Helicopter Shooting Fish In A Barrel
01-14-2004 | 01:46 PM
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01-14-2004 | 03:22 PM
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phuck 'em...anyone holding a weapon, standing next to a weapon, or wishing they had a weapon gets it ASAP 
All potential hostiles in hostile territory..there's no room for delay or mistakes...take 'em out!
All potential hostiles in hostile territory..there's no room for delay or mistakes...take 'em out!
01-15-2004 | 08:15 AM
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It's up.
http://consumptionjunction.com/conte...1&page=1&fav=0
And the gun sighting was NOT on the crosshair. They were using autoranging autoaim. We were looking thru the FLIR camera monitor which I believe turns and follows the head of the commander. The gunner I believe uses a different set of heads up crosshair grids superimposed on his own copy of the imagewe were looking at. When the commander told the gunner to move up, I think he nailed the truck and then moved up.
I bet those ragheads won't make THAT mistake again...
http://consumptionjunction.com/conte...1&page=1&fav=0
And the gun sighting was NOT on the crosshair. They were using autoranging autoaim. We were looking thru the FLIR camera monitor which I believe turns and follows the head of the commander. The gunner I believe uses a different set of heads up crosshair grids superimposed on his own copy of the imagewe were looking at. When the commander told the gunner to move up, I think he nailed the truck and then moved up.
I bet those ragheads won't make THAT mistake again...
01-15-2004 | 07:03 PM
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From: Burlington, VT
