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Every flight transporting weapons and ammunition must leave behind a weapons guard. A thankless and boring task as those chosen get to linger on the plane while everyone else partakes in the delights of whichever airport we happen to be parked at.
Sometimes the most powerful weapons aren't visible to the eye. Love, faith, courage, bravery- all weapons we can use against our strife. These weapons aren't always easy to find, so, when we do find them, we must hold onto them as long as we possibly can.
This is a very very small sampling of my collection which is far larger. I was playing with my camera to try some settings out.
The Arjuna has 12 guns of 18 high-precision and long distance.
Although they are accurate and they get a ball over a long distance, they do not do much damage.
If they do not do much damage, this is compencer by the fact that they are lighter and therefore easier and faster to load which allows labs to reduce the time between shots.
Historical Medieval Combat club 'Lions of Steel' vocht in Tytsjerk mee op Kening Striid. Samen met journalist Karin Sitalsing volgde ik ze voor een reportage in Panorama.
BAGHDAD – Staff Sgt. Johnny Ferree, a platoon sergeant with Task Force Nassir, helps an Iraqi Federal Policeman clear his weapon during reflexive fire training Jan. 13. The Iraqi-led training, part of a two-week course at Contingency Operating Station Cashe South, is meant to enhance the combat and leadership skills of policemen in Baghdad. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Jeff Hansen, 366th MPAD, USD-C)
In Russia, weapons are produced that are superior to foreign counterparts, and in a number of characteristics, the products of Russian gunsmiths are unique. This was announced on Friday, September 18, by Russian President Vladimir Putin during an online meeting … Readmore
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Dutch Forces assigned to Task Force Lion participate in weapons training at a shooting range at Al Asad Air Base, Iraq, Feb. 16, 2025.
Coalition Forces consistently train to maintain and improve efficacy, readiness, and lethality.
These skill sets allow Coalition members to be effective force multipliers by mentoring and developing partner force capabilities to defeat ISIS and maintain regional security and stability.
U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Steve Asfall
Dutch Forces assigned to Task Force Lion participate in weapons training at a shooting range at Al Asad Air Base, Iraq, Feb. 16, 2025.
Coalition Forces consistently train to maintain and improve efficacy, readiness, and lethality.
These skill sets allow Coalition members to be effective force multipliers by mentoring and developing partner force capabilities to defeat ISIS and maintain regional security and stability.
U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Steve Asfall
A return visit to the Fleet Air Arm Museum at RNAS Yeovilton on Christmas Eve with plenty of changes since my last visit 15 years ago. Some restorations completed such as the Wildcat whilst new ones are undertaken - the Barracuda. £22 is a bit pricey compared to some others, but an enjoyable afternoon of nostalgia.
"Throne of Weapons"
Made by Kester
Maputo, Mozambique, 2001
The throne was made by the Mozambican artist Cristovao Canhavato (Kester) from decommissioned weapons collected since the end of the civil war in 1992.(British Museum)
Cadet Cole Flint demonstrates how to break down an M4 carbine during weapons lab at the Big Rapids National Guard Armory, Sept. 9, 2021. | Photo by Brad Moore