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Default 02-25-2005, 01:11 PM

[quote="Crazy Canadian":e241c][quote="Sgt. Duffy":e241c]I was thinking about ROTC for long time, but turhtfully, I think I would make a terrible lieutenant. Just for a whole bunch of reasons, really...

...Navy kinda looks pleasing to me. I mean, one of those battleships has enough god damn power to bomb out England sitting still.[/quote:e241c]
lol aren't you like 13[/quote:e241c]\
arent you like 13 too rolleyes:
  
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Default 02-25-2005, 01:33 PM

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Check out the new Italian army combat knives. You might also wanna take a look at these:

http://www.combatelite.com/knives.shtml

[img]http://www.combatelite.com/knives/cfdagger/cfdag23new.jpg[/img]

Heh, carbon fiber goodness. Fuck you meter detector!
Well, at the moment Im torn between the KABAR USMC Fighting Knife II and the SPEC-PLUS Marine Combat.

KABAR
[img]http://www.militaryshop.se/bilder/produkter/Kn.kab.usmcII.jpg[/img]


SPEC-PLUS
[img]http://www.militaryshop.se/bilder/produkter/Kn.splus.mcombat.jpg[/img]

Almost the exact same size, and only like $12 difference in favor of the SPEC-PLUS.



  
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Default 02-25-2005, 01:41 PM

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The US Army is silly. You get a medal or completeing basic training, and throwing a grenade. GG Army. Ive been in the marines for 2 years and ive got 2 ribbons.
are you reserve ?
  
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Default 02-25-2005, 02:46 PM

As promised, a picture of me in my combatgear. Aint the best, since I had to take some stuff of to finish a guardlist for my squad.

[img]http://img2.uploadimages.net/501612Bild_028.jpg[/img]



  
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Default 02-25-2005, 02:58 PM

YOU LOOK FUCKING LEET ed:



  
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Default 02-25-2005, 03:48 PM

Nice picture.

Personally I'd pick the serrated knife over the other.
  
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Default 02-25-2005, 04:50 PM

[quote=lasagna][quote="Crazy Canadian":cad3c]
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I was thinking about ROTC for long time, but turhtfully, I think I would make a terrible lieutenant. Just for a whole bunch of reasons, really...

...Navy kinda looks pleasing to me. I mean, one of those battleships has enough god damn power to bomb out England sitting still.
lol aren't you like 13[/quote:cad3c]\
arent you like 13 too rolleyes:[/quote:cad3c]

yeah but he allready thinks he knows what he wants to do in life

PS, how the hell do you know that
  
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Default 02-25-2005, 04:54 PM

nice pic, ithat carbon fiber knife looks ok.

ive got a ka-bar tanto, serrated rock:
  
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Default 02-25-2005, 04:57 PM

[quote="Crazy Canadian":9e572][quote=lasagna][quote="Crazy Canadian":9e572]
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I was thinking about ROTC for long time, but turhtfully, I think I would make a terrible lieutenant. Just for a whole bunch of reasons, really...

...Navy kinda looks pleasing to me. I mean, one of those battleships has enough god damn power to bomb out England sitting still.
lol aren't you like 13[/quote:9e572]\
arent you like 13 too rolleyes:[/quote:9e572]

yeah but he allready thinks he knows what he wants to do in life

PS, how the hell do you know that[/quote:9e572]

youve told us before
  
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Default 02-25-2005, 06:07 PM

Hey i'm with ya out there in the snow man! -20C over this weekend, not quite as bad as -30C, but still pretty cold. We were lucky though, we got to sleep inside in barracks because this was a range exercise, not a winter extercise. OUr winter ex last month is was only -5C so I guess we got lucky.

Exercise HEAVY METAL 18-20 February 2005

An annual training event for The Calgary Highlanders is Exercise HEAVY METAL, held in Wainwright. The training is geared towards live firing of the support weapons found in an infantry company, as time and ammunition permit. In past years, this exercise has included weapons ranging from the 60mm mortar to the .50 calibre machine gun. Other weapons with which the Highlanders live fired during HEAVY METAL 2005 included the C6 general purpose machine gun, the M203 grenade launcher, and the sub-calibre inserts for the 84mm SRAAW (Carl Gustav anti-armour weapon).

The new Tactical Vest (TV) was worn in the field for the first time by the unit.

[img]http://www.calgaryhighlanders.com/2005events/hm001.jpg[/img]
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Default 02-25-2005, 06:09 PM

cool pics ninty, -20 aint that bad biggrin:
  
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Default 02-25-2005, 06:10 PM

tystnad looks like a swedish version of gervis
  
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Default 02-26-2005, 02:03 AM

Man, I love it in the army so far. Ive never been this fit, and Ive learnt soooo much just over the past four weeks. Cant wait till monday, when our NBC-training starts. Our Lt. told us that hes ordered new AK5's for us a few weeks ago. The new one is called AK5CF, and has only been used by the special ranger corps before, so we will be amongst the first non-spec's to get them.

Regular AK5:
[img]http://www.soldf.com/images/s_ak5.jpg[/img]


The AK5CF:
[img]http://www.ludd.luth.se/users/antenna/t2k/wea/pers/ak5cf.jpg[/img]

One thing I like with the AK5CF is that the shoulderthingiebob is adjustable, so that people with shorter/longer arms will be more accurate. We havent gotten the new guns yet, but it wont be too long I hope.



  
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Default 02-26-2005, 08:24 AM

cool, so every company in your army get outfitted different?
  
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Default 02-26-2005, 08:31 AM

Yeah, all depends on what we do. Im in baseprotection/guarding, so I will be wearing a full bodyarmor, radio, baton, handcuffs, that lovely gun in my previous post and I have the right to stop even the Supreme Commander, heck even the king, if they fail to show proper identification. The Marines gets MG's (FN Minimi) eguipped with aimdot "scopes", boobytraps, the AK5 (not sure which version) and so on. The AK5 comes in 5 different versions I think, all being used by different parts of the army. So I guess you could say that we are a very versataile military force.



  
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