Vollansicht: Der Infanterist (Teil n+2)
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Ist das aus einem Kinderbuch?
Das wäre eine Idee. 
Panzerwürfmine? 
Ob die Amis das je lernen dass nicht in jedem deutschen Wort ein Umlaut ist?
Ob die Amis das je lernen dass nicht in jedem deutschen Wort ein Umlaut ist?
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Marines with Bravo Company, 2nd Platoon, Battalion Landing Team, 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, conduct a live fire exercise with members of the Omanian Army April 11. This range allowed the Marines to fire a series of drills with their Omanian counterparts allowing both forces the chance to become familiar with each other's weapons systems.
Marines with Bravo Company, 2nd Platoon, Battalion Landing Team, 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, conduct a live fire exercise with members of the Omanian Army April 11.
Marines with Bravo Company, 2nd Platoon, Battalion Landing Team, 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, conduct a live fire exercise while training April 12. This range focused on fire and maneuver and buddy rushes, helping the Marines stay sharp on the importance of good communication and the use of hand and arm signals.
Marines with Bravo Company, 2nd Platoon, Battalion Landing Team, 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, conduct a live fire exercise while training April 12.
Cpl Hagan Hunter, 21-years-old from Dallas, TX, and Cpl Kristopher Anderson, 25-years-old from Gainesville, GA, both squad leaders with Bravo Company, 2nd Platoon, Battalion Landing Team, 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, perform a live fire exercise with during a training range April 11. This range allowed the Marines maintain their marksmanship skills while deployed with the 24th MEU.
(Klick für richtig groß)
Afghan-international security force (75th Ranger Regiment)
Afghan farmers (L) take cover as a US Marine with 1/3 Marine Charlie company battles Taliban in Trikh Nawar, a poppy farmland area on the northeastern outskirts of Marjah on February 19, 2010. On the seventh day of the assault against militants in southern province Helmand, an Afghan general said Taliban resistance was slowing progress into the Marjah and Nad Ali areas, the focus of operations.
US Marines with 1/3 Marine Charlie company and their translator take cover as they come under Taliban fire in Trikh Nawar, a poppy farmland area on the northeastern outskirts of Marjah on February 19, 2010. On the seventh day of the assault against militants in southern province Helmand, an Afghan general said Taliban resistance was slowing progress into the Marjah and Nad Ali areas, the focus of operations.
A US Marines with 1/3 Marine Charlie company takes cover in a poppy field canal during a battle with Taliban militants in Trikh Nawar, a poppy farmland area on the northeastern outskirts of Marjah on February 19, 2010. On the seventh day of the assault against militants in southern province Helmand, an Afghan general said Taliban resistance was slowing progress into the Marjah and Nad Ali areas, the focus of operations.
A US Marine with 1/3 Marine Charlie company, running for cover from Taliban sniper fire, holds his boots after falling in the muddy waters of a poppy field during a battle with Taliban militants in Trikh Nawar, a poppy farmland area on the northeastern outskirts of Marjah on February 19, 2010. On the seventh day of the assault against militants in southern province Helmand, an Afghan general said Taliban resistance was slowing progress into the Marjah and Nad Ali areas, the focus of operations.
Mal eine Frage zu den Bildern von Dave. Was haben die Soldaten denn für Sachen an ihren Helmen? Vorne ist die Aufnahme für das Nachtsichtgerät dran, aber was sind das für Sachen, die oben und am Hinterkopf dran sind?
IR-Markierer, um bei Verwendung von Restlichtverstärkern eigene Teile identifizieren zu können.
^IR-strobe-lights
Edit: Viel zu lahm...
Dann noch wenigstens 'en Bildchen
Edit: Viel zu lahm...
Dann noch wenigstens 'en Bildchen
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Corporals Beau Reimink and Ian Collins both from team three, Sniper Platoon, Battalion Landing Team, 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, prepares to take their first simulated shot while conducting high desert stocking training in Djibouti, March 26. The 24th MEU Marines are currently training in a series of sustainment and bilateral exercises while in Djibouti. The 24th MEU is currently on a seven month deployment aboard Nassau Amphibious Ready Group vessels as the theatre reserve force for Central Command. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Gunnery Sgt. Chad R. Kiehl)
ZITAT(Dave76 @ 17. Apr 2010, 12:00) 
Afghan-international security force (75th Ranger Regiment)
Wenn ich die Bilder speichern will springt mein Antivir mit der Meldung zu einem Trojaner an.
Ist das nur bei mir so ?
