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Baibar of Jalat

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Can anyone identify the mortars (smallest and newest ones) in 15th picture, that is of confiscated arms in Pakistan?

Some of the are in good condition, still have protective wrapping on. They dont look like Pakistani mortars because I tried to visually match them against POF arms factory made ones to the pic ones.

The older looking mortars are 120mm? They are made in POF as well as other nations.
 
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Police patrol along Kuta beach in Bali July 18, 2009 following bomb blasts in Jakarta on Friday. Seven foreigners were among those killed in the bomb attacks on two luxury hotels in Indonesia's capital, the Jakarta Post newspaper reported on Saturday, citing a police official.
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Indonesian police officers are seen guarding the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Jakarta after a bomb blast on July 18, 2009. A Malaysian extremist wanted for a string of terror attacks has been named as the man most likely behind twin suicide bombings at luxury hotels in Indonesia which killed at least nine people. Police were studying explosives found in the suspects' "control centre" in room 1808 of the Jakarta Marriott hotel, which was bombed along with its nearby sister hotel the Ritz-Carlton on July 17 as guests were having breakfast.
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Employees of the Ritz-Carlton hotel are searched in Jakarta on July 18, 2009 before entering the damaged building while investigators probe the twin bombings a day after explosions tore through the Ritz-Carlton and the nearby JW Marriott hotels in the upscale district killing at least nine people and wounding dozens. Suspected Islamist suicide bombers detonated high-explosive devices in the two luxury hotels popular with foreigners according to police.
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Armed government troops stand posted outside the nearby bomb damaged JW Marriott hotel (seen at R) in Jakarta on July 18, 2009. A Malaysian extremist wanted for a string of terror attacks has been named as the man most likely behind twin suicide bombings at luxury hotels in Indonesia which killed at least nine people. Police were studying explosives found in the suspects' "control centre" in room 1808 of the Jakarta Marriott hotel, which was bombed along with its nearby sister hotel the Ritz-Carlton on July 17 as guests were having breakfast.
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Soldiers patrol the International Sukarno-Hatta airport on the Tangerang outskirt of Jakarta July 18, 2009 after two bombs blast in JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton hotels on Friday.
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Forensic officials work to examine the ruins of a bombed restaurant in the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Jakarta July 18,2009. Seven foreigners were among those killed in Friday's bomb attacks on two luxury hotels in Jakarta, the Jakarta Post newspaper reported on Saturday, citing a police official.
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Director General of Jammu and Kashmir Police, Kuldeep Khoda, speaks during an interview with Reuters in Srinagar July 18, 2009. A two-decade-old Muslim insurgency may not end in Indian Kashmir unless Pakistan stops arming, training and sending militants to the disputed region, Kashmir's police chief said on Saturday.
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Mexican Federal police patrol the streets of Uruapan in the state of Michoacan July 17, 2009. Mexico is sending 5,500 troops, police and naval officers to the western state where a flare-up in drug gang violence is posing a new challenge to President
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Police commandos run past a gate of the Palika Bazar underground market in New Delhi, India, Saturday, July 18, 2009. A mock drill to check the security preparedness of various agencies was carried out today at the busy Palika Bazar in the heart of New Delhi, a news agency reported.
 

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Well Pop's it's the Swedish Issued AK5C! made by Saab Bofors Dynamics. This little honey is a 5.56mm NAto caliber upgrade of the FN FNC with all the new goodies one would want, a folding teliscopic stock 1913 rails, Red dot sights, improved pistol Grip, transparent magazine and more, Proof that the Sweds are worth more then just meat balls! and if you really want too cause some trouble the sweeds grab the MG from the first pic the World Standard FNH MAG58 aka the Lka the M240 or in Swedish service the KSP 58B 7.65 or in Sweden 6.5 mm
IF you wants too see what the FNC looks like scroll down too the post above this post; photos from the top the first photo and photos four though nine have some tight close ups. it may be old but still pulls it's weight
 

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Hardline Somali Islamist militants in and near Mogadishu. July 21, 2009. Intense fighting is making it increasingly difficult to deliver aid to Somalia.

Islamic insurgents with alleged links to al-Qaida have looted two UN compounds in southern Somalia, and announced they will ban three U.N. agencies from operating in areas the militants control. The United Nations confirmed Monday that al-Shabab militants had stolen emergency communication equipment from its compound in Baidoa city, and two cars and some furniture from its compound in the town of Wajid. No injuries were reported.

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Afghan army soldiers keep watch after waves of attacks by the Taliban in Gardez, southeast of Kabul July 21, 2009. At least eight people were killed when Taliban guerrillas, including waves of suicide bombers, attacked government buildings in a town in eastern Afghanistan on Tuesday, residents and officials said.
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An Afghan National Army soldier takes aim during a patrol in the village of Tantil in the Pesh Valley in Afghanistan's Kunar Province July 21, 2009.


