Pontos interessantes... e não sabia da compra de novos fuzis e nem de coletes N IV que ao que parece terá um lote inicial de 40 e depois mais alguns.
Alguem sabe quais sãos os fuzis que estão sendo avaliados?
Um abraço e t+

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Pablo Maica escreveu:Mas cabem 8 dentro de um desses? Provavelmente tambem vai receber a torre fechada e pelo visto como serão só 2 unidades os caveirões originais ainda vão continuar operando.
Pontos interessantes... e não sabia da compra de novos fuzis e nem de coletes N IV que ao que parece terá um lote inicial de 40 e depois mais alguns.
Alguem sabe quais sãos os fuzis que estão sendo avaliados?
Um abraço e t+
thicogo escreveu:Pablo Maica escreveu:Mas cabem 8 dentro de um desses? Provavelmente tambem vai receber a torre fechada e pelo visto como serão só 2 unidades os caveirões originais ainda vão continuar operando.
Pontos interessantes... e não sabia da compra de novos fuzis e nem de coletes N IV que ao que parece terá um lote inicial de 40 e depois mais alguns.
Alguem sabe quais sãos os fuzis que estão sendo avaliados?
Um abraço e t+
Pessoal, qual seria o fuzil americano calibre 7,62mm que a reportagem se refere, M14EBR ,Scar etc.VALEU
O filme tem gerado muita discussão. O Bope é mostrado como uma força violenta, mas que não se corrompe. “Na minha escala de valores, tortura é pior do que corrupção. Eu não acho que o filme fortalece a tropa de elite que é mostrada ali”, afirma o diretor de “Tropa de elite”, José Padilha.
Pablo Maica escreveu:O filme tem gerado muita discussão. O Bope é mostrado como uma força violenta, mas que não se corrompe. “Na minha escala de valores, tortura é pior do que corrupção. Eu não acho que o filme fortalece a tropa de elite que é mostrada ali”, afirma o diretor de “Tropa de elite”, José Padilha.
Bichona!!!!!!!!!
Um abraço e t+
rodrigo escreveu:Jornal inglês dá destaque a ‘Tropa de elite’ e afirma que o Rio é a capital do Brasil
Film shows burned bodies and executions as real Rio
• Police fail to ban violent film on Rio street strife
• Governor praises 'faithful' account of city's problems
Tom Phillips in Rio de Janeiro
Monday September 24, 2007
The Guardian
A scene from the 'Tropa de Elite' (Elite Squad).
Even before its release the film has generated
heat for its portrayal of a police war against criminal gangs.
Photograph: Reuters
Gun battles, summary executions, torture sessions and bodies incinerated inside car tyres: it might sound like the nightly news in Rio, an increasingly violent city, but these are scenes from Tropa de Elite or Elite Squad, a new film that has taken Brazil by storm - even though it has yet to be released.
Based on the life of a special forces operative in Brazil's capital, the film is already proving one of the most controversial pieces of cinema in the country's history. Tens of thousands of pirate copies have been distributed by street hawkers as far away as the Amazon, while a group of Rio police officers reportedly tried to ban it from cinemas.
"The film is super-realistic," said Erick Maximiano Oliveira, a 27-year-old actor who plays a rifle-toting drug lord in the film. "What you see in the film is exactly what happens in real life. Maybe the reality is even worse."
The film was directed by Jose Padilha and produced by Marcos Prado, both men with backgrounds in gritty documentaries about Rio's underworld. Padilha made his name with the 2002 documentary Bus 174, which examined the upbringing of a notorious bus highjacker who died in special forces' custody after holding up a commuter bus in Rio's chic south zone. Prado's last project, Estamira, focused on a woman with learning difficulties who works on a vast landfill site on the outskirts of Rio.
Elite Squad claims to be based on facts, and revolves around the life of a special forces operative engaged in the fight against Rio's drug gangs. The film features graphic scenes of police torturing and executing drug traffickers.
Rio's Special Police Operations Battalion (Bope) - the self-styled "Men in Black" - consider themselves the creme-de-la-creme of urban combat units. Some openly profess the desire to test their skills in Iraq. An elite force which regularly fights street battles in many of Rio's 700-odd shantytowns, the group's logo is a skull impaled on a dagger. "At any time, at whatever cost, with extreme energy we combat all of our enemies," vows the group's official anthem. "It is a relentless war fought by anonymous heroes. We are the special forces."
The depiction of Bope in Elite Squad, which includes one scene in which a trafficker is executed with a rifle shot to the head, was considered so damning by one group of police that they tried to obtain an injunction banning the film from Brazilian screens.
The action was rejected by a judge, who argued that the film accurately portrayed the "day-to-day reality of a good part of the people living in this city".
Rio's governor, Sergio Cabral, described the film as "an excellent work of cinematography" and said it was "faithful in uncovering the serious problems that we face in terms of public security".
Oliveira, whose character is gunned down by special forces in the film, said Elite Squad's realism was down to the fact that many scenes were shot in spots where drug traffickers plied their trade. He said locals had assumed the film crew was actually shooting a documentary.
"My hope is that people will watch this and say, 'Hell, we have to change these rules.'" Padilha told Reuters. "We hope to generate a debate."
Fonte: http://film.guardian.co.uk/news/story/0 ... 99,00.html
Bolovo escreveu:Fuzil 7,62mm americano de 3,5kg?! Alguém faz idéia qual seja?! FN SCAR-H? Alguma AR-10 modificada? Lembrando que a HK417 é alemã...
O novo caveirão será Plasan Sasa Sandcat, uma Ford F350 blindada...
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