pics needed

[easyand]

US army ranger and marine recon pics needed

[Lt_Crooks]

do you need current pics or pics of any age?

[easyand]

current

[Fulix]

This is something that i wanted to see too... Rangers in Afghanistan even Iraq if possible...



BTW, easyand... do you have Italian SF photos in Iraq?


Cheers

[easyand]

yes,but already posted in this board

[J-10]

U.S. Army Ranger in Iraq

http://www.ranger.org/images/photoGallery/2003/iraq-letterFromHome.jpg
http://www.ranger.org/images/photoGallery/2003/iraq-soldiersPraying.jpg
http://www.ranger.org/images/photoGallery/2003/iraq-soldierHoldingIraqiChild.jpg
http://www.ranger.org/images/photoGallery/2003/iraq-soldierHighFiveWithIraqiBoy.jpg

[easyand]

the first photo is from normandy (pointe du hoc 1944) and the 5th is an israeli soldier.
the others are from rangers in iraq

[J-10]

the first photo is from normandy (pointe du hoc 1944) and the 5th is an israeli soldier.
the others are from rangers in iraq

Ok, edit.

[ShotOver]

J-10, im sure those blokes are infact Marines, before the issue of Marpat... since they have AAV7 in the background, heh.

[wormie]

J-10's last picture is 3ID.
All I have on the Rangers in Iraq is a video of a nighttime firefight.

[Fulix]

Can you provide a link to download the video?

[Ratamacue]

J-10, the first 3 pictures are US Marines (not Recon), and the last one is the 3rd Infantry Division.

easyand, if you just do a search through these forums you should be able to find plenty of pictures of Marine Recon. You can search the usmc.mil image archive (http://www.usmc.mil/marinelink/image1.nsf/imagearchive) for things like "recon," "reconnaissance," "force recon," etc.

[Seraphim]

the first photo is from normandy (pointe du hoc 1944) and the 5th is an israeli soldier.
the others are from rangers in iraq

I know for a fact the third pic is not a Ranger...I dont think any of those are.

[J-10]

J-10, the first 3 pictures are US Marines (not Recon), and the last one is the 3rd Infantry Division.


Thank you.

It's hard for me to ID the US Marines / US Infantry, ;) pls teach me a bit. :P

[Seraphim]

J-10, the first 3 pictures are US Marines (not Recon), and the last one is the 3rd Infantry Division.


Thank you.

It's hard for me to ID the US Marines / US Infantry, ;) pls teach me a bit. :P

Its US Soldiers.

[J-10]

J-10, the first 3 pictures are US Marines (not Recon), and the last one is the 3rd Infantry Division.


Thank you.

It's hard for me to ID the US Marines / US Infantry, ;) pls teach me a bit. :P

Its US Soldiers.

hehe, I want to know: how to distinguish between US Marine and Infantry from their uniform?

[VorpalDoom]

just takes getting used to... its the camo pattern, weaponry, gear, attitude, vehicles/armor aircraft, location, badges/patches, rank insignia. its really just something you can "tell" who's generaly in what branch... in most cases.

[Lt_Crooks]

http://www.ranger.org/images/photoGallery/2003/iraq-soldierHoldingIraqiChild.jpg

photoshoped?

[seruriermarshal]

They are marines .

If they are Ranger . Perhaps on their uniform have :

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/army/images/75rr-2.gif

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/army/images/75rr-4.gif

[Ratamacue]

The first three I just know are Marines because I've seen the captions for them. As for the last one...

http://media.militaryphotos.net/photos/albums/Gulf_War_2_US_Forces_Training_Exercises_Buildup_in_Kuwait/boxsoldier2_use2_full.jpg

The patch he's wearing on the side of his helmet is that of the US Army 3rd Infantry Division. I'm not familiar with most of the US Army's patches, but every infantry division has its own patch/emblem. The thing about the Marines is that they don't wear any unit patches of their respective Regiment or Division. The only insignia that identify them as Marines are their name tapes on their cammies that say "US MARINES" and the eagle/globe/anchor insignia they will sometimes wear on their helmet.

Maybe someone else could help you out with unit patches/tabs of the US Army.

[J-10]

just takes getting used to... its the camo pattern, weaponry, gear, attitude, vehicles/armor aircraft, location, badges/patches, rank insignia. its really just something you can "tell" who's generaly in what branch... in most cases.

Thanks above everyone :D

I will pay attention to it and learn more about it.

[xjym2002]

Its US Soldiers.

Marines hate to be called "soldier".