Recopilación FOTOS GREEN BERETS + referencia

más que balístico, parece un espartano!!

A Special Forces soldier with the 2nd Battalion, 19th Special Forces Group, provides security during a patrol exercise. Special Forces soldiers maintain the full range of basic infantry skills such as patrolling. The 19th Special Forces Group is an Army National Guard unit.


Special Forces soldiers with the 5th Battalion, 19th Special Forces Group, assault a target after fast-roping from a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter during a public demonstration in Texas.
The 19th Special Force Group is a National Guard element within U.S. Army Special Operations Command (Airborne). The 19th SFG is Headquartered in Draper, Utah with detachments in Texas, Washington, Colorado, Rhode Island, West Virginia and Ohio.



Green Berets with with the 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) check their equipment before jumping out of a MC-130H Combat Talon II aircraft. Note the altimeters worn on the soldier's wrists. ODAs that specialize in HALO/HAHO operations are designated as Military Free Fall (MFF) teams. Each Battalion within a Special Forces Group contains at least one MFF ODA.



A Special Forces sniper peers through the scope of a MK12 Special Purpose Rifle (SPR) during a shooting competition. The MK12 SPR is variant of the AR15 rifle, modified for use as a designated marksman / sharpshooter weapon. It is a semi-automatic weapon, designed to use Mk 262 match-grade 5.56mmx45mm ammunition. Variants of the SPR are in use by units throughout United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), including Special Forces, Navy SEALs and Army Rangers. It is highly accurate in the light sniper role and, due to its semi-auto action, can also be carried as a primary weapon by members of an infantry squad.

Que bién queda el MC con Gorro Negro xD

Creo que alguna está repe James

Por cierto perdonar el off-topic un momento , pero si... por lo visto ese tipo de cobertores si son balísticos...

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Soldiers from Alpha Company, 4th Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) fast-rope from a MH-47 Chinook helicopter at Sabre Army Air Field on Fort Campbell, Ky., March 21. The training conducted was part of the unit's routine training in preparation for deployment. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Ernest Henry)



Soldiers with the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) conduct a joint routine patrol with their Iraqi counterparts during a deployment to Operation Iraqi Freedom. (Courtesy Photo)



Soldiers from Alpha Company, 4th Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) assault a compound while an observer controller looks on during their culmination exercise at Cassidy Range Complex on Fort Campbell March 24. The training conducted was part of the unit's routine training in preparation for deployment. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Ernest Henry)



5th Special Forces Group (Airborne)


: Colonel Scott E. Brower, Commander of the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) is joined by Command Sgt. Maj. Channing Bell in the casing of The Legion's Colors during a traditional casing of the colors ceremony symbolizing the closure of the unit's presence in Iraq. (Courtesy Photo)


A Green Beret with the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne), also known as The Legion works with his Iraqi counterpart on marksmanship skills during a recent deployment to Iraq. (Courtesy Photo)



Green Beret's from 2nd Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) conduct maritime night operations during a battalion sized training exercise in New York City during August, 2011. (Photo courtesy of Staff Sgt. Tobias McCoy)


(Coronado, CA) Soldiers from the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) approach vessel during a Maritime Interdiction Operation training exercise on May 19, 2011. The training was conducted to increase the Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha's offshore assault capabilities. US Army photo by Staff Sgt. Tobias McCoy



Soldiers with the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) prepare for a routine training exercise with their Iraqi counterparts during a deployment to Operation Iraqi Freedom. (Courtesy photo)



A Soldier with the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) conducts training during a routine Joint Combined Exchange Training. (Courtesy photo)


Soldiers from the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) hike through mountains during the “Raid des Cedres” March 6. The annual ski and snowshoe race is hosted by the Lebanese Army’s Ranger Regiment. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Tobias McCoy)



(Coronado, CA) Soldiers from the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) board a vessel during a Maritime Interdiction Operation training exercise on May 18, 2011. The training was conducted to increase the Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha's off shore assault capabilities. US Army photo by Staff Sgt. Tobias McCoy



Soldiers from 4th Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) participate in Exercise Emerald Warrior in Florida during February, 2011.

