07-31-2005, 12:54
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Picture time
I received these from a person who wishes to remain anonymous. This is the first time they have been posted. And this should remain the only place they are posted. Thank you for your cooperation.
1. A10 gun run
2. Mr. Anonymous after a raid
3. Off to work. Scouts headed out.
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07-31-2005, 12:57
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Nice Pis
Nice Pics; Thanks
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07-31-2005, 12:58
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Continued . . .
1. Time to go
2. Scouts trading places with the RT
3. Heavy MG training
4. More MG Training
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07-31-2005, 12:59
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One more.
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07-31-2005, 13:04
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Continued . . .
1. Time to go
2. Scouts trading places with the RT
3. Heavy MG training
4. More MG Training
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Gotta love the DShK and PKM.
TR
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07-31-2005, 13:26
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Gotta love the DShK
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Not if you're a little guy......
That thing will loosen the fillings in ones teeth.....
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07-31-2005, 13:28
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Thanks Kyo!
You-da-man!
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07-31-2005, 14:23
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Great pictures, Thanks for posting!
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07-31-2005, 14:27
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Flags?
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Why do some people wear their flags reversed on their chest and others don't?
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The flag code called for the union to be in the upper left corner. With flags being put in different places people started to notice that it was sometimes flying the wrong way. They started to produce flags both ways so that depending on if you wore it on your left or right arm the union would be in the upper left or right corner and "flying" as you moved.
This has upset some of the purists out there.
Anyway, it could be as simple as "Hey, you're missing your flag. Sew this one on." "But Sarge, it's...." "I said sew it on."
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07-31-2005, 14:58
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If the flag is worn on the sleeve it is always to be worn with the union forward to look like it's flying in the wind blowing from the front. This is why you will find the flags made both ways.
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07-31-2005, 15:01
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Anyway, it could be as simple as "Hey, you're missing your flag. Sew this one on." "But Sarge, it's...." "I said sew it on." 
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Most of the flags have velcro on the back and slapped on not sewed on.
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07-31-2005, 15:08
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Pic #2 of Mr. Anonymous
Why is he wearing 2 flags, and why is 1 black-and-white and tilted, and why is the one on his chest not reversed?
Why do his magazines angle-off when the carriers don't? (do the magazines?)
Thanks Kyobanim for the post.
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You sillivillians sure ask a lot of questions.
Recognition.
Subdued, IR and NVG visible. Tilted because of Velrco, and it is better in SF to be good than to look good (curious XXs take note).
Because that is the one he had. Do you think this is a fashion show, or combat?
Because as TS already noted, 30 round M-16 mags are curved, as are AK mags. The carrier needs to work for right and left handers. Do you not have an M-4 of your own to have and hold, feed and care for?
TR
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07-31-2005, 15:09
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Quote:
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Why do some people wear their flags reversed on their chest and others don't?
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an indication of continuing conflict?
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07-31-2005, 15:53
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Revised
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Most of the flags have velcro on the back and slapped on not sewed on.
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Revised for the purists
"Hey, you're missing your flag, SLAP this one on." But Sarge....." "I said SLAP it on."
Pete
I never did like Hook Pile Fastening Tape anyway. That SSShhhhizzzzppppt sound always bugged me.
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07-31-2005, 16:41
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Quote:
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The flag code called for the union to be in the upper left corner. With flags being put in different places people started to notice that it was sometimes flying the wrong way. They started to produce flags both ways so that depending on if you wore it on your left or right arm the union would be in the upper left or right corner and "flying" as you moved.
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Thanks Pete! I think that was what Sir Razor said at one point.
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Subdued, IR and NVG visible.
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That was my guess for the black and white version - that it blended in better with the camo. But I had not seen a B&W version ever before.
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and it is better in SF to be good than to look good (curious XXs take note).
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OK. Noted. But hey, I think he looks hot!
AND, Sir TR, please note I didn't ask about the beard! Because I already read that topic! Seeeeeeeeeee!
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