Standbild aus einem Video, das libysche Rebellen in der Nähe eines Flughafen bei Benghasi zeigt. Libysche Rebellen haben laut Augenzeugen mindestens zwei Kampfflugzeuge abgeschossen, die den Flughafen angegriffen hatten. (Bild: Keystone / AP)

15. März 2011: Rebellen in Ajdabiyah, kurz vor den Bombardierungen der Ghadhafi-Truppen. (Bild: Reuters)

So benutzt man eine AK-47: Unterricht in Benghasi. (Bild: Reuters)

Unterricht in Luftwaffenabwehr für Zivilisten. (Bild: Reuters)

Die "European Advance 2010" (EURAD 10) war die größte Bundesheerübung des Jahres 2010. Rund 6.700 Soldaten aus neun Nationen trainierten vom 13. bis 24. September 2010 Einsätze im Rahmen des internationalen Krisenmanagements sowie die Katastrophenhilfe. Geübt wurde vor allem am Truppenübungsplatz Allentsteig und am ABC-Abwehr und Katastrophenhilfeübungsplatz "Tritolwerk" im Bezirk Wiener Neustadt. Für Doppeladler.com waren Erich Strobl und Robert C. Tögel dabei.

Brazilian army snipers and their spotters are presented to the press as part of the special army task force in charge of the security of US President Barack Obama, at an army barracks in Brasilia, on March 18, 2011. President Obama will arrive in Brasilia on Saturday for a two-day visit to Brazil.

edit sagt: Was da unten aus dem G36 unter dem Ärmel rauslugt sieht verdammt wie ein P-MAG aus und soweit ich weiß gibt es die nicht fürs G36.

Was ist das für eine Waffe die der Rebell mit dem rot-blauen Sweetshirt da trägt? Ist das ein altes MG aus Italien aus dem 2.WK?

Kann jemand sagen, was für eine Waffe er auf der Schulter trägt?

Iraner, Uzi,

Recht häufig zu sehen bei Marines, SEKs und Fallschirmjägern

Aus simpler Neugier, was sagen die Einkerbungen auf Bild 3 und 4 (abgesehen natuerlich von "IMI")?

Aus simpler Neugier, was sagen die Einkerbungen auf Bild 3 und 4 (abgesehen natuerlich von "IMI")?

Cpl. Luke Lamana, a Tuscon, Ariz., Native, low crawls more than 50 meters up Marine Corps Training Area Bellows' beach March 14 after paddling a boat 500 meters against the ocean to swim back and begin a patrol during a training exercise for 3rd Radio Battalion's Radio Reconnaissance Instructional Program. He and about 12 other Marines are in the Radio Reconnaissance Instructional Program to make themselves and their battalion reconnaissance capable for the first time in The battalion is becoming reconnaissance capable for the first time since being deactivated in 1946 (reactivated in 2003). Date Taken: 03.14.2011

U.S. Army Pfc. Matthew Loebs, an infantryman assigned to Company F, Pathfinders, 2nd Battalion, 10th Aviation Regiment, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade, Task Force Knighthawk, from Miami, catches his breath after firing at targets from 25 meters away during a stress shoot on Forward Operating Base Shank March 11. (Photo by U.S. Army Spc. Brian P. Glass)

Two US army soldiers from Company C, 1st Battalion, 52nd Aviation Regiment, MEDEVAC team fall as they carry a wounded colleague © through a flooded field to a US Army Blackhawk helicopter in Kandahar province in southern Afghanistan on March 28, 2011. Around 140,000 foreign troops are deployed in Afghanistan within the UN-mandated, NATO-led, International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and the US-led coalition Operation Enduring Freedom, which overthrew the Taliban in late 2001.

US army soldiers from Company C, 1st Battalion, 52nd Aviation Regiment, MEDEVAC team carry a wounded colleague ® onto a US army Blackhawk helicopter in Kandahar province in southern Afghanistan on March 28, 2011.

