10 photos from strategypage.com from 24 July 2013 year

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1. Dizziness


Paratroopers of the 173 Brigade from Caserma Ederle Vicenza Â, Italy, are conducting a T-11 parachute parachute operation from a C17 Globemaster on the Juliet Drop Zone, Pordenone, Italy, on the 12 of June 2013. (Photo by Paolo Bovo, Paolo Bovo)


2. Osprey in action


Three convertible planes MV-22B Osprey 256-th reinforced maritime medium squadron of convertiplanes, 31-th Marine Expeditionary Detachment take off from Samuel Hill airfield at the Shoalwater Bay ground of 16-July 2013-th. The 31 Marine Corps Expeditionary Unit takes part in the Talisman Saber 2013 exercises held every two years to increase multilateral cooperation between the US Army and Australian forces for future joint operations, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief. (Photo by Junior Corporal Matthew Bragg, US Marine Corps)

3. Moment to grip


Pacific Ocean (13 July 2013 of the Year) F / A-18E Super Hornet assigned to the 122 Attack Fighter Squadron lands on the deck of the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier (CVN 76). The aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan conducts qualification tests. (Photo of 3 mass communication specialist Terry Godette, United States Navy)

4. Bronco Brigade


The closing ceremony for the celebration of the 50 anniversary of the Bronco Brigade, the 3 Brigade Tactical Group of the 25 Infantry Division, more than the 2200 soldiers made up the emblem of the brigades. Bronco Week presents a three-day sports competition between brigade battalions, designed to highlight the partnership and corporate spirit with the families and friends of the Bronco brigade. (Photo by Sergeant Brian Erickson, Brian Erickson)

5. Fours takeoff


Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla. (10 July 2013) The US Navy demonstration squadron Blue Angels takes off while pilot Captain Brandon Cordill takes his place during the qualifying flight. Not looking at the cancellation of the Blue Angels 2013 air show, pilots continue flying the F / A-18 Hornet to maintain qualifications. (Photo by 2 mass communication specialist Kathryn E. Macdonald, US Navy)

6. Flying dog


Paratrooper rescue service senior soldier Jason Fischman (Jason Fischman) raises a dog trained to detect explosive devices aboard HH-60G Pave Hawk during a joint rescue training 21-th June 2013-th year at Bagram airport, Afghanistan. This training is the first for both forces and prepares them for future rescue operations. Fishman is assigned to the 83 th Expeditionary Rescue Squadron of the Royal Air Force, Lackenhet, England. (Photo by staff sergeant Stephanie Beid (Stephenie Wade), USAF)

7. Rock Watch


US Army soldiers assigned to Bravo Company, 1 Battalion, 327 Infantry Regiment, 101 Airborne Division, take up patrols during Operation Shahin XIII near Bati Kot in Afghan Nangarhar Province 27 June 2013 of the year. Operation Shaheen XIII was led by the Afghan National Army (American forces acted as advisers) to clear the Bati Kot area from the enemy. (Photo by specialist Wang Tao Seng (Vang Seng Thao), US Army)

8. First landing X-47B


Atlantic Ocean (10 July 2013 year) X-47B unmanned aerial vehicle landing on the deck of the USS aircraft carrier George HW Bush (CVN 77) off the coast of Virginia. This is the first successful landing of a tailless, unmanned aerial vehicle on a modern aircraft carrier. (Photo by Captain Jane E. Compbel (Jane E. Campbell), US Navy)

9. LAV is ready for action


Camp Pendleton, California (June 18, 2013) a lightly armored US Marine Corps (LAV-25) assigned to the 3rd Light Tank Reconnaissance Battalion of the 1st Marine Division is unloaded from an amphibious hovercraft during an exercise Dawn Blitz 2013. Exercises Dawn Blitz 2013 held 3rd fleet USA and the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force to plan and practice landing operations. (Photo by Junior Corporal Alexander Quiles, US Marine Corps)

