Fuerzas de Elite

Pues yo veo claramente la bandera EEUU bueno como bien has dicho que hablen los expertos...
saludos

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"Men who mean just what they say"

Binomio de aperturas:



Saludos!

Hoy se cumplen 9 años de la operación Red Wings


Saludos

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Facta non verba

Seal en Vietnam, hay mucho material subido y espero que no este repetida, pero es que no me suena.



Varios de ellos llevan el mitico Stoner, la Minimi de la epoca.



Saludos

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"Si deseas la paz, preparate para la guerra"

Normas del Foro
Hilo de presentaciones
A que cuerpo perteneces?

Preciosas fotos warrior, cómo de costumbre.

Anda que no hay potencia de fuego en el equipo; el único que no lleva arma de apoyo lleva lanzagranadas.

Saludos!

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Facta non verba

Un pantalón de trabajo súper duro y súper resistente a roces, enganchones, rodilla en tierra, etc Por eso los llevaban.

El tejano nació como un pantalón de trabajo duro para los granjeros, ganaderos y agricultores de Estados Unidos

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United We Conquer
Gran escena y gran mensaje: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ftWtv6-IOwI

John Weisman escribió la biografía y las mejores novelas de la saga del fundador de DEVGRU Richard Marcinko (The Rogue Warrior). En su última novela KBL cuenta esto:

"It had been two months ago, almost to the day, when Troy was a member of the SEAL element tasked with rescuing a British national named Linda Norgrove, a thirty-six-year-old aid worker for a U.S. nongovernmental organization. Norgrove had been kidnapped on September 26 in Kunar Province, eastern Afghanistan. U.S. drones tracked her and her three Afghan colleagues as they were taken to a walled compound in Korengal Province. Using technical means—laser technology from the National Security Agency and imagery from the National Geospatial Agency—it was determined beyond a doubt that the kidnappers intended to mutilate and kill the hostages.A nighttime rescue mission was put together. A six-man assault element from Red Squadron was assigned the task by Task Force 131’s commander.Six of Norgrove’s kidnappers were killed in the initial assault, and during the chaos of that firefight, Norgrove managed to break free. But none of the SEALs saw this, and from the roof of one of the huts on the compound, one of the SEALs caught movement and instinctively tossed a grenade. Moments later, a mortally wounded Norgrove was discovered near the shredded body of a kidnapper.

During the mission debrief, the Red Squadron shooters never mentioned the grenade. First reports said Norgrove was killed because one of her captors exploded the suicide vest he was wearing, which paralleled the story the SEALs told during their initial debriefing.But subsequent questioning by the Joint Special Operations Command task force commander, an Army Ranger lieutenant colonel who’d been watching the mission on Predator video, made it clear there had been no suicide vest. The commander’s review of the video showed one of the SEALs lobbing a grenade.
It was only then that the SEAL who had done it stepped forward. He was certain to face an inquiry that could lead to disciplinary action up to and including a less than honorable discharge. But the others were liable, too, because they had committed the sin of omission. They hadn’t lied; they had remained silent. Betrayed their honor code."

En sus libros siempre mezcla realidad y ficción y quería ver si alguien sabe si esto sucedió de verdad, muchas gracias.