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A AV-8B Harrier II ground attack jet from the Spanish Naval air wing flies over Samil beach in Vigo, northern Spain, during an aerial exhibition July 19, 2009. (Reuters)
 

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Swedish range training in Kosovo!

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[Post 999, fist pix] I'm wondering... maybe the guy just wanted to show himself cool in front of camera. How can he aim with his scope cover closed?
 

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Surrounded by British police officers , British singer Amy Winehouse (??WTH)leaves the City of Westminster Magistrates Court in London, Thursday, July 23, 2009. A prosecutor told a London court Thursday that Amy Winehouse punched a fan with deliberate and unjustifiable violence after the woman asked to take a photograph. The singer denied assault, saying she was simply trying to get away from an intimidating fan. Winehouse is on trial accused of attacking another guest at a charity ball last September. Dancer Sherene Flash alleges she was hit in the eye by the 25-year-old "Back to Black" singer after asking to take her picture following the event in London's Berkeley Square.

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Kurdish security forces stand in line at a polling center to cast their votes in the regional elections for local parliament in three provinces in Irbil, Iraq, 350 kilometers (217 miles) north of Baghdad, Thursday, July 23, 2009. Police, soldiers, prison inmates and sick people in hospitals are among those allowed to cast their votes Thursday for the 111-member Kurdish parliament in three provinces run by Kurds. A coalition of two parties that have long controlled the relatively secure region face a challenge from new opposition alliances that seek to capitalize on complaints about corruption.

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Thai security check motorcycles entering the hotel venue of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) ministerial meetings in Phuket on July 23, 2009. Thai security forces destroyed a suspect motorcycle at the venue of a meeting attended by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton but found no evidence of a bomb, police said.

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Riot police move behind protective nets as striking Ssangyong Motor workers use catapults to launch screw bolts and nuts at them at the automaker's main plant in Pyeongtaek, about 70 km (40 miles) south of Seoul, July 23, 2009. Ssangyong Motor, maker of sport utility vehicles and 51 percent owned by Chinese automaker SAIC Motor Corp, secured protection under court receivership in February and has called for more than 1,000 workers to be laid off, triggering protests from the labour union. Police continued to evict the unionists on Tuesday from the plant, which striking workers have been occupying for about two months.

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Some of the 700,000 people displaced during the fighting in the southern Philippines converge in highways to protest the war while tanks roll through in Guindolungan town in Maguindanao province July 23, 2009. President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ordered on Thursday a suspension of a military offensive against Muslim rebels in the southern Philippines, paving the way for the revival of peace talks stalled since August 2008.

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An Indonesian soldier points his rifle during a terror drill at the Juanda airport in Surabaya on July 23, 2009. Indonesian government tightened security in Indonesia after the attacks on the JW. Marriott hotel and Ritz Carlton hotel on July 17, killing six foreigners, one Indonesian and two suspected suicide bombers.
 

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A police officer wears a mask as fellow officers gather at a police station in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Thursday, July 23, 2009. National Police officers began on Thursday a strike to demand higher wages, according to local media.

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Soldiers stand next to supporters of ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya in El Paraiso, 12 km (7 miles) from the border with Nicaragua, July 23, 2009. Zelaya plans to travel overland on Thursday from the Nicaraguan capital, Managua, to the town of Esteli, en route to small towns near the Honduran border. He declined to say when and where he would ultimately cross over into Honduras, citing security concerns. Asked if he would resist arrest, he said he could not predict what would happen.

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A group of children watch soldiers blocking supporters of ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya 12 km (7 miles) from the border with Nicaragua in El Paraiso, July 23, 2009.

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Newly graduated special forces officers take part in a ceremony to commemorate Algeria's national police day in Algiers July 22, 2009.

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Newly graduated police officers defend themselves from a mock protester during a ceremony to commemorate Algeria's national police day in Algiers July 22, 2009.
 

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The Var returns from a 3-year mission

After three years spent traveling across the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia as support vessel for the admiral commanding the Indian Ocean Maritime Area (ALINDIEN), command and supply vessel Var at the end of July found the Mediterranean Sea and the naval base of Toulon.

A few figures summarize more than a long speech these three years of deployment. Thus over the period 2006-2009, the Var saw a succession of three crews, supported three admirals, covered over 118 000 nautical miles and its Alouette III has completed over 600 hours of flights.

