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England's Frank Lampard reacts after the referee disallowed his goal during the World Cup round of 16 soccer match between Germany and England at Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein, South Africa, Sunday, June 27, 2010. (AP Photo/Gero Breloer)
U2 at Soldier Field, Chicago
September 13, 2009
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reacting to news that Prince George has been named Most Dangerous City in Canada for a second year in a row
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Soldiers from 277th Aviation Support Battalion, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade, 10th Mountain Division, trained in a simulated village 9 Aug. on a Fort Drum range on how to react to enemy contact and how to tow a broken-down vehicle after a strike.
(U.S. Army photos by, Staff Sgt. Michael Reinsch)
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The event for the afternoon of May 25, reflexive fire, presented a chance for the Soldiers to try their shooting skills again. After practicing first with an empty M4 rifle, competitors shot twice at a target from 25, 15, 10 and five feet away, facing left, front and right each time.
Technically called close-combat marksmanship, it’s a technique special forces have practiced for years to effectively react to and engage an enemy – hence the name “reflexive fire,” said Command Sgt. Maj. Wayne LaClair, of Camp Casey, located in Area 1 of South Korea. LaClair served as the observer-controller in charge of range events during the competition.
“It teaches you to instinctively ID your target, aim and shoot in what we call ‘controlled pairs’ [two shots] to down the target,” he explained. “It teaches muscle memory, just like athletes. It also cuts down on civilian casualties because they have to identify the target before raising their weapon.”
It’s an important skill for Soldiers, he added, and as far as the Best Warrior Competition, a difficult event because competitors can lose points for neglecting details like not properly charging their weapon. He encouraged the competitors to build the muscle memory and practice the skill as they develop as Soldiers.
The event for the afternoon of May 25, reflexive fire, presented a chance for the Soldiers to try their shooting skills again. After practicing first with an empty M4 rifle, competitors shot twice at a target from 25, 15, 10 and five feet away, facing left, front and right each time.
Technically called close-combat marksmanship, it’s a technique special forces have practiced for years to effectively react to and engage an enemy – hence the name “reflexive fire,” said Command Sgt. Maj. Wayne LaClair, of Camp Casey, located in Area 1 of South Korea. LaClair served as the observer-controller in charge of range events during the competition.
“It teaches you to instinctively ID your target, aim and shoot in what we call ‘controlled pairs’ [two shots] to down the target,” he explained. “It teaches muscle memory, just like athletes. It also cuts down on civilian casualties because they have to identify the target before raising their weapon.”
It’s an important skill for Soldiers, he added, and as far as the Best Warrior Competition, a difficult event because competitors can lose points for neglecting details like not properly charging their weapon. He encouraged the competitors to build the muscle memory and practice the skill as they develop as Soldiers.
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Former OC Sheriff Mike Carona reacts as the judge sentences him to more than 5 years in prison and $125,000 in fines. Courtroom illustration by Adam Townsend from the May edition of the Orange County Register.
A woman and a man push a cart laden with fired bricks through the factory.Le Hoang Viet is the head of Enerteam, a privately initiated non-profit organization, arguably the first of its kind in Vietnam, specializing in energy conservation in Ho Chi Minh City. He has devoted all his career to energy saving, a new field in Vietnam, which has yet to attract full attention from the public and the corporate circle in the country. His latest project a gasification project, turns rice husk in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam into fuel used in brick kilns without causing harmful emissions. 21/05/2010, Sa Dec, Vietnam.
I really like the texture, and the fact this artist or group puts stuff that isn't crap on telephone poles throughout the city, well at least the part I never seem to leave.
Austin Democrats react to the news of Barack Obama winning the 44th Presidency of the United States of America. Travis County Democratic Election Party at the Driskill Hotel - 11/04/08
California Gold reacts to the final scores for the Long Program at USFSA Synchro Nationals, as well as the totals putting them in 4th place.
Not my best shot as I was on the other end of this ice rink and really pushed the lens, but no way could I not record their big moment. The shot is somewhat surreal as the white boardering is not retouched...the top was the Championships banner and the bottom was the side boards to the rink.