Reply With Quoteif Keeper says its an IFAK, its an IFAK. Idk if a SAW drum can fit in one of those.
Are you sure? It looks too big to be an IFAK to me
if Keeper says its an IFAK, its an IFAK. Idk if a SAW drum can fit in one of those.
How can an IFAK be too big? There is no such thing.Originally Posted by xcibes
Listen to Keeper he knows what he's talking about.
It's an IFAK.
Naked feets. it seems no scorpions and snakes live in Afghanistan. Some one should tell him they like hot fleshes.Yes, let's not piss me off... Now back on track to posting photos.
NAWA DISTRICT, HELMAND PROVINCE, AFGHANISTAN (8 July 2009) — Marines from the 2nd MEB, 1st Battalion 5th Marines sleep in their fighting holes inside a compound where they stayed for the night, in the Nawa district, Wednesday.
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*punches dead horse*
Yes he's sure, because he has one.
pic thread:
An AV-8B Harrier from Marine Attack Training Squadron 203 fires flares during a training flight July 27, 2010. The flares are meant to misguide any heat-seeking ordnance fired at the aircraft. VMAT-203, which is the lone Harrier pilot training squadron in the Corps and based in Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C., brings its distinctive two-seated Harriers and students to the Marine Corps Air Station in Yuma, Ariz., several times a year to take advantage of the vast range and availability. Cpl. Graham J. Benson Marine Corps Air Station Yuma
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7fTppX5swo
Too awesome not to post it
Iraq 2007
KARAMAH, Iraq (Dec 20, 2007) Lance Cpl. Jonathon N. Wise, assigned to K Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, takes a rest break during a patrol through neighborhoods in Karamah, Iraq to interact with the residents and prevent enemy freedom of movement.
KARAMAH, Iraq (Dec 20, 2007) Lance Cpl. Dylan S. Penrose, assigned to K Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, gives out candy in Karmah, Iraq during a patrol through area neighborhoods to interact with the residents and prevent enemy freedom of movement.
ZAIDON, Iraq (Dec. 29, 2007) Marines assigned to I Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment speak with a local shopkeeper in Zaidon, Iraq during a mission to gather information, patrol area neighborhoods and interact with the residents, and prevent enemy freedom of movement
ZAIDON, Iraq (Dec. 29, 2007) Marines assigned to I Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, provide security outside an Iraqi police station in Zaidon, Iraq during a mission to gather information, patrol area neighborhoods and interact with the residents, and prevent enemy freedom of movement.
ZAIDON, Iraq (Dec. 29, 2007) Marines assigned to I Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, secure an area around an Iraqi police station in Zaidon, Iraq during a mission to gather information, patrol area neighborhoods and interact with the residents, and prevent enemy freedom of movement.
ZAIDON, Iraq (Dec. 29, 2007) Lance Cpl. Julio Perez, assigned to I Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, stands a security watch during a patrol in Zaidon, Iraq to gather information, patrol area neighborhoods and interact with the residents, and prevent enemy freedom of movement.
ZAIDON, Iraq (Dec. 29, 2007) Lance Cpl. Julio Perez, assigned to I Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, crosses a canal in Zaidon, Iraq during a mission to gather information, patrol area neighborhoods and interact with the residents, and prevent enemy freedom of movement.
ZAIDON, Iraq (Dec. 29, 2007) Marines, assigned to I Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, survey an area in Zaidon, Iraq during a mission to gather information, patrol area neighborhoods and interact with the residents, and prevent enemy freedom of movement.
ZAIDON, Iraq (Dec. 29, 2007) Lance Cpl. David Haynes, assigned to I Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment provides security in Zaidon, Iraq during a mission to gather information, patrol area neighborhoods and interact with the residents, and prevent enemy freedom of movement.
Iraq 2007
KARAMAH, Iraq (Dec 20, 2007) Marines assigned to K Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, load their weapons before leaving an observation post to conduct a patrol in Karmah, Iraq.
KARAMAH, Iraq (Dec 20, 2007) Marines assigned to K Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, conduct a patrol near their observation post in Karmah, Iraq.
Iraq (Dec 20, 2007) Lance Cpl. Justin E. Holbrook, assigned to K Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, maintains security in Karmah, Iraq. The Marines are conducting a patrol through area neighborhoods to interact with the residents and prevent enemy freedom of movement.
KARAMAH, Iraq (Dec 20, 2007) Lance Cpl. Theodore L. Crose, assigned to K Co., 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, maintains security in Karmah, Iraq. The Marines are conducting a patrol through area neighborhoods to interact with the residents and prevent enemy freedom of movement.
VOR thanks for the photos, 3/3 was my one of my units in RVN. Wish them the best, and get some!!!
Are you sure you want to be second guessing one of my Marines who has "Been There Done That"!? I am all ears on the knowledge, experience you have to offer to that OIF Vet (Keeper0311). I suggest you tread lightly in our Marine house!
Moto.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4JieM0zYMI
Black Marines WW2
Might be a dumb questions, but why do the marines field a different helmet than the army? (it is different right?) Doesn't that just complicate production, logistic, costs etc?
I am not a marine nor do i play one on TV, but from what I understand they had some trials and the marines preferred the LWH over the ACH because they felt more protected by it...I have one and also an ACH, and I tend to agree with that...IMHO the LWH is a better choice but then again, I am just an armchair commando, I am sure some of the real marines here will chime in. In any case, the marines have gone back to using their own gear which is different from the army gear...not just a different helmet.
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