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Hello there. One of my friends approached me with this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBiCwf7BNSI&lc=z134ij3iep3ug3n4e04chdc54zvhxf0yh14.1498683559022465 He noted some mistakes and posted a comment pointing it out, and then the uploader went full 'GTFO dumb kid' on him. Since he didn't actua...

If I'm not mistaken, Mark Owen(former DEVGRU guy who was in Op Neptune Spear) mentioned that he carried both. A Daniel Winkler fixed blade and an Emerson folder.

I recently got an AK-105 for sports. its in between a full length AK/M-74 and an AKS/U. I use it for sporting, but it would do me right when shtf around the house. its a full-auto. I love AK's and field stripping them. Full auto for sports... damn, you've got some nice gun laws. The AK-105 is a swe...

Why are AK's popular in some counter-terrorism teams around the world? Because the badass mofos that use them are Slavs, just like me. #AKmasterrace They are great rifles. They are great for covert ops, they are highly modular with a few modifications, they come in various different shapes and size...

If only bombing doesn't get the required result i think ground forces are viable a possibility. Russian ground forces are operating in Syria. They didn't invade with their whole military, but they have quite a lot of infantry there. Remember Palmyra? The rumor is that they want to assault another c...

This thing is definitely also dictated by your gun. For example, if it's an AK with a regular safety(we've all seen the cool-guy Spetsnaz quick-use selectors) you obviously won't be able to operate it quickly. So, when you get into combat, the safety comes off and it stays off . That's how the Easte...

Mark Owen talked about an op he did without any plates in his 2nd book, I think. They had to climb mountain for quite a long distance, so he(and other guys from his team) decided that it's better to take the plates out.

I'm seriously going insane if they fuck this game up. It's just too damn awesome

Ground Branch. Take ArmA, add a lot more smoothness to the CQB, remove 3rd person and you get Ground Branch. Plus, the weapon and gear customization is fucking mindblowing.

Isn't it stealthier if you can't hear it?

Partially yes, but it is a known fact that Bohemia Interactive did a shit job on optimizing any of the ArmA games, and the CQB is really sloppy. Getting stuck in a doorway is something that always happens in ArmA. Always.

I didn't know where exactly to place this and this subforum seemed the most appropriate. If there's a better one, please move it.(and PM me saying that I'm a blind retard)

How exactly does one walk silently? And I'm referring to both CQB and outdoor scenarios.

PhillipFortner8613 wrote:I hope I was able to help you, good luck!

Thanks.

Breacher01 wrote:If you want I can post the contents of my combat rations. Just ask.

Please do! Lol, thanks.

Well, it's kinda-sorta ArmA, but in virtual reality, it's also much smoother than the Bohemia Interactive game.(anyone who ever tried to do CQB in it knows that it's a PITA)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMv1PdInL80

And here's a Marine playing Onward.

What should a person that wants to loose weight/get fit eat?
What should an operator eat?

Breacher01 wrote:"Elementary, my dear Watson"

Best reply ever.

Breacher01 wrote:Don't forget that if you work in teams with mixed people, or with other services you can't just improvise.

Oh, this vid shows that perfectly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-oI2I9OK1E

Chilean SFs and Green Berets fucking up during some CQB training.

Breacher01 wrote:I assume they use that thing to prepare for an intervention, not carry it for 20 miles to a designated target.

Nice observation skills, Sherlock.

Cutting your way through a chainlink fence from a prone position is the best option if you want to stay low profile and stealthy. Otherwise, what Breacher said.

And for barbed wire, throw a thick blanket or carpet over it and you're good to go.