Reply With QuoteWe're going to mount your EOtech sideways so your windage and elevation adjustments will all be fvcked and also you'll need to aim at the top of their head to hit them in the chest.
Sold! we'll take em!
Hahaha, major thumbs up for that EOTech mount at 02:20, that's just hilarious!Originally Posted by AnoSynum
"Well the new helmet is not good, I can't shoot with it."
"That's no Problem with the helmet. You just have to modify your rifle with a complete new part and adapt your kind of shooting, then everything will be fine..."
Not meant to insult or troll, but that whole system could totally be german
We're going to mount your EOtech sideways so your windage and elevation adjustments will all be fvcked and also you'll need to aim at the top of their head to hit them in the chest.
Sold! we'll take em!
Exercise PALADIN RESPONSE
Approximately 200 Army Reserve Combat Engineers and supporting arms from LFWA and LFCA are participating in Exercise PALADIN RESPONSE 2012 around Chilliwack, B.C., over the holiday season.
This exercise enables sappers to develop their technical and leadership skills in gap crossings of water and obstacles. A domestic operations scenario emphasizes cooperation with other arms and services within the Army's Territorial Battalion Group (TBG) model.
Photo by Sgt Doug Setter
© 2012 DND-MND Canada
Boat Bridging Erecting (BBE) brings in a Medium Floating Bridge centre bay on Cultus Lake, B.C., at the conclusion of Exercise PALADIN
RESPONSE 2012.
Sapper Khaled Safi, 32 CER (left background), leads a four-man engineer team in lifting a bridge panel in place on Dec 27, 2012. Cpl Matt Schneider of 38 CER (front centre) and MCpl Bob Nawachewsky 38 CER (right) steady the panel into place.
Sapper Bolton Brooks, 41 CER, guides a Medium Support Vehicle System over the recently constructed Medium Girder Bridge.
MCpl Kevin Drobot (centre with beret), 39 CER, supervises the linking of pontoons to assemble the Medium Raft while Cpl Jason Feasby, 39 CER, aligns the lower locks with a pry bar.
Ex NOBLE GUERRIER
More than 1500 reservists from 34 and 35 Canadian Brigade Groups participated in Exercise NOBLE GUERRIER 13, an intensive training exercise that took place in Fort Pickett, Virginia, USA, from January 2 to 9.During this challenging eight-day exercise, soldiers participated in various scenarios and intense combat simulations. These types of training activities allow reservists to maintain a high level of preparation, which enables the Canadian Army to achieve and enhance their level of readiness.
Photo: Cpl Isabelle Provost, 35 CBG
© 2012 DND-MND Canada
At first I was all like:
But then I was like:
Ex STALWART GOOSEThe Honourable Bernard Valcourt, Associate Minister of National Defence and Minister of State (Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency) (La Francophonie) and Brigadier-General Omer Lavoie, Land Force Central Area Commander inspect the first upgraded Light Armoured Vehicles III (LAV III) in London, Ontario on January 24, 2013.The upgrades and enhancements to the vehicle’s mobility and its weapons system will contribute to successful military operations at home and abroad. It will protect soldiers against Improvised Explosive Devices, land mines, grenades, and other threats. This is part of an upgrade project for 550 LAV III's, valued at more than $1 billion.
The LAV III Upgrade Project is one of four Family of Land Combat Vehicles projects announced in July 2009 that aims to capitalize on both existing and evolving technology and improving the protection, mobility and lethality of the Light Armoured Vehicle III fleet.
Photo by: MCpl Dan Pop, Canadian Army Public Affairs
© 2013 DND-MDN Canada
You know, of all the peoples in the world, you'd expect the Canadians to have plenty of white in their wardrobes. Yet, someone in procurement must've forgotten to order white jackets/overcoats/whatever. I don't think I've ever even seen one!Canadian Army personnel conducted Exercise STALWART GOOSE (Ex SG 13) near Deer Lake, Newfoundland, from January 24 to 27, 2013.Approximately 200 soldiers from Canadian Army Reserve units in New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador participated in Ex SG 13. The annual exercise provides soldiers from 37 Canadian Brigade Group (37 CBG) with the opportunity to develop war fighting skills required to conduct operations in a winter environment. The training also serves as an annual refresher for Atlantic Canada’s Arctic Response Company Group (ARCG).
Photo by Warrant Officer Jerry Kean
CF Image Number:
LH2013-005-031
In wooded areas you wear white bottoms and normal tops. You would stand out against the trees if you were in all white. Only in very open, snowy terrain would you go with the all white.
These pics bring back a lot of memories. Most of them somewhat unpleasant
We have white pants, jackets, boots, helmet covers, ruck covers and mits. Its just a cover made from nylon (or something similar) that you put over your clothing.
Please, someone is so gentle to let me know which tipes of laser are on those c8SFW / MP5K from JTF-2? At the momement I only recognised the eotech xps3 in the first photo, buy I didn't identified the other 3 types
Very respectfully
Alex
Are they getting the Twin V hull upgradeAt first I was all like:
Any more pics of the new LAV without the suit?
Ugh, this thread has been 'clean' for so long, why?Please, someone is so gentle to let me know which tipes of laser are on those c8SFW / MP5K from JTF-2? At the momement I only recognised the eotech xps3 in the first photo, buy I didn't identified the other 3 types
Very respectfully
Alex
From the Mali thread.
Those pics just reinforced what Tom Cruise already proved: "it's impossible to NOT look gay in a flightsuit"........fu*king wing wipers.
you don't like air force?
I'm all for the RCAF, if they are moving mud or gunning bad guys. These 3 armed flight attendants? lol
HMCS Ottawa's Naval Boarding Party member, Petty Officer 2nd Class Rob Pacchiano from Calgary, Alberta, boards a merchant cargo ship to carry out a rapid survey and gather information from the area
Members of HMCS Ottawa's Naval Boarding Party are about to board a merchant cargo ship in which they will carry out a rapid survey and gather intelligence in the area.
Corporal Mike Greenstein, an AVN Technician from Lethbridge, Alberta, performs some routine maintenance on the CH-124 Sea King helicopter while serving onboard HMCS Ottawa in the Arabian Gulf.
HMCS Ottawa Naval Boarding Party team, assemble in the Rigid Hulled Inflatable Boat (RHIB) and begin their transfer to their first boarding of a dhow in their area of operation in the Arabian Gulf
Members of HMCS Ottawa's Naval Boarding Party board and inspect a dhow while conducting a boarding operation in the Arabian Gulf.
Naval boarding party team member Leading Seaman Zac Champion of Barrie, Ontario, practices his weapon drills on the Flight Deck of HMCS Ottawa while sailing in the Arabian Gulf.
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