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    Great pics, especially the one in which you can see the flying mortar round.

    I am surprised to see, that you use austrian weapons like the Steyr AUG.

    Posted

    Great pics, especially the one in which you can see the flying mortar round.

    I am surprised to see, that you use austrian weapons like the Steyr AUG.

    Well strictly speaking they are Austrian design, Australian built. They are made under licence at the Lithgow Small Arms Factory in New South Wales.

    Regards,

    Johnsy

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    Very interesting! Do you use any more "non-UK weapons"?

    Were not a colony anymore Jens... :banger:

    We don't use any "UK weapons", unless you call the MP5 or Browning Hi-Power a UK weapon... :rolleyes:

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    I didn't meant this offending or anything like that. If you feel like that, please accept my apology.

    Were not a colony anymore Jens... :banger:

    We don't use any "UK weapons", unless you call the MP5 or Browning Hi-Power a UK weapon... :rolleyes:

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    Navy Clearance Divers Petty Officer Troy Eather, Chief Petty Officer Phillip Shirley with engineers Sapper Michael Brennan and Corporal Glen Barton check the remains of an Improvised Explosive Device found by Sapper Brennan during a route clearance.

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    Awesome thread and thank you for serving. I don't think the outside world sees nearly enough of the reconstruction teams and what they are going through to try and improve the situation in some of the remote corners of the world. Again, thanks much.

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    Great pictures!!!! is that a 60mm??

    Eric

    No, its an 81mm. I think our paras were the last to use 60's because of the weight saving. The 81 is now standard across the board.

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    A dust cloud is raised around a soldier providing a secure perimeter as a Chinook lands with dignitries onboard.

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