Oh-oh...
SB http://www.schoolboost.com/4Mark/Bush_the_Commander.jpg Edited for spelling in the link :rolleyes: [Edited by Sbradley - 11/8/2002 10:53:55 AM] |
Hmm, hadn't thought of that... When I was still in PNGs were still far too new (and far too expensive) to entrust to a pillock like that.
Actually, thinking about it, PNGs weren't really available at all. We were using the first generation NVGs instead. Still, it's a funny pic and as a journalist I shouldn't let the truth get in the way of a good story, right? SB PS part of the last paragraph is a joke. You know - something we say that isn't necessarily true but may amuse. Just in case someone goes into a high hover about my appalling slur on (my) journalistic profession... Edited for spelling, as usual... [Edited by Sbradley - 11/8/2002 1:20:10 PM] |
can anyone else see the irony of putting a dirty great red,white, blue and yellow badge on the sleeve of a combat jacket :D or maybe the enemy are used to seeing bushes wearing ameican flags and are trained to ignore them. :D:D:D
[Edited by Wurzel - 11/8/2002 2:52:16 PM] |
You will probably find they are PNGs and the covers are on so you can use them in daylight, there is a tiny hole in the cover, strange I know but they do work, we had them on our starlight IWSs in the army.
But yiua are right he is a muppet:D:D:D |
Aaah, PNGs eh. Thought so myself.
(what's a PNG?) |
P1ssy night goggles? :D
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Passive Night Glasses/Goggles
Used to be called Night Vision Goggles which were about 2 generations ago technology... It's what you see those funky green night time images through on the News. Only *much* higher definition on the latest ones... SB |
These were the types I played about with in the Marines
http://www.night-vision-goggles.com/.../dipol_d2v.jpg 8 blokes all commo'd up, creeping around the British countryside and getting paid to do it. How cool is that :) Night vision rocks, I defy anyone to not be impressed using these. The sniper rifle night-vision sights are awesome. You could shoot a Gnat in the @rse from 2000 metres in the pitch black :) Stefan |
Stefan -- from 2000 metres, wouldn't you need a Barrett rifle? That would be a bit hard on the gnat, getting a 50-cal bullet up the jacksie ;):D
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The sniper rifle night-vision sights are awesome. You could shoot a Gnat in the @rse from 2000 metres in the pitch black |
I'm just waiting for all the Gnat lovers to appear and condem Ozzy for suggesting harming a Gnat...
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But why does he have Clint Eastwood and Harold Bishop with him???
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LMAO @ V5:D :D :D
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ROFLMAO @ V5 That's spooky :eek:
can anyone else see the irony of putting a dirty great red,white, blue and yellow badge on the sleeve of a combat jacket Stefan |
:D
<That's this week's moment of inspiration sorted! ;)> |
Harold Bishop looks more like Eddie the Eagle to me...:D
And I bet Mel Gibson could hit that (poor defenceless) Gnat without those goggles on a windy day....;) Justin |
Is it me or is that Clint Eastwood on the left - Now we really are in trouble. HE ONLY DOES IT IN MOVIES George ;)
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Oi! Paul! That was my line!! ;)
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Justin,
Believe me those Gnat's are never defenseless. Anyway, I've only shot at the Taliban, AK-47 carrying Gnat's :) Stefan |
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