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Members of the 3rd and 7th Commandos assisted by Special Forces move to their objective while receiving enemy gunfire February 25, 2010 in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. (U.S. Army photo by SPC Audiffred Laboy-Cruz)
FN SCAR H mit 14"-Lauf? Aha...
ZITAT(Gortos @ 18. Apr 2010, 13:11)
FN SCAR H mit 14"-Lauf? Aha...
Das Mk.17 CQC (Close Quarter Combat) ist standardmäßig mit 'nem 13"-Lauf ausgestattet, nichts Ungewöhnliches also.
ZITAT(polo @ 17. Apr 2010, 14:12)
http://imgur.com/qyQR6.jpg
A US Marine with 1/3 Marine Charlie company, running for cover from Taliban sniper fire, holds his boots after falling in the muddy waters of a poppy field during a battle with Taliban militants in Trikh Nawar, a poppy farmland area on the northeastern outskirts of Marjah on February 19, 2010. On the seventh day of the assault against militants in southern province Helmand, an Afghan general said Taliban resistance was slowing progress into the Marjah and Nad Ali areas, the focus of operations.
A US Marine with 1/3 Marine Charlie company, running for cover from Taliban sniper fire, holds his boots after falling in the muddy waters of a poppy field during a battle with Taliban militants in Trikh Nawar, a poppy farmland area on the northeastern outskirts of Marjah on February 19, 2010. On the seventh day of the assault against militants in southern province Helmand, an Afghan general said Taliban resistance was slowing progress into the Marjah and Nad Ali areas, the focus of operations.
Genau das gleiche "pasiert" im 4te episode von "pacific"!
Da war Leckie aber nicht im Kampf, sondern allgemein angepisst vom Wetter.
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Members of a combined special operations force secure a village gate during a counternarcotics operation in northern Zabul province, Afghanistan, April 10, 2010. Afghan National Army soldiers, assisted by members of U.S. Special Operations Forces, are investigating the presence of drug facilities in the province and are trying to reengage with village residents. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Jeremy L. Wood/Released)
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Afghan children watch as a U.S. Navy SEAL maintains a defensive position in their village in northern Zabul province, Afghanistan, April 10, 2010. Afghan National Army soldiers, assisted by members of U.S. Special Operations Forces, are investigating the presence of drug facilities in the province and are trying to reengage with village residents. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Jeremy L. Wood/Released)
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A U.S. Navy SEAL takes up a defensive position in a village in northern Zabul province, Afghanistan, April 10, 2010. Afghan National Army soldiers, assisted by members of U.S. Special Operations Forces, are investigating the presence of drug facilities in the province and are trying to reengage with village residents. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Jeremy L. Wood/Released)
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Thai soldiers take up position near Bangkok bank headquarters along Silom road in the financial district of Bangkok on April 19, 2010.
Gibt es von dem Fahrzeug rechts noch weitere Aufnahmen?
Nicht dass ich wüsste 
Schade, aber danke für die Auskunft!
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40 Commando Royal Marines take over authority of Sangin from 3rd Battalion The Rifles. Lt Col Nick Kitson, 3 Rifles (left) wishes Lt Col Paul James well for the next 6 months during the short ceremony.
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Members of 40 Commando loading a Chinhook helicopter to move from Camp Bastion to Forward Operating Base(FOB) Jackson at Sangin.
Das neue Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP) im Einsatz.
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An Afghan National Army Soldier scouts his surroundings for Taliban members during a routine patrol around the ANA compound in Konduz, Afghanistan on Nov. 2, 2009. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Christopher Baker)
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Afghan National Army soldiers conduct a routine patrol around their base, searching for Taliban fighters, and ensuring their base is secure in Konduz, Afghanistan on Nov. 2, 2009. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Christopher Baker)
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An Afghan National Army soldier scans the adjacent hilltops and riverbed for Taliban fighters that were firing on his position only moments before in Konduz, Afghanistan on Nov. 5, 2009.
Die Jungs sind ja ziemlich gut ausgerüstet...
ZITAT(muckensen @ 20. Apr 2010, 00:11)
Die Jungs sind ja ziemlich gut ausgerüstet...
ANA Commandos
Zumindest vom SF Geardoposer Virus infiziert.
Aber die Tigerenten AK hat was.
Aber die Tigerenten AK hat was.
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A MARSOC Marine instructs ANA soldiers to set up a security perimeter around a humanitarian aide site in the Village of Ranje Bala, Farah Province Afghanistan Feb 28. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sergeant Nicholas Pilch)
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A Special Forces Soldier scans the terrain for threats during a fire fight in the mountains of Bagwa, Farah province, Afghanistan Feb. 25. MARSOC Marines and ANA conducted a three-day mission to scan the mountains for possible future routes and while on patrol the teams came under fire.
