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 Commandant of the Marine Corps GEN. Paul X. Kelley talks about the M-16A2 rifle during an interview with a public affairs officer reporter. Kelley is visiting the Marine Corps Development and Education Command. Marine Corps Base, Quantico. August 2, 1984  Weapons Training Battalion instructors brief Commandant of the Marine Corps GEN. Paul X. Kelley on the M-16A2 rifle during his visit to the Marine Corps Development and Education Command. Marine Corps Base, Quantico. August 2, 1984  Weapons Training Battalion instructors brief Commandant of the Marine Corps GEN. Paul X. Kelley on the M-249 squad automatic weapon during his visit to the Marine Corps Development and Education Command. Marine Corps Base, Quantico. August 2, 1984 |
 Commandant of the Marine Corps United Kingdom, LT. GEN. Robert J. Ross, receives a brief explanation on firing the M16-A2 rifle during his visit to the Weapons Training Battalion. MC Recruit Depot, Paris Island. May 16, 1994  Commandant of the Marine Corps Netherlands, MAJ. GEN. Roy Spiekman Van Weezelburg, checks his target after firing a round with the M16-A2 rifle at the Weapons Training Battalion. MC Recruit Depot, Paris Island. May 16, 1994 |
 US Marine Corps (USMC) 3rd Battalion (BN), 5th Marine Regiment (3/5th MARS), 1ST Marine Division (MARDIV), Marines practice ways to engage an enemy coming in from the flank as part of the Pat Rogers E.A.G. Tactical Training Gun Fighting Course being taught at the 3/5th MARS Regimental Instructional Facility, located at Camp San Mateo (62 Area), Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton, California (CA). (SUBSTANDARD). April 22, 2004  US Marine Corps (USMC) 3rd Battalion (BN), 5th Marine Regiment (3/5th MARS), 1ST Marine Division (MARDIV), Marines live-fire their 5.56 mm M16A2 rifles as they practice a more efficient way to hold their M16A2 rifles and change magazines as part of the Pat Rogers E.A.G. Tactical Training Gun Fighting Course being taught at the 3/5th MARS Regimental Instructional Facility, located at Camp San Mateo (62 Area), Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton, California (CA). April 22, 2004  US Marine Corps (USMC) 3rd Battalion (BN), 5th Marine Regiment (3/5th MARS), 1ST Marine Division (MARDIV), Marines practice a more efficient way to hold their 5.56 mm M16A2 rifles and change magazines as part of the Pat Rogers E.A.G. Tactical Training Gun Fighting Course being taught at the 3/5th MARS Regimental Instructional Facility, located at Camp San Mateo (62 Area), Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton, California (CA). (SUBSTANDARD). April 22, 2004  US Marine Corps (USMC) 3rd Battalion (BN), 5th Marine Regiment (3/5th MARS), 1ST Marine Division (MARDIV), Marines move forward firing live rounds as they practice a more efficient way to hold their M16A2 rifles and change magazines as part of the Pat Rogers E.A.G. Tactical Training Gun Fighting Course being taught at the 3/5th MARS Regimental Instructional Facility, located at Camp San Mateo (62 Area), Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton, California (CA). (SUBSTANDARD). April 22, 2004  Mr. Pat Rogers, E.A.G. Tactical, instructs US Marine Corps (USMC) 3rd Battalion (BN), 5th Marine Regiment (3/5th MARS), 1ST Marine Division (MARDIV), Marines about carrying out as immediate action due to a weapon malfunction as part of the E.A.G. Tactical Training Gun Fighting Course being taught at the 3/5th MARS Regimental Instructional Facility, located at Camp San Mateo (62 Area), Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton, California (CA). April 21, 2004 |
 PH1 Paul Pappas Naval Air Station, North Island, Calif....Armed with an M-16A2 rifle, a member of a reconnaissance platoon attached to 1ST Battalion, 4th Marines, pauses at the top of sand dune while making a beach assault during an amphibious warfare demonstration at Breakers Beach. OFFICIAL U.S. NAVY PHOTO (RELEASED). Date not provided |
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Exericse COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96 Cooperative Osprey is a United States Atlantic Command sponsored exercise that is conducted by Marine Forces Atlantic at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Cooperative Osprey, under the Partnership for Peace program, will provide interoperability training in peacekeeping and humanitarian operations along NATO/IFOR standards, with an emphasis on individual and collective skills. The three NATO countries providing troops are the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands. The 16 "Partnership for Peace" nations contributing troops are Albania, Austria, Bulgaria, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kyrgystan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Slovak Republic, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. In addition, the following countries are providing observers to the exercise: Azerbaijan, Belarus, Czech Republic, and Denmark.  