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She had a new Angel dress - he just passed his orange belt in judo. I gave her the bat to even the fight...
I love drummers, they are the coolest guys in the band! Espesially when they rock like this guy. I really like the movement captured in this pic, but the wall in the back was just impossible to make something good out of!
Shepherds Grove Weapons Store - November 2001
From a discussion board used by people who worked at and visited this place...
""I was a young Guidance & Control (Thor) technician
in the early 1960’s & remember well the Cuban Missile crisis & all our “Birds” (Thor) were ready to go. We wanted to see them “fly” !!!!""
With the assistance of the United Nations Regional Centre for Peace, Disarmament and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean, Peruvian authorities destroyed over 2,000 small arms in Trujillo, Peru, as part of a national campaign to prevent armed violence and promote human security.
The photo shows the cutting of seized weapons at the official ceremony in 2015. By linking disarmament with community resilience, this initiative demonstrates how women can take active roles in advancing peace and security, embodying the principles of the WPS agenda.
Photo Credits: UNODA/UNLIREC
Marol's "Majlis Berbedak" ("Powdering Ritual"?), Brunei Darussalam.
Handheld single strobe with vari-angle diffuser/bouncer. Black suede-like backdrop.
Every year, the 644th RSG conducts qualification on assigned weapons. This year during the mobilization at Fort Bliss, TX, Soldiers are qualifying on the 9mm Pistol - new to some Soldiers, but a great experience nonetheless and all have qualified!
Each week, a group of Soldiers travel to the 9mm range near McGregor. And remember it is still around 50 degrees in the morning! The qualification consists of some round for familiarization prior to the qualification. Then the qualification kicks off, with practice changing magazines and includes movement toward the targets. This is a key Soldier task that everyone must complete annually.
Kosovo Force (KFOR) Regional Command-East (RC-East) #Soldiers conduct range familiarization using multiple NATO ally and partner weapons systems at Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo, Feb. 2, 2023.
Swiss Army Capt. Martin Bruhlmann coordinated the training for Soldiers from the U.S., Switzerland, and Italy incorporating the M4/M4A1 carbine rifle, Berreta ARX160, and the SIG 550 weapon systems.
During the training Soldiers learned how to operate each weapon system, perform remedial actions, and engage targets during variable situations in the prone, kneeling, and standing positions.
Weapon training enhances the readiness and #marksmanship of all Soldiers from NATO ally and partner nations supporting KFOR and its mission is to maintain a safe and secure environment and freedom of movement for all communities in Kosovo, as mandated by the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 of 1999.
(U.S. Army Photos by Capt. Travis Kirchner, 111th Public Affairs Detachment, Nebraska Army National Guard)
The directed energy weapons market is known to generate very powerful beams. They mostly use single optical system in order to track a target or only focus it on the target. Lasers are considered to most matured type of directed energy weapon.