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Afghan national army from the 2/2/207th Kandak, Italian Army Operational Mentoring Liaison Team and Marines from the Marine Special Operation Command conduct a combat reconnaissance patrol around the mountains of Bagwa, Farah province, Afghanistan Feb. 25. During the CRP the teams were lead by the ANA and they dropped off supplies to a school in Dizak, continued on through the mountains of Bagwa conducting route reconnaissance while getting eyes on the mountain terrain and while conducting the route recon the teams received small arms contact. No injuries occurred during the two-day CRP. Photo by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Pilch
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A Special Forces Soldier scans the terrain after a short night's sleep during a three-day mission through the mountains of Bagwa, Farah province, Afghanistan Feb. 25. Photo by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Pilch
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Afghan national army from the 2/2/207th Kandak, Italian Army Operational Mentoring Liaison Team and Marines from the Marine Special Operation Command convoy to Shawan Garrison, Farah Province, Afghanistan Feb. 27. During the convoy the Marines made a stop at a river pass that is used to access the garrison and inform the locals that were digging a canal that there would be a bridge in the area they were digging very soon. Photo by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Pilch
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Elders in the Village of Tamir sit and discuss security and future projects with ANA leadership and MARSOC Marines March 15. Photo by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Pilch
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A MARSOC Marine Dog Handler holds security on the perimeter of Dizak, Farah Prov. Feb. 25 while ANA soldiers deliver school supplies to the village schools. Afghan national army from the 2/2/207th Kandak, Italian Army Operational Mentoring Liaison Team and Marines from the Marine Special Operation Command conduct a combat reconnaissance patrol through the mountainous region of Farah. Photo by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Pilch
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Afghan national army from the 2/2/207th Kandak, Italian Army Operational Mentoring Liaison Team and Marines from the Marine Special Operation Command conduct a combat reconnaissance patrol around the mountains of Bagwa, Farah province, Afghanistan Feb. 26. During the CRP the teams were lead by the ANA and they dropped off supplies to a school in Dizak, continued on through the mountains of Bagwa conducting route reconnaissance while getting eyes on the mountain terrain and while conducting the route recon the teams received small arms contact. No injuries occurred during the two-day CRP. Photo by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Pilch
Und nocheinmal ein SCAR, diesmal im Irak:
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A U.S. Special Forces advisor to Bayji Special Weapons And Tactics keeps watch at a site in Ha Al Asari where the SWAT discovered a weapons cache, March 28. (U.S. Navy Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Miguel Angel Contreras)
Militärparade in Teheran am 18. April
Die rosa Handschühchen sind schon niedlich
Die rosa Handschühchen sind schon niedlich
FN2000 in Afghanistan
FN SCAR
FN SCAR
Alle Jahre wieder... 
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Kosovo, März 2010
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Kosovo, März 2010
ZITAT(Hummingbird @ 21. Apr 2010, 17:58)
Alle Jahre wieder...
Allerdings, vor allem braucht wohl diese uralten SCAR-Model-Poserbilder bei aktuell vorhandendem Bildmaterial aus dem Einsatz wirklich niemand mehr...
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Using tall grass for cover, a Soldier from Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1-36 Infantry Division attatched to the 3rd Infantry Division, sets up his shot using the “Buddy-Supported” firing postion, taking aim with his M110 Sniper Rifle. The snipers trained Iraqi Army Special Forces Soldiers as part of a two-week sniper training in Mosul, Iraq. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Gregory Gieske)
Angeblich SEALs.
Angeblich auch M14.
ZITAT(goschi @ 22. Apr 2010, 01:54)
was kann denn ein Hk416, was ein SCAR nicht kann?
Dieses Jahr schon seinen fünften Geburtstag feiern. Das SCAR wird erst zwei.
Hat jemand eine Meinung zu diesem Bild?
Scheinen Übungsteilnehmer bei "Operation Angel Thunder" in Arizona gewesen zu sein.
Von hier: Klick
Scheinen Übungsteilnehmer bei "Operation Angel Thunder" in Arizona gewesen zu sein.
Von hier: Klick
Meinung? 
ZITAT(BigKahuna @ 22. Apr 2010, 16:43)
Hat jemand eine Meinung zu diesem Bild?
http://i41.tinypic.com/10p9fu0.jpg
Scheinen Übungsteilnehmer bei "Operation Angel Thunder" in Arizona gewesen zu sein.
