Fotos e fotos

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Pára-quedistas Portugueses:

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Fotos dos PREC brasileiros

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[cabeça de martelo]

Porreiro!

[Pablo Maica]

Um pingo de alunos no curso de Prec... isso deve render uma tratamento extra vip!!! Xerifeeeeeeeeeee seu enroladooooooOo!!!!!!!


Um abraço e t+

[Kratos]

Coalition and Iraqi Forces conduct a search for an alleged terrorist near Baghdad July 15, 2007. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communications Specialist 2nd Class Johansen Laurel)

[Bolovo]

Esses precursores devem ter um dia-a-dia muito ferrado.

[Bolovo]

Comandos do New Afghan Army.

Parecem ser bem profissionais.

Soldiers from the First Commando Kandak (battalion) of the Afghan national army stand in formation at their graduation from commando training. The kandak is part of the ANA's 201st Corps and began commando training at Camp Morehead on May 5. The training, supply, logistics and operations were done by mentors from Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan, French special forces, and MPRI. Five more kandaks will be trained at Camp Morehead by the fall of 2008, and then the camp will be turned over to the ANA to become their commando training camp. One of the featured speakers for the graduation, Brig. Gen. Robert W. Cone, commander, CSTC-A, said to the more than 600 graduates, "Your training the past twelve weeks has not been easy. You have undergone a rigorous program. Not everyone that started the program finished this training. You did, because of your determination and dedication to your country. Congratulations to all of you on this magnificent achievement." Today's graduation is another milestone towards the Afghan national army achieving primacy. The First Commando Kandak is an advanced infantry that will be called upon to rapidly respond to a variety of conventional and special operations missions.

Georgia no Iraque

Soldiers from the Georgian Republic's 3rd Infantry Brigade stand on line before starting close quarters movement drills at Udari Range in northwestern Kuwait, Tuesday, July 24. The 3rd Brigade is training with U.S. Soldiers from Task Force Gator before deploying north to Iraq to support Operation Iraqi Freedom and is part of the contingent of coalition forces that is establishing stability and security in Iraq.

Soldado do New Iraq Army

An Iraqi soldier from 2nd Brigade, 6th Iraqi Army Division leads the way during a combined cordon and search operation with U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division has the trrops searche a house in the Rusafa area of Baghdad, June 19.

[jauro]

13º BIB
24 de maio dia da Infantaria.

[Guerra]

Como diria um antigo instrutor: "isso na sua cabeça é uma boina ou uma calcinha?"

[Dieneces]

Comandos do New Afghan Army.

Parecem ser bem profissionais.

Soldiers from the First Commando Kandak (battalion) of the Afghan national army stand in formation at their graduation from commando training. The kandak is part of the ANA's 201st Corps and began commando training at Camp Morehead on May 5. The training, supply, logistics and operations were done by mentors from Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan, French special forces, and MPRI. Five more kandaks will be trained at Camp Morehead by the fall of 2008, and then the camp will be turned over to the ANA to become their commando training camp. One of the featured speakers for the graduation, Brig. Gen. Robert W. Cone, commander, CSTC-A, said to the more than 600 graduates, "Your training the past twelve weeks has not been easy. You have undergone a rigorous program. Not everyone that started the program finished this training. You did, because of your determination and dedication to your country. Congratulations to all of you on this magnificent achievement." Today's graduation is another milestone towards the Afghan national army achieving primacy. The First Commando Kandak is an advanced infantry that will be called upon to rapidly respond to a variety of conventional and special operations missions.

Georgia no Iraque

Soldiers from the Georgian Republic's 3rd Infantry Brigade stand on line before starting close quarters movement drills at Udari Range in northwestern Kuwait, Tuesday, July 24. The 3rd Brigade is training with U.S. Soldiers from Task Force Gator before deploying north to Iraq to support Operation Iraqi Freedom and is part of the contingent of coalition forces that is establishing stability and security in Iraq.

Soldado do New Iraq Army

An Iraqi soldier from 2nd Brigade, 6th Iraqi Army Division leads the way during a combined cordon and search operation with U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division has the trrops searche a house in the Rusafa area of Baghdad, June 19.

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