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Cpl. Jesse C. Thompson, fire team member, 2nd platoon training noncommissioned officer, Security Cooperation Task Force, Africa Partnership Station 2011, inspects the barrel of a Senegalese Marine's weapon prior to them conducting immediate actions drills here. Thompson is part of the 45-man strong SCTF, along with about 100 Senegalese commandos and Nigerian navy Special Boat Service troops who are participating in Africa Partnership Station 2011
Commando Marines with Senegal's Company Fusiliers Marine Commando unit patrol the hot dusty trail in Army base Center Training Tactics Zone 3, here, during Africa Partnership Station 2011. Most of these Senegalese Marines are new to the service and have joined their unit within the past three months. These Senegalese Marines are participating in Africa Partnership Station 2011
A Marine commando with Senegal's Company Fusiliers Marine Commando unit communicates with a fellow Marine during a patrol in Army base Center Training Tactics Zone 3, here, during Africa Partnership Station 2011.
Commando Marines with Senegal's Company Fusiliers Marine Commando unit patrol the hot dusty trail in Army base Center Training Tactics Zone 3, here, during Africa Partnership Station 2011.
A Marine commando with Senegal's Company Fusiliers Marine Commando unit takes a knee during a patrol in Army base Center Training Tactics Zone 3, here, during Africa Partnership Station 2011.
Commando Marines with Senegal's Company Fusiliers Marine Commando unit patrol the hot dusty trail in Army base Center Training Tactics Zone 3, here, during Africa Partnership Station 2011.
Sgt. Austin D. Sabin, amphibious assault vehicle crew chief, Security Cooperation Task Force, Africa Partnership Station 2011, inspects the chamber of a Senegalese Marine's weapon prior to them conducting immediate actions drills here. Sabin is part of the 45-man strong SCTF, along with about 100 Senegalese commandos and Nigerian navy Special Boat Service troops who are participating in Africa Partnership Station 2011
A U.S. Marine with the Security Cooperation Task Force, Africa Partnership Station 2011, inspects the rifle of a Senegalese Marine's weapon prior to them conducting immediate actions drills here. The Marines and sailors here are part of the 45-man strong SCTF, along with about 100 Senegalese commandos and Nigerian navy Special Boat Service troops who are participating in Africa Partnership Station 2011
Commando Staff Sgt. Cheikh S. Camara, instructor, Senegalese Marines, gives a class on jungle warefare to a crowd of Senegalese commandos and U.S. Marines here. The class covered a wide range of topics from cover and concealment, to movement under fire. Approximately 45 U.S. Marines and sailors, along with about 100 Senegalese commandos and Nigerian navy Special Boat Service troops are participating in Africa Partnership Station 2011
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comments on Post#1546 the Latvian's bring some nice party favors Including the G36KV a g36 fitted with Milstd Rails a adjustable stock and Aimpoint sight.
In #1547 we see some of the kit of the Members of the Indonesian Presidential Security Force. Including the Vaunted HK MP5either A3 or A5 or N based on the telescoping stock. and some nice Plate carriers
Then we see the Senegal's Company Fusiliers Marine Commando in post #1549 oddly these Commandos are packing It old school there standard long arms being a mix of M16A1's and M16A2's
In Post 1550 we see the french Daguet 3-color Desert Camouflage pattern akin too the old American DCU "Coffee stains" but with wider swaths of color. and of course the french Central European (CE) pattern.
Post 1551 Those Tanks are the American Made Stingray light tank a version of which was too have been adopted by Us forces as the M8 Armored Gun system. this light tank packs a 105mm cannon Thailand is the only nation too use the Stingray.
Post 1552 The Sweds are using the latest The Ak 5 assault rifle. Ak 5 is a variant of the FNC built by Bofors Carl Gustaf under license form FNH it is considered the ultimate FNC which although it tried did poorly on the Export market. The FNC was FNH's attempt at bottling lightning twice, the first time being the highly successful Right arm of the free world the FN FAL. the Ak5's in the pictures are the latest Ak 5C with a folding stock mil std rails improved pistol grip hand guards and standard is mated with a Aimpoint red dot.
In #1547 we see some of the kit of the Members of the Indonesian Presidential Security Force. Including the Vaunted HK MP5either A3 or A5 or N based on the telescoping stock. and some nice Plate carriers
Then we see the Senegal's Company Fusiliers Marine Commando in post #1549 oddly these Commandos are packing It old school there standard long arms being a mix of M16A1's and M16A2's
In Post 1550 we see the french Daguet 3-color Desert Camouflage pattern akin too the old American DCU "Coffee stains" but with wider swaths of color. and of course the french Central European (CE) pattern.
Post 1551 Those Tanks are the American Made Stingray light tank a version of which was too have been adopted by Us forces as the M8 Armored Gun system. this light tank packs a 105mm cannon Thailand is the only nation too use the Stingray.
Post 1552 The Sweds are using the latest The Ak 5 assault rifle. Ak 5 is a variant of the FNC built by Bofors Carl Gustaf under license form FNH it is considered the ultimate FNC which although it tried did poorly on the Export market. The FNC was FNH's attempt at bottling lightning twice, the first time being the highly successful Right arm of the free world the FN FAL. the Ak5's in the pictures are the latest Ak 5C with a folding stock mil std rails improved pistol grip hand guards and standard is mated with a Aimpoint red dot.