Reply With QuoteOriginally Posted by The Count
Those were made in Hammelburg->Bonnland
I was in Bonnland at that day aswell, we did classic Orts&Häuserkampf, was interesting to see the BO105 the whole day
No problem, be my guest.
Here are of KTzG in Afghanistan. Surprise visit today.
http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/2594/kunduz2148.jpg
http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/2696/kunduz2189.jpg
http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/9528/kunduz4372.jpg
http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/4185/kunduz4380.jpg
http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/9040/kunduz4430.jpg
Ben
Last edited by variable; 12-14-2009 at 05:16 PM. Reason: pics too big
Those were made in Hammelburg->Bonnland
I was in Bonnland at that day aswell, we did classic Orts&Häuserkampf, was interesting to see the BO105 the whole day
Why on earth arent the mags suppost to be real? You can even spot the bullets inside them. I know that airsofters have mags with fake bullets but they sure as hell dont look loke that.
I first thought it was a real G36, but I can now say that this is airsoft.
See this pictures of an Classic Army G36:
With two airsoft mags:
With one airsoftmag and one realsteel mag with deko bullets:
Take a closer look at the height of both mags.
You can also see that "L" shaped corner on the airsoft mag, it's the same on the discussed picture.
Airsoft for a 100%, but a cool photo nevertheless!
MfG Lee
I go with the airsoft theory aswell, but could we please stop it now?**** happens with posting pics...
Looking forward to new pics...
Awesome pictures, thank you!
That is Kunduz, right?
Also note: G3ZF!
Some pictures are form Masar-e-Scharif...
Thanks for all these pictures. German army always looks perfect.
I wonder why we don´t have the G36 A2 handguard in the spanish army.
Outstanding pics, I hope all comrades are safe and sound.
What's the guy on the left holding? Looks like a rather large scope.
(I know, amateur work...)
Pretty sure it's a camera, so it should be a soldier from the Einsatzkameratrupp, which only would make sense since they originally were there to build a bridge...
It's a camera. These guys belong to the Einsatzkamera Trupp, a speciality comparable to mass communication specialists.
I'd say they were rather there to make a documentary on the bridge rebuilding though.
//edit
Macs was faster.
I'm only afraid we'll never see that footage, in contrary to the often ridiculous video posts at the Bundeswehr website, like the classic "successful visit of logistics chief of ISAF to the tajik border" video...
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