Gracis tronki, buenas fotos

   

siempre da más mono!!

Mas mono !


Army Special Forces members begin infiltrating a simulated village during a training exercise on Eglin Range, Fla., Nov. 5, 2013. The members are visiting Hurlburt Field for two weeks of training on various weapons, vehicles and simulated combat scenarios. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Christopher Callaway)

Booo que guapa la del training

Coño si Papa Noel y sus duendecillos son Green Berets


U.S. Army soldiers assigned to the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Afghanistan watch the Afghanistan countryside from the tail of an aircraft after delivering bundles containing care packages, Christmas stockings and mail to soldiers stationed at a remote base in eastern Afghanistan Dec. 24, 2013.

Un par de foticos:







Jaaaaaaaames......... Un CQBR:


Y este yogurín????


Y la foto que os comenté ayer de Greenside+MC (Son del 7th SFG, no del 10th como os dije)

Special Forces Soldiers assigned to the 7th Special Forces Group, based out of Eglin Air Base, Fla., prepare their equipment before participating in a training event in support of Exercise Fused Response 2012 at Camp Stephenson, Guyana, outside of the capital city of Georgetown. Fused Response exercise is aimed at improving the interoperability and capacity of participating forces to confront common threats, such as organized crime and illicit trafficking. Special Operations Command South is serving as the executive agent for this exercise. As the Special Operations component for U.S. Southern Command, SOCSOUTH plans and executes all special operations activities across the Caribbean, Central and South America. Department of Defense Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Alex Licea, Special Operations Command South Public Affairs.

        

jajajjaja omá!! ?¿y la del yogurín?¿ habrá que borrarla que si no, Polo se queda como está!

Muy chulas. Greenside multicam..me gusta
  

Dreis escribió:Muy chulas. Greenside multicam..me gusta
  

Para Greenside Multicam voy a ver si os puedo preparar una excursión. Os prepararé un dossier con calma. Aunque para tomar la posición, habrá que llevar las armas en sus fundas. Me pongo a ello poco a poco.

KAMPALA, Uganda - U.S. Army special forces Captain Gregory, 29, from Texas



Gregory Tarancon is a US Army Special Forces Master Sergeant / Sergeant Major selectee, assigned to the 20th Special Forces Group (US National Guard)

Ojito con la pelirroja


An U.S. Special Forces soldier, attached to Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Afghanistan, teaches a Washington Redskins cheerleader the functions of a M4 Carbine while at a range near Kabul province, Afghanistan, Jan. 24, 2014. The cheerleaders visited soldiers as part of their military appreciation tour. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Connor Mendez/Released)

Por favor chicos en este hilo solamente fotos que sean inequívocamente de US Army SF (Green Berets).

Para otros cuerpos de fuerzas especiales norteamericanos (SEALs, Deltas, Marsoc, PJs, etc...Green Berets tambien pero mejor en su hilo propio) o cuando no estemos seguros del todo, lo colgamos en el otro hilo. (Esto sería en ausencia de parche identificativo, o cuando no se indique claramente en la referencia de una fotografía. A veces ponen solo "US Special Forces", podrían ser Green Berets, pero no es concreto, otras veces no concretan a quién pertenecen por motivos de seguridad) Como siempre digo, es para tenerlos por separado e ir creando una buena galería de fotos de Green Berets 100%, y evitar la pelota que se montó en un hilo antigüo, en el que el nombre rezaba "Green Berets" y luego habian infiltradas fotos de SEALs. Deltas...etc  

Tambien bro, la cuarta foto estaba ya en el post de US Special Forces. No hace mucho tambien tuve que borrarle a alguien un par de fotos repetidas, creo que fue a Hicks. Intentemos no repetir fotos para mantener unas galerias chulas y ordenadas