10. Fireworks in the army style


Competitor Participant The best US Army 2013 Reservist sergeant Camille Kleparek of the 63 regional support command firing a M4 rifle during the night qualifying shooting in Fort McCoy, Wis. 26 of June 2013. Night shooting is one of many activities that allow the US Army to determine the winner of a competition. (Photo by Staff Sergeant Amanda Smolinski, US Army)
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  1. Gur
    +17
    25 July 2013 07: 30
    Against the background of reports about the adoption by the US Congress of a resolution on the supply of weapons to Syrian bandits and preparations for the bombing, it is not even something that you want to look at, but even disgusting, and the comments below to the photo "by the armed forces for future joint operations, the provision of humanitarian aid" evokes only sympathy for the next victims of "humanitarian aid".
  2. black_eagle
    +11
    25 July 2013 08: 52
    So I look at the LAV-25 with cans of weighted ones and think: good, but it will burn !!!
    1. bif
      0
      25 July 2013 17: 45
      I agree, I looked at the canisters, at the flimsy structure, read "lightly armored vehicle of the US Marine Corps" ... and thought, apparently, they have "lightly armored" - this is all that is not a carbon fiber carbriolet.
      1. specKFOR
        +1
        25 July 2013 17: 56
        if you compare LAV and our BTR-80,90, then they burn the same ...
  3. +4
    25 July 2013 09: 22
    The enemy must be known in person, even if the probable ...
    I would like the names of the formations and units of "our partners", as they say now, to be more or less accurate (the "amers" do not have airborne divisions: either air assault, in relation to the 101st, or airborne, for example, 82- ah), if the task of acquainting us present on this site with the NATO Armed Forces is being solved.
  4. +3
    25 July 2013 09: 43
    Quote: Scary ensign
    the "amers" do not have airborne divisions: either air assault, in relation to the 101st, or airborne, for example, the 82nd)

    Good afternoon. In fact, the Airborne Division is the airborne division or airborne division, but the air assault division or airborne division is more likely Air Assault Division. However, the Soviet interpretation of the composition, names and titles of the United States is not the ultimate truth.

    Quote: Scary ensign
    I would like the names of formations and parts of "our partners", as they say now, to be more or less accurate.

    Thus, Airborne Division "more or less accurately" translates exactly as airborne division. hi
  5. +3
    25 July 2013 10: 02
    tell the professor and X-47B has already flown to Iran or is it just getting ready? laughing
    1. +3
      25 July 2013 10: 14
      Quote: kostyanich
      tell the professor and X-47B has already flown to Iran or is it just getting ready? laughing

      The funny thing is that Scandalous UAV RQ-170 still flying wink
  6. +2
    25 July 2013 11: 15
    Quote: kostyanich
    tell the professor and X-47B has already flown to Iran or is it just getting ready? laughing

    You don’t touch the professor, but you’ll begin to tell how the merkava puts the whole 106 VDDs in one shot, or how a squirrel gets into the eye from 5000 meters with a squirrel, or something else in a Jewish manner! Minus the professor of sour cabbage soup!
    1. +3
      26 July 2013 11: 17
      Quote: Prapor Afonya
      Minus the professor of sour cabbage soup!

      Minus for ignorance of the Russian language. The word "professor" is written with two "s".
  7. gladiatorakz
    +2
    25 July 2013 11: 27
    Beautiful photos! The landing is of course a crustacean, but they have it so. Flying dog - class! I wonder how we have border guards with dogs landing?
  8. +2
    25 July 2013 11: 46
    Sixth photo class! This is such a new sniffing space scanner ... it doesn’t eat much, those service staff are minimal. The beauty of koroke
  9. 0
    25 July 2013 13: 08
    Do we have dogs in the Airborne Forces? And if so, will they be landed in this way?
  10. +3
    25 July 2013 13: 18
    The professor is able to do advertising .. thinly and not intrusively sad
  11. +3
    25 July 2013 13: 54
    Yes yes we know laughing fellow
  12. +2
    25 July 2013 18: 21
    2. Osprey in action


    A billion rubles in the air ...
    1. +2
      26 July 2013 11: 09
      Quote: fero
      A billion rubles in the air ...

      Whatever they say, but the Americans know how to repay invested money. They will return everything to the last cent and still earn.
  13. 0
    26 July 2013 14: 06
    Serves in 106VDD, long ago in the 80s yet.
    Looked at the pictures of the landing .....
    We would be poured for such jumps. The legs in the photo themselves hang out, at the time of the jump the speed of the aircraft is about 300km. per hour, but it happened that flyers flew faster. Therefore, chatting hard. And when he talks, then so that the lines of the exhaust parachute do not fall into the groin (well, in general), they studied on simulators at first completely grouped.

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