The active phase of the exercise "Indra-2015"

The active phase of the joint Russian-Indian exercise "Indra-2015" (half. Mahajan)

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[Zoldat_A]

Is the Indian Ocean far away? Wash boots ... And then 20 years ago, Zhirik laughed together. Let those who neighing then eat ties now ...

[S-cream]

Interestingly, what kind of stray is the Indian fighter in the third and fourth photo? Anyway - what kind of weapon?

[aszzz888]

Interestingly, what kind of stray is the Indian fighter in the third and fourth photo? Anyway - what kind of weapon?

Campaign takfonar, or maybe a camera. Tied with tape and rope, kapets! And the barrel is probably their alteration of the AK, but not sure.

[S-cream]

It turns out that this is a simple plastic bottle for collecting spent cartridges :) A lot of these are in the video :)))

[Vladimirets]

Quote: S-cream

Anyway - what kind of weapon?

This is an automatic rifle IA SL, a licensed copy (with some nuances) of the Belgian FN FAL.

[provincial]

I looked at the pictures, it seemed like nothing, but I noticed the soldier was shooting with his left hand on the store. When he was at shooting, he taught the soldier to fire with his left hand by the forearm. The store is unstable, when firing it vibrates a little and the shooting results are bad. - the commanders "hitting the target is not in its strong fire, since the first bullets when firing go towards the target {depends on how you aim and which turn it gave}, and the rest around the target and the longer the turn, the less chances to destroy it {you can scare} ... Learn the theory in a real battle, it will come in handy, the machine gun is not very big, but it will be hard to drag a box on the march behind your back. I don’t write about defense, you can have a reserve there. All these little things are the life of a combatant.

[Razvedka_Boem]

I think this is for a photo, such as a spectacular look. Although somehow I even heard the justification that the store is so quick to change. Perhaps for a close battle (in the city, trenches) is suitable. Another advantage that the photo is staged, says that ours does not have a knee pad, but the Indian has it. Looks like we hoped for - maybe it’ll do the trick ..)

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: provincial

drew the attention of a soldier firing while holding his left hand on the store. During his tenure at firing he taught soldiers to fire hold your left hand by the forearm. The store is unstable, vibrates slightly when shooting and the shooting results are poor.

Quote: Razvedka_Boem

I think this is for a photo, such as a spectacular look. Although somehow I even heard the justification that the store is so quick to change.

Not only because of the instability of the store. The last time I taught someone to keep a machine gun at a time when schoolchildren taught physics at school, and did not pass the EG. And he explained to them the equilibrium of the triangle. If the hand is on the forearm, then the weapon is fixed on a straight line shoulder-arm-trunk. Deviation during shooting is due to the strength of the grip and the design features of the weapon (centering, weight distribution, etc.) And if you grab hold of the store, then it turns out triangle shoulder-arm-trunk, and with the base up and when shooting, it is natural that the base (shoulder-barrel) is much more responsive to vibrations of the mechanism. So they taught me, so I taught. When I see the grab at the store, the thought arises that either the soldier does not have an instructor for the rifle or at least a normal company commander, or it is not a soldier, but a manager who has squinted from the army and plays paintball. At least, the journalist’s shop is held by artist journalists like Dana Borisova and Dima Bilan, who come to the army to sip army exotics.

PS I myself have been taught to shoot for so long that you don’t even remember, because they gave us automatic machines as a school pen — under the right hand (although they taught to shoot with any hand), and holding the machine for the store, for example, is simply inconvenient for me ... it seems that if the Great Kalashnikov hadn’t invented such a forend, some Kulibins themselves would have pinned him in the troops. This is so convenient.

[Razvedka_Boem]

Why am I sure that this is a photo for the frame ... here a couple of articles about special forces flashed, how they are engaged in the training range .. and there was also a grab for the base of the store .. I was very confused then ..) but on reflection, I came to the conclusion - window dressing. Otherwise, where did I see this sly, Leninist squint in the eyes of a soldier ..)

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Razvedka_Boem

Otherwise, where did I see this cunning, Leninist squint in the eyes of a fighter ..)

Are you talking about the 2 photo? I would say that he’s not Lenin’s, but somehow not at all ... And also about the grip, I liked the Indian in the 5th photo from the end - he famously "holds the corner". And where was he going to go like that? Poazuha always and everywhere happens, and big bosses came to us, and we played "wedding horse". But I don’t remember such a frank shnyag ...

I look - this whole amusement walk was conceived so that our authorities could try a fried snake (I hope that at least Indians know how to do this - 2 I’m photographing from the end).

[Razvedka_Boem]

This sly squint was in another photo story, somewhere here it is, on this site.

[Razvedka_Boem]

In the first photo, an Indian general, just a cinematic villain ..)

[Des10]

And ours in the foreground is a direct container for beer and devour.
It happens.

[saygon66]

- "Armored" troops ...

[Razvedka_Boem]

Here, I found Neta in the vast ..)