ® talks to his Malian and Senegalese army counterparts outside where a meeting is taking place for the intervention force provided by the ECOWAS grouping of West African states, in Bamako January 15, 2013. France kept up its air strikes against Islamist rebels in Mali as plans to deploy African troops gathered pace on Tuesday amid concerns that delays could endanger a wider mission to dislodge al Qaeda and its allies. REUTERS/Joe Penney