![]() | About Something i've always wondered. Page 2 |
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| | Rich |
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| | ![]() This is a US M249 SAW, ![]() This is a FN Minimi (para form, note folding stock and shorter barrel) ![]() This is the Australian version F89 Minimi, note the optical 1.5X sight. It is the standard section based Light Support Weapon, as opposed to the MAG-58 which we also use, ![]() But this 7.62mm weapon is used in a heavier "support" role, which fits well in accordance with the Australian military doctrine of striking hard and fast at critical points and not getting bogged down.[/quote] |
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While in KFOR '99 I was in a security unit that have to secure the german HQ. We carried only 2 Mags. (60 Rounds) for the G36. Thats not much, but the situation in Prizren was not hot and we where always inside the camp. And at least we had everytime a Marder APC ready for action.[/url] |
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Heh, ah well, at least you had something to shoot with. Rich. \"And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.\" - Nietsche \"Just punch \'em, they\'ll understand.\" - Rich |
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The Aussie units seem well organized. I'm not a huge AUG fan, but it is a good weapon, nonetheless. I wonder what the "Ideal" setup would be for a squad??? \"...but Napoleon and all his veterans have never treated us so roughly as these hard-bitten farmers with their ancient theology and their inconveniently modern rifles.\"-Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on the Boer. www.fambook.com |
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