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Afghan National Army soldier watches for enemy movement
Afghan National Army soldier
Canadian soldier on patrol
Canadian soldier
A British soldier from the Royal Air Force Regiment (RAF) sleeps soundly
Soldiers from the Royal Australian Regiment
Aircraftman from the Royal Air Force Regiment (RAF) provides security for a convoy of fuel trucks at Kandahar Air Field
Dutch mortor team in action
Italian soldiers conduct a patrol mission in Herat, Afghanistan
Spanish soldier
A Spanish Army Corporal cleans the window of a CH-47 Chinook Helicopter
According to the Hard Tackle, the Bhangra Boys (that what they call the Indian team) will have some hope of beating the Young Lions.
http://www.thehardtackle.com/index.php/asian-games-preview-india-vs-singapore/
Asian Games Preview – India vs Singapore
India take on Singapore in almost a do or die encounter in Asian Games. After losing the first two games, India are on the verge of elimination. With zero points so far, India is one of the two teams who have failed to gather any points in the tournament. However, hope is not lost yet. The format of the tournament is such that 4 of the best 3<SUP>rd</SUP> placed teams can also qualify for next round. The Bhangra Boys will be looking at that window of opportunity.
In the match against Qatar, India clearly lost due to inexperience. Despite leading till the 80<SUP>th</SUP> minute, Sukhwinder’s boys shipped in 2 goals in last 10 minutes. Ravanan was the pick of the players against the Doha Games gold winners. He scored India’s only goal of the game – turning in a free-kick from Abranches. He led the defence from the front with three goal-line clearances.
Indian strikers let down the team one more time, Jeje as well as Balwant fluffed chances despite being one on one with the keeper. Had they taken their opportunities, the result might have been different. India weren’t helped by the fact that first choice custodian Kattimani was injured in the match and had to be replaced by Gurpreet Sandhu. Sandhu was partially responsible for Qatar’s opening goal.
Singapore surprised the world when they held Qatar to a stalemate in the first match. They were undone in the 2<SUP>nd</SUP> game losing 2-0 to Kuwait. Singapore’s team is mainly made up of players from Young Lion’s FC. Young Lions is a football club which has been primarily set-up to encourage young and talented players. They take part in S-League and have finished 3<SUP>rd</SUP> in the league twice. They can be compared with the newly created AIFF XI in Indian football.
Since most of players have been playing together for quite some time, Singapore’s team chemistry is good. Captain Hariss Harun is a promising player, having played a handful of games for the senior team till date. Experienced midfielder Sahril Ishak is one of many over-aged players in the squad.
India has so far conceded 4 goals in 2 matches, curiously 3 of them in the last 10 minutes. This clearly shows a lack of concentration and experience towards the end. Coach Sukhwinder must act to root out this issue. Another criticism aimed at the U-23 team has been their over-defensive attitude. They rely too much on the long ball game instead of trying to control the pace of the match when leading.
In this crucial encounter none of the teams can afford to slip up.
Numbers’ Game
Currently the 4 best 3<SUP>rd</SUP> placed teams are – Uzbekistan (3 pts), Vietnam (3 pts), China (3 pts), Singapore (1 pt). Maldives and Palestine are also ahead of India with 1 point each.
If India does manage to defeat Singapore, they will garner 4 points. Whether it will be good enough or not, will depend on other groups.
In Group A, China face Malaysia, since both teams have the same number of points currently (3), either team winning the tie wouldn’t hinder India’s chances. If they draw, then it will come down to goal-difference.
In Group B, Vietnam face an Iran side which has already qualified. If we assume that Turkmenistan is able to defeat Bahrain then they will have 6 points. If Iran rests some players only then will Vietnam be able to carve out a favourable result.
In Group C, both the Korean teams look too strong for Jordan and Palestine. After the world cup debacle, it’s not likely that the North Korean coach will take the 3<SUP>rd</SUP> match lightly despite qualifying. South Korea hasn’t qualified for sure yet and they will try to win against Palestine
Group E looks tight with all of the teams except Bangladesh playing good football. It is probable that one of the teams from this group will clinch a spot as 3<SUP>rd</SUP> placed team.
