US Army SOF Photos

[Polar Bear]

'Bangs clipped to mags. Interesting.

Why are there knees blacked out?

 

[Dame]

Why are there knees blacked out?

Go get your reading glasses PB.

 

[DA SWO]

Why are there knees blacked out?

Interesting.
GAU-5s?

 

[MJ_69]

Early aimpoints?

Those were the Aimpoint 5000's....

 

[Chris16]

75th’s Regimental Reconnaissance Company (RRC/RRD)

http://sofrep.com/18071/rare-75th-rrd-recruiting-material/#!prettyPhoto[post_content]/0/

 

[Chris16]

To the Laura Logan interview:

That dog is up to something

 

[policemedic]

has anyone seen that documentary? The battle for the black sea with Paul Howe

http://www.panteaoproductions.com/products/battle-black-sea

Yes. I thought it was an interesting and informative discussion of the event from the CAG point of view.

 

[AWP]

That dog is up to something

He's looking at his handler with the "You want me to bite this fake bitch in the ass or what?" face.

 

[TheSiatonist]

Coalition force members fire a Carl Gustav Recoilless rifle system on a range during training in Washer district, Helmand province, Afghanistan, March 23, 2013. Coalition force members review their weapons handling and firing techniques to increase safety, accuracy, and familiarity with the weapon system

 

[RackMaster]

Love the Carl G, probably my all time fave for blowing up shit.

 

[ProPatria]

That thing was a game changer on my last deployment. Taliban didn't really want to play when that bad boy would show up.

 

[Tracer112]

Yes. I thought it was an interesting and informative discussion of the event from the CAG point of view.

Paul made it clear that the video was of his point of view, and did not represent that of CAG. He even mentioned severing some ties he had so they would not get catagorized with his view.

But, yes a very informative and no holds barred look from a POV from someone there.

 

[policemedic]

Paul made it clear that the video was of his point of view, and did not represent that of CAG. He even mentioned severing some ties he had so they would not get catagorized with his view.

But, yes a very informative and no holds barred look from a POV from someone there.

True. He wasn't speaking for CAG and wasn't representing them. But to me, Paul was a CAG team leader so his point of view on the events is arguably a CAG point of view in the same way that Matt Eversmann's opinion is a Ranger opinion.

Semantics aside, I was surprised to learn why he left CAG and to see, as you said, the lengths he went to by cutting ties with CAG alumni to tell his story.

 

[TheSiatonist]

Panama, I think (?)

 

[Ravage]

10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) instructors posing for a group photo in Polish SOF unit AGAT barracks in Gliwice.
AGATs personel recently graduated from basic combat trainig cycle, which concluded the creation of the units 1st Combat Team.
AGAT is intended to reach full combat capacity by 2016 - with the creation of three Combat Teams

Download HiRes

 

[Ravage]

Awsome old-school vid of SF mentoring Royal Thai Army Soldiers:

 

[Ravage]

CNN showing a firefight in Afghanistan.

http://edition.cnn.com/video/?/vide...oren-afghanistan-special-forces-firefight.cnn

 

[Ravage]

Same vid but on YT.

 

[Salt USMC]

Funny to hear the reporter and cameraman be panting and totally out of breath, while the SF soldiers are completely fine.

 

[DA SWO]

Funny to hear the reporter and cameraman be panting and totally out of breath, while the SF soldiers are completely fine.

Coolness under fire is very evident, compare this to the shouting and screaming some of the other videos have.

SF Guys looked good on this (I wonder who ended up banging the info-babe?)