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Join Date: Jul 2008
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Nineteen...n...n...n...nineteen (part 2)
A soldier secures an anti armour weapon to his kit ready to undertake the 15km march towards an unknown enemy position.
Splitting into small groups the troops make their way through the deserted village mindfully aware of booby traps and suicide bombers.
One of the trusted and favoured tools of the trade - the GPMG - capable of 750 rounds per minute out to an effective killing range of 1800m.
moving stealthily through dead ground, the enemy forward position is spotted.
one of the fire support teams gets into position and awaits the order to apply suppressing fire onto the enemy position.
Splitting into small groups the troops make their way through the deserted village mindfully aware of booby traps and suicide bombers.
One of the trusted and favoured tools of the trade - the GPMG - capable of 750 rounds per minute out to an effective killing range of 1800m.
moving stealthily through dead ground, the enemy forward position is spotted.
one of the fire support teams gets into position and awaits the order to apply suppressing fire onto the enemy position.
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Another great set Jack - good artistic style too.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Good set of pics JR, interesting too. They look very processed though, sort of too sharp?
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Perthshire Scotland
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Nice shots JAck although what's Bradley from Eastenders doing in number 1
What pp did you use ? I understand what BC means about them having a sharp effect especially evident on the scrub in number 4
I think the last one is my favourite.
What pp did you use ? I understand what BC means about them having a sharp effect especially evident on the scrub in number 4
I think the last one is my favourite.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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I like them all very much, but they do look sort of... contrived? I'm not sure that's quite what I mean - staged perhaps? Lovely though! 
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