Because the soldiers don't have the velcro flag or unit patches on them.Originally Posted by Weasel
And why there are no insignias upon the protectors?They have the insignias, but its under their Kevlar upper arm protectors
plus, its training, they're not out on the Iraqi streets...Because the soldiers don't have the velcro flag or unit patches on them.And why there are no insignias upon the protectors?They have the insignias, but its under their Kevlar upper arm protectors
RIP, Willow Grove Naval Air Station...
Right in my area.
Of course, itīs training but............... I donīt know, it just looks strange to me.plus, its training, they're not out on the Iraqi streets...Because the soldiers don't have the velcro flag or unit patches on them.And why there are no insignias upon the protectors?They have the insignias, but its under their Kevlar upper arm protectors
hehe, GIīs without Ole' glory on their shoulders?Of course, itīs training but............... I donīt know, it just looks strange to me.plus, its training, they're not out on the Iraqi streets...Because the soldiers don't have the velcro flag or unit patches on them.And why there are no insignias upon the protectors?They have the insignias, but its under their Kevlar upper arm protectors
Glory on their shoulders? No, I donīt think they would wear german insignias.hehe, GIīs without Ole' glory on their shoulders?Of course, itīs training but............... I donīt know, it just looks strange to me.plus, its training, they're not out on the Iraqi streets...Because the soldiers don't have the velcro flag or unit patches on them.And why there are no insignias upon the protectors?They have the insignias, but its under their Kevlar upper arm protectors
You are such a Prick Weasle.
Go troll somewhere else.
omg thats such a cheap joke... and not even funny.. Germany is gh3yGlory on their shoulders? No, I donīt think they would wear german insignias.hehe, GIīs without Ole' glory on their shoulders?Of course, itīs training but............... I donīt know, it just looks strange to me.plus, its training, they're not out on the Iraqi streets...Because the soldiers don't have the velcro flag or unit patches on them.And why there are no insignias upon the protectors?They have the insignias, but its under their Kevlar upper arm protectors
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I don't think I've ever hated a watermark more
lol, no doubt man. Boycott watermarks!
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A member of Singapore's elite Ghurka protection unit stands guard outside the hotel where Defense Ministers from around the world are meeting Friday June 3, 2005 in Singapore. U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and other delegates to the Asia-Pacific security forum are reinforcing alliances at a time when Asia faces some tough problems including Terrorism, maritime security, North Korea's nuclear weapons development and the U.S. military presence in Asia.(AP Photo/Ed Wray)
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<img src=http://us.news3.yimg.com/us.i2.yimg.com/p/rids/20050603/i/r1800117990.jpg?x=380&y=257&sig=4jUS5PLZsSp3FN5WhdQRdQ-->A gorilla in a cage. A bone found on a British beach has sparked renewed interest in one of the country's most curious myths -- that a monkey washed ashore during the Napoleonic Wars was executed by suspicious locals for being a French spy.(AFP/File/Desirey Minkoh)
<img src=http://us.news3.yimg.com/us.i2.yimg.com/p/rids/20050602/i/r1495830848.jpg?x=380&y=253&sig=WqoYp8j3IaMgJwEIvzLzFg-->Protestors of the war in Iraq shout at police outside the Santa Barbara County Courthouse prior to the child molestation trial of entertainer Michael Jackson in Santa Maria, California June 3, 2005. The jury is expected to receive the case later in the day. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith
Mexico's Volcano of Fire, also known as the Colima volcano, is seen in a time exposure photograph during an explosion as lava and hot rocks flow down its sides and lightning flashes over its crater late June 1, 2005. Villagers living in the shadow of Mexico's fiercest volcano, which this week fired its angriest blast in at least 15 years, shrug off the danger of lava and falling rocks with stoic fatalism. The 12,540-foot Colima volcano, also known as the Volcano of Fire, spewed debris almost three miles into the sky since Monday, forcing emergency services to consider an evacuation of nearby poor villages. The photograph was taken with a four minute exposure. Picture taken June 1, 2005. REUTERS/Eduardo Quiros
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