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    Holy f*ck, those pics look great! Got anymore?

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    Looks pretty nice.

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    there's a couple of good websites out there. can't remember them right now though.
    I've interviewed an RAR troop, sounded like they had their **** together and then some. could even compare their skills to the koreans that were there.
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    They re pretty good but BDU and other equipment looks too clean, like new...
    but thats only small detail

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    Quote Originally Posted by goat89
    Looks pretty nice.
    x 2 ... nice nice nice.

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    We did reconstruction of 3 daily patrols, actually water,meal,camp equipment, аммо, gross weight of 35-40 kg.
    It is awfully hard! It is devilishly hard! And still it was necessary to go, it is a lot of to go, run and be at war. All guys, from our team, now with huge respect concern to real "diggers" in Vietnam. " As they did it!? It is impossible! "

    And our BDU for three days was soiled very strongly, has completely become impregnated with sweat, she stands in a corner and smells


    Our sapper puts mines-claymores on which were undermined not only "charly", but also patrol "green berets "



    They are our "enemies", I made this picture when laid "killed"

    it I

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    Very nice!
    Must have been fun

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    great work guys

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    very nice you guys look good to go.

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    I got a little creative.


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    great job! no doubt

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    Short rest during patrol

    Informal pics


    Morning, six am, all night all of us were disturbed by mosquitos, rain and damn "gooks". Our signaller, young "nasho", is completely broken and unfortunate.


    Girls from montagnard villages, very liked "white giants" from Australia

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    Awesome pics mate, you should try the gear which the diggers are using in Iraq at the moment, its even heavier.

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    Good to see an interest in the diggers in Vietnam coming from other countries. Must agree with Con-man though, the **** diigers carry now weighs a lot more. Bigger packs = more crap to carry.

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