A US army soldier from Company C, 1st Battalion, 52nd Aviation Regiment, MEDEVAC team © looks back at his wounded colleaque as he lies inside a US army Blackhawk helicopter in Kandahar province in southern Afghanistan on March 28, 2011.

A wounded US army soldier from Company C, 1st Battalion, 52nd Aviation Regiment, MEDEVAC team lies on the floor of a US army Blackhawk helicopter in Kandahar province in southern Afghanistan on March 28, 2011.

A US army flight crew chief Sgt Cory Rodgers (L) from Company C, 1st Battalion, 52nd Aviation Regiment, MEDEVAC team wipes the face of a wounded US Army soldier on their Blackhawk helicopter over Kandahar province in southern Afghanistan on March 28, 2011.

Korean War
The smile on this TACP member belies the fact that he is dangling in mid-air on a 1/2-mile-long cable car wire, exposed to enemy artillery fire. It was the only practical way to reach a certain peak to control an airstrike. (U.S. Air Force photo)

Korean War
Air Force ground FAC (far right) conferring with an Army tank commander. (U.S. Air Force photo)

Korean War
Lt. James Troublefield, a TACP forward air controller (on the right with headset and binoculars) is observing an airstrike he is directing in concert with an airborne T-6 Mosquito. (U.S. Air Force photo)

Korean War
Driving over rough terrain battered the relatively fragile radios on TACP jeeps. They required constant maintenance, like that being done here by Airman 1st Class Rowland Straka. (U.S. Air Force photo)

Korean War
The back of a TACP jeep was filled with equipment. The types of radios used in TACP jeeps evolved over the course of the war. (U.S. Air Force photo)

Les compagnies en renfort © Ministère de la Défense

Patrouille Licorne - ONUCI © Ministère de la Défense

Prise de contrôle de l'aéroport FHB © Ministère de la Défense

Woran baumelt der FAC?

Kennt jemand das optische Gerät im Vordergrund?

Elfenbeinküste:

http://img838.imageshack.us/img838/7702/li...mpagniesenr.jpg

Weiß jemand was da für Einheiten eingesetzt sind? Ich finde da auf die Schnelle nichsts zu...

Südafrikanischer Galilklon in .223

Ist natürlich auch möglich, die Unterscheidung ist sowiso sehr schwierig, allerdings hab ich in der Ecke bisher primär von südafrikanischen Exemplaren gehört (was aber natürlich praktisch nichts bedeutet).

A soldier loyal to Alassane Ouattara wears an antique gas mask as he waits to deploy with other soldiers at a checkpoint at one of the principal entrances to Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Wednesday, April 6, 2011. Heavy arms fire rang out Wednesday near the home of the country's strongman who remained holed up in a subterranean bunker, as forces backing his rival assaulted the residence to try to force him out, diplomats and witnesses said.

Soldiers loyal to Alassane Ouattara occupy an area of the Youpougon neighborhood, near a checkpoint at the main northern entrance to Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Tuesday, April 5, 2011. Ivory Coast's strongman leader Gbagbo holed up in a bunker inside the presidential residence Tuesday, defiantly maintaining he won the election four months ago even as troops backing the internationally recognized winner encircled the home.

A pro-Ouattara fighter of the FRCI (Republican Force of Ivory Coast), wearing a gas mask, prepares for the so-called 'final assault' in front of the Golf Hotel in Abidjan on April 5, 2011. Ivory Coast strongman Laurent Gbagbo is hunkered down in a bunker at his residence in Abidjan, after calling for a ceasefire as rival forces cornered him, the UN mission said.

Issiaka Diakhite, 26, who says he took up arms after his parents were killed by Laurent Gbagbo loyalists in his home town of Daloa in November, reacts as soldiers loyal to Alassane Ouattara man a checkpoint at one of the principal entrances to Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Tuesday, April 5, 2011.