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Thread: Afghanistan - Germany's contingent (56k be gone) !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brandeilig View Post
    And? The MFF is not better educated or trained! But you can also see the unnecessary patches!
    And nothing , I was pointing out that he was there .

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    ok! (great performance from the mff, that he was on the Location)

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    Many thanks to vor033:


    The names of checkpoints in Afghanistan where German Bundeswehr army soldier Tino "Stacy" S. was stationed on duty are marked on his helmet during a mission in the small village of Qeysar Kheyl near Baghlan, in northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012.

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    Great picture! Reminds me of this one:

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    Armoured vehicles of the German Bundeswehr army soldiers with the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) are used during a joint patrol with the Afghan National Army (ANA) in the village of Mulla Kehyl near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan December 8, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A German Bundeswehr army soldier with the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) and a comrade from the Afghan National Army (ANA) monitor an area during a joint patrol in the village of Mulla Kehyl near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan December 8, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    German Bundeswehr army soldiers with the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) pass a Boxer armoured personnel carrier during a joint patrol with the Afghan National Army (ANA) in the village of Mulla Kehyl near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan December 8, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A boy reaches for sweets offered by a German Bundeswehr army soldier with the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) during a joint patrol with the Afghan National Army (ANA) in the village of Mulla Kehyl near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan December 8, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A German Bundeswehr army soldier with the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) takes a rest during a joint patrol with the Afghan National Army (ANA) in the village of Mulla Kehyl near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan December 8, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A German Bundeswehr army soldier with the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) casts a shadow as he stands near a wall during a joint patrol with the Afghan National Army (ANA) in the village of Mulla Kehyl near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan December 8, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    The names of checkpoints in Afghanistan where German Bundeswehr army soldier Tino "Stacy" S. was stationed on duty are marked on his helmet during a mission in the small village of Qeysar Kheyl near Baghlan, in northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. Editors' note: German Army does not allow the publishing of family names of soldiers. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A combination photograph shows German Bundeswehr army soldier Tino "Stacy" S. with the Alpha company Quick Reacation Unit (QRU) posing in the combat outpost OP North (L) and patrolling during a mission in the small village of Qeysar Kheyl, near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. Editors' note: German Army does not allow the publishing of family names of soldiers. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    German Bundeswehr army soldier Tino "Stacy" S. (C), with the Alpha company Quick Reacation Unit (QRU), patrols during a mission in the small village of Qeysar Kheyl near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. Editors' note: German Army does not allow the publishing of family names of soldiers. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    German Bundeswehr army soldier Tino "Stacy" S., with the Alpha company Quick Reacation Unit (QRU), plays a video game in his tent at the combat outpost OP North, near Baghlan, in northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. Editors' note: German Army does not allow the publishing of family names of soldiers. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    German Bundeswehr army soldier Tino "Stacy" S. with the Alpha company Quick Reacation Unit (QRU) drinks tea in his tent at the combat outpost OP North, near Baghlan, in northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. Editors note: German Army not allowed to publish the family name of soldiers. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A German Bundeswehr army soldier walks past a Christmas tree at the combat outpost OP North, near Baghlan, in northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    German Bundeswehr army soldier Rolf M. with the Alpha company Quick Reacation Unit (QRU) washes his face at the combat outpost OP North, near Baghlan, in northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. Editors' note: German Army does not allow the publishing of family names of soldiers. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A member of the Afghan local police (C) looks on as German Bundeswehr army soldiers with Alpha company of the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) monitor the area in the small village of Qeysar Kheyl, during a mission near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A German Bundeswehr army soldier with Alpha company of the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) monitors the area in the small village of Qeysar Kheyl during a mission near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012 *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A German Bundeswehr army soldier (2nd L) with Alpha company of the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU), talks to a local commander of the Afghan local police in his checkpoint in the small village of Qeysar Kheyl, during a mission near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    German Bundeswehr army soldiers with Alpha company of the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) patrol with a local commander of the Afghan local police in the small village of Qeysar Kheyl during a mission near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    Afghan children stand near German Bundeswehr army soldiers with the Alpha company of the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) as they patrol in the village of Qeysar Kheyl during a mission, near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A combination photograph shows helmets of German Bundeswehr army soldiers with Alpha company of the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU), during their mission in the small village of Qeysar Kheyl, near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan December 7, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A German Bundeswehr army soldier (C) with the Alpha company of the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) scans the area as a local commander of the Afghan police gestures at a checkpoint in the village of Qeysar Kheyl, during a mission near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan, December 7, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch

    A German Bundeswehr army soldier (C) with the Alpha company of the Quick Reaction Unit (QRU) talks with a member of the local Afghan police at their checkpoint during a mission near Baghlan, northern Afghanistan December 7, 2012. *******/Fabrizio Bensch
    First sighting of the G28 in operational use, I think.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave76 View Post
    What model G-3 is this? I want to say a modified G-3A3 or a modified G-3SG/1, but it doesn't look to have FA in the firing-group, like that of an HK-91.

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    Never mind. I'm pretty sure it's a G-3A3 ZF.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave76 View Post
    First sighting of the G28 in operational use, I think.
    Nope, a few posts back you can find earlier ones. But that doesn't matter, the ones you posted are amazing. Thanks for sharing.
    Quote Originally Posted by Gunfighter-AK View Post
    Never mind. I'm pretty sure it's a G-3A3 ZF.
    Nope. It's the G3 DMR (official designation) first fielded in late 2010/ early 2011.

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    Quote Originally Posted by muck View Post
    Nope, a few posts back you can find earlier ones. But that doesn't matter, the ones you posted are amazing. Thanks for sharing.
    Ahh, those don't count, first decent pictures of the G28 in operational use. You're welcome, btw.

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    Outstanding pictures! Thank you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave76 View Post
    Does the third soldier from the back not wear a helmet? Same with the second one from the front, but he looks like an interpreter.

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    Enjoy.

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    That is just awesome. Great find! Should remind all of us not to forget those who won't be with their families this Christmas.

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    Haha nice

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    Looks like heavy bastard. Still would carry though..

    Great phot's of the helmets too BTW. And on a side note, do our younger members even understand "56K be gone!!"?

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