Von hier: Klick
http://i41.tinypic.com/10p9fu0.jpg
Scheinen Übungsteilnehmer bei "Operation Angel Thunder" in Arizona gewesen zu sein.
Von hier: Klick
Da Angel Thunder 'ne CSAR-Übung ist, tippe ich mal auf Jungs der CSAR-Kerngruppe vom LTG 62:
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Winter 2010 - U. S. Navy SEALs testing the SRSS Third Generation BullDog762 conversion at a MOUT facility. Photo courtesy of Richad Cabral, Short Rifle Stock Systems, Inc. www.shortrifles.com
Ganz schön häßlich das Teil, da sah das kürzlich in Afghanistan von Special Forces eingesetzte SRSS wesentlich besser aus.
@Dave: Gibt es dazu nähere Infos zu dieser Einheit!? Schließlich ist die Luftwaffe seit 15 Jahren damit betraut eine CSAR Truppe zu stellen, hat es aber bisher nicht für nötig gehalten, so dass zumindest bis vor 3 Jahren die "obercoolen CSAR-Kommandos" mit dem Ausbildungsstand einer durchschnittlichen PzGren-AGA mit uns auf ner Übung rumgesteuert sind.
Hat sich da mittlerweile mal Ausrüstung- und Ausbildungstechnisch was getan, so dass man die Jungs mal zu mehr gebrauchen kann als vor ner Airbase Wache zu schieben!?
Hat sich da mittlerweile mal Ausrüstung- und Ausbildungstechnisch was getan, so dass man die Jungs mal zu mehr gebrauchen kann als vor ner Airbase Wache zu schieben!?
ZITAT(Dave76 @ 22. Apr 2010, 20:04)
http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/9455/seal...srssgen3mar.jpg
Ganz schön häßlich das Teil, da sah das kürzlich in Afghanistan von Special Forces eingesetzte SRSS wesentlich besser aus.
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Winter 2010 - U. S. Navy SEALs testing the SRSS Third Generation BullDog762 conversion at a MOUT facility. Photo courtesy of Richad Cabral, Short Rifle Stock Systems, Inc. www.shortrifles.com
Ganz schön häßlich das Teil, da sah das kürzlich in Afghanistan von Special Forces eingesetzte SRSS wesentlich besser aus.
Das Linke sieht aber mal extrem nach Morita aus.
Falls die Bugs kommen. Naja für Amis ist sowas schon attraktiv, ein M14 aus dem Arsenal kostet die keine U$D20 das Stück und das noch nicht mal mit echtem Geld bezahlt sondern mit Verrechnungsdollar. Und kompakter als im Originalzustand, arsenalgepflegt ist es auch.
Naja für Amis ist sowas schon attraktiv, ein M14 aus dem Arsenal kostet die keine U$D20 das Stück und das noch nicht mal mit echtem Geld bezahlt sondern mit Verrechnungsdollar. Und kompakter als im Originalzustand, arsenalgepflegt ist es auch.
ZITAT(Panzermann @ 22. Apr 2010, 20:39)
Falls die Bugs kommen. Naja für Amis ist sowas schon attraktiv, ein M14 aus dem Arsenal kostet die keine U$D20 das Stück und das noch nicht mal mit echtem Geld bezahlt sondern mit Verrechnungsdollar. Und kompakter als im Originalzustand, arsenalgepflegt.
Naja für Amis ist sowas schon attraktiv, ein M14 aus dem Arsenal kostet die keine U$D20 das Stück und das noch nicht mal mit echtem Geld bezahlt sondern mit Verrechnungsdollar. Und kompakter als im Originalzustand, arsenalgepflegt.Was sind Verrechnungsdollar?
Mfg. Markus
US einheiten haben zwei Budgets: eines mit echtem Geld um alles mögliche zu bezahlen von ZF für alle bis hin zu Wandfarbe oder was auch immer sonst so anfällt und nicht in deren TO&E steht und ein Budget aus "Dollars" die nur dazu dienen Dinge aus dem Versorgungsystem zu beziehen aber normalerweise nicht auf ihrter Liste stehen. M14 zum Beispiel können für einen geringen "Preis" angefordert werden. Weshalb man dann auch Einheit A mit M14 als DMR sieht, eine andee benutzt M110, wieder eine andere ganz was anderes.
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Rifleman Lance Cpl. John Jones with Combat Assault Company, 3rd Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division, signals to fellow Marines as he patrols with Malaysian Army Rangers in Malaysia during Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training 2008.
Ach jetzt weiß ichs! Danke! 
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