He took part in different missions: the mission of fight against terrorism "Enduring Freedom", the fight against piracy "Atalanta" and the operation of the release of hostages of the sailboat Ponant in 2008 "Thalathine. BCR has made 105 refueling at sea to deliver more than 20 000 tonnes of fuel to buildings and french allies in operations in the area. He has participated in many inter exercises in the Arabian Sea to the China Sea.

Hong Kong to Aqaba and Kuwait City to Manila, the Var allowed the Admiral commanding the area to meet the highest military and civilian authorities of 24 countries in the area at 96 stops that were provided discovery opportunities for the crew. Strait of Bab - El Mandeb, Java Sea, Strait of Malacca, the Persian Gulf, Sunda Strait, Gulf of Bengal, Strait of Hormuz, the Var showed the flag french tirelessly on these sea lanes vital to the world economy.

On 28 July 2009, after passing the baton to the Somme during a stopover in Djibouti town, Var find the familiar landscapes of Provence, the body a little tired of this long ride but the rich heart of a thousand memories experienced exceptional crew. Beyond the numbers and nautical traveled the 540 sailors who have participated in this deployment will keep the memory of a dense and difficult task but an exciting adventure.(google translation) Source
 

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Russian seamen train for a military parade to mark Navy Day in Russia's far eastern city of Vladivostok, July 24, 2009.
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Russian seamen train for a military parade to mark Navy Day in Russia's far eastern city of Vladivostok, July 24, 2009.
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Russian seamen line up on a nuclear submarine as they train as they train for a military parade to mark Navy Day in Russia's far eastern city of Vladivostok, July 24, 2009. Russian Navy marks its professional holiday on Sunday.
 

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An Palestinian man looks on as masked militants from Islamic Jihad hold their weapons as they take part in a rally in the Khan Younis refugee camp, southern Gaza Strip, Friday, July. 24, 2009.


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The Pakistani Air Force team makes their way to the first sector of the Security Forces Combat Arms Event course during Air Mobility Rodeo 2007, Fort Lewis, Wash.

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Palestinian supporters look on as masked militants from Islamic Jihad hold their weapons as they take part in a rally in the Khan Younis refugee camp, southern Gaza Strip, Friday, July. 24, 2009.
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An Israeli soldier scuffles with a Palestinian man on the outskirts of the village of Hawara, near the West Bank town of Nablus, Friday, July 24, 2009. A Palestinian official says Jewish settlers have taken over acres of land owned by Palestinians in the West Bank. AP Television News footage shows settlers setting up a fence around land near the village of Hawara. Israeli troops at the scene did not intervene.
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An ultra-Orthodox Jew is dragged by an Israeli police officer during a protest in Jerusalem July 25, 2009. Israeli police dragged away ultra-Orthodox men who blocked traffic outside the old walled city of Jerusalem on Saturday, in protest against a public parking lot now open on the Jewish Sabbath.
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Israeli police officers stand behind riot shields to protect themselves from stone-throwers during a counter protest by residents in the southern town of Rahat July 26, 2009. About a dozen Jewish ultra-nationalists marched on Sunday along the outskirts of Rahat, one of Israel's biggest Bedouin towns, touching off protests by its residents. Reuters
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Colombian soldiers stand close to what the military says is the body of a Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) rebel during a media trip organised by the military in Cano Cabra July 25, 2009. Colombian forces killed at least 18 leftist guerrillas on Saturday in an aerial bombardment in the southern jungle province of Meta, the country's military command said. Reuters
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Riot police officers run towards protestors during a rally to support laid-off workers of the Ssangyong Motor company, near the company's factory in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, Saturday, July 25, 2009. Ssangyong Motor refused Saturday to hold talks with laid-off workers occupying part of the company's sole assembly plant, saying it won't come back to the bargaining table until the strikers end their violent behavior. AP Photo
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Peacekeepers from the African Union Mission to Somalia (AMISOM) ride in their armoured personnel carriers (APC) during a patrol in Mogadishu, July 25, 2009. Some 4,300 African Union soldiers from Burundi and Uganda are positioned in Mogadishu to defend key sites and help government forces against regular attacks from insurgents.
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Somali police forces patrol near the presidential palace in the capital Mogadishu, July 25, 2009. A two-year insurgency against Somalia's western-backed government has killed some 18,000 people and displaced a million more in a nation that has been without central rule since 1991.
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In this photo released by the Turkish military, A Turkish commando, left, points his rifle toward five pirates surrounded in the Gulf of Aden, off the coast of Somalia, Friday, July 24, 2009. The Turkish military said Friday navy commandos aboard the Turkish frigate TCG Gediz, part of a NATO force patrolling the seas, have captured five pirates. Commandos raided the skiff Friday morning upon a request to block it before it could attack a ship. It says a navy helicopter aboard a second Turkish frigate, the TCG Gaziantep, also took part in the operation.
 
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