Group F also looks pretty straight forward. Neither Thailand nor Oman have booked their places in next round. It’s unlikely that they will take their matches against Maldives and Pakistan lightly.
So if India wins, there is a huge chance of the Bhangra Boys to progress to next round. The team has shown wonderful spirit so far despite all obstacles. India’s experiences of last day matches are not pleasant in recent times. In 2002 Games, India lodged an official complaint about the fixture list. The last matches were not on the same day. India had a chance to qualify as one of best runners up. Instead their place was taken by Bahrain who defeated Palestine 5-0 in a match that looked like good neighbours helping each other.
The fixture problem still hasn’t been rectified and India would be hoping the end result is different this time.
Not just the M14, the M1911 and M40 based on the Remington 700 are constantly being rebuilt by their in house gun smiths. If i am in the USMC, that would be my ideal vocation
http://www.usmilitary.com/3867/precision-military-weapons-specialist/
Precision Military Weapons Specialist
The job specialty of Marine Corps Precision Weapons Repair is a trained and skilled job. Not everyone that desires to get into this field is able to; a person has to qualify for this highly competitive field. The Marine Corps Precision Weapons Repair person deals with the inspection, maintenance, fabrication, repair and function of small arms, rifles and precision weapons systems. The Weapons Repairer is someone that works in support of a variety of different Marine Corps small arms programs, such as Depot Maintenance, Competition in Arms, and other Corps training and Intra support service programs. The Trained Marine Corps Support Weapons repair specialist is an expert in small arms and weapons systems repair.
To serve as a Marine Corps Weapons repairperson, there are some various requirements. A specific ASVAB score of 105 on the MM section is required to enter the Precision Weapons Repair program. A candidate will be at least a Corporal and have at least three years left on their obligated enlistment, the training that the Marine Corps invests in their Precision Weapons Repair Personnel is valuable and they do not want to deal with short timers in training new personnel. Other requirements for the Precision Weapons Repair Program include; being able to use equipment, machinist tools and power equipment, and a working knowledge of the Competition in Arms Program. You will attend basic training and learn how to become a Marine Corps enlisted member. The Marine Corps Weapons Repairer training is both in the classroom and on the job. After basic training, a candidate for Precision Weapons repairer will attend an advanced training school where different basic ordnance and weapons repair concepts are taught. Hands back up classroom training on use of tools and work on specific weapons and weapons systems. The candidate will learn how to service, repair and inspect basic small arms and ordnance, and learn how to solve basic repair problems.
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Other training will occur to assist in learning the skills necessary to work on the various types of weapons used in the Marine Corps. Civilian jobs that this training will prepare you for include machinist, metalworker, and gunsmith type occupations. You will work to maintain a variety of different Marine Corps weapons systems. You will maintain and repair the weapons used in your unit.
The Heckler & Koch G3/SG-1 can fight with the M14 DMR.
http://counterstrike.wikia.com/wiki/Heckler_&_Koch_G3/SG-1
Advantages
■Very high damage
■Above average hip-fire accuracy
Disadvantages
■Very expensive
■Long reload time
Tactics
■Crouch and stop moving for better accuracy.
■Aim for the head.
■Use cover when using this weapon.
Counter-tactics
■Rush at them while they are reloading, but be careful for covering teammates.
■Use flashbangs or smoke grenades to distract them.
http://counterstrike.wikia.com/wiki/Heckler_&_Koch_G3/SG-1
Advantages
■Very high damage
■Above average hip-fire accuracy
Disadvantages
■Very expensive
■Long reload time
Tactics
■Crouch and stop moving for better accuracy.
■Aim for the head.
■Use cover when using this weapon.
Counter-tactics
■Rush at them while they are reloading, but be careful for covering teammates.
■Use flashbangs or smoke grenades to distract them.
Spanish Army paratroopers at Bala Murghab Forward Operating Base
Spanish Army CH-47 Chinook Helicopter crew keeping watch.
Spanish Army Paratrooper at Operating Base Bala Murghab
wahlaneh...
if this guy stared at those downtown east paikias what will happen?
"kua simi lanjiao?"
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