US Marines from 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines, armed with 5.56mm M16A2 assault rifles "equipped to fire blanks" and 5.56 mm M249 Squad Automatic Weapons (SAW) demonstrate the proper spread on a 5-ton cargo truck for security measures during convoy operations. This demonstration is part of Situational Training Exercise1 (STX-1), at Camp Lejeune, NC during Operation COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 20, 1996  US Marines armed with M16A2 rifles from 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines, carry and help their wounded back to safety, while training at the Military Operations in Urban Terrain (MOUT) facility, during Situational Training Exercise 2, Cooperative Osprey 96. August 21, 1996  A US Marine from 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines, armed with an M16A2 rifle provides cover fire, while Estonian soldiers prepare to reinforce other members of the Baltic platoon, during civil disturbance training, Situational Training Exercise -4, Exercise COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 20, 1996  US Marines from 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines, armed with M16A2 rifles prepare to take back the city during Final Training Exercise 2, COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. Final Training Exercise 2 consists of Military Operations in Urban Terrain, Security and Civil Disturbance Operations. August 24, 1996  US Marines armed with M16A2 rifles demonstrate what a front line should like, when conducting civil disturbance operations, as part of Situational Training Exercise-4, during Exercise COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 20, 1996  US Marines from 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines, assist Slovakian troops in the application of their camouflage paint during Situational Training Exercise-1, Convoy Operations, COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 19, 1996  Canadian soldiers armed with C-7 assault rifles practice convoy operations during Situational Training Exercise 1, Exercise COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 21, 1996  Austrian soldiers armed with Steyr AUG rifles practice convoy operations during Situational Training Exercise-1, Exericse COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 21, 1996  An Austrian soldier armed with a Steyr AUG rifle provides security during Final Training Exercise 2, COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. Final Training Exercise 2 consists of Military Operations in Urban Terrain, Security and Civil Disturbance Operations at Camp LeJeune, North Carolina. August 24, 1996  Commonwealth of Independent States (Soviet Union, Russia) soldiers armed with AK-74 assault rifles up on line during civil disturbance operations, Situational Training Exercise-4, Exercise COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 21, 1996  A Ukrainian Marine armed with an AKSU-74 sub-machine gun in a line during civil disturbance operations, Situational Training Exercise 4, Exercise COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. An AK-74 assault rifle can be seen on the left side of the image. August 21, 1996  A Ukrainian Marine looks weary after a long day of crowd control training during Situational Training Exercise-4, Civil Disturbance/ Mass Casualty, COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 21, 1996  Ukrainian Marines form up to control a group of demonstrators during Situational Training Exercise-4, Civil Disturbance/ Mass Casualty, COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 21, 1996  Georgian soldiers armed with AKM assault rifles form up on line during civil disturbance operations, Situational Training Exercise 4, Exercise COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 21, 1996  An Estonian soldier armed with an  US Marine Corps soldiers assist their wounded comrade during Situational Training Exercise-1, Convoy Operations, COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. August 19, 1996  Members of US Marine Corps Company 4 prepare to take back the town at the end of Situational Training Exercise -2, Military Operations in Urban Terrain, COOPERATIVE OSPREY '96. August 20, 1996  Members of US Marine Corps Team 4 take cover after simulated sniper fire during the counter-sniper portion of Situational Training Exercise -2, COOPERATIVE OSPREY '96. August 20, 1996  A Polish soldier treats his comrade after a simulated mine explosion during Final Training Exercise (FTX) I, COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. FTX I consists of Mine Field Operations as well as Mass Casualty Drills. August 24, 1996  Albanian soldiers are briefed on their mission during Final Training Exercise I, COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96. FTX I consists of Mine Field Operations as well as Mass Casualty Drills. August 24, 1996  A female Ukrainian Marine Medical Officer is interviewed by US Army Reserve Specialists (SPC) S.R. Cwalina, a Combat Photographer from 982nd Signal Company, attached to the 6th Marine Regiment during Operation COOPERATIVE OSPREY 96 held at Camp Lejeune, NC. August 20, 1996 |
     U.S. Marine Corps 1ST Force Service Support Group Marines provide security from inside the cargo area of a Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) 7-ton truck during the simulated live-fire application process of the Convoy Security Course at Camp Deluz, located onboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., on Aug. 14, 2004, to learn how to respond immediately to enemy fire. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance CPL. Samantha L. Jones) (Released)  U.S. Marine Corps 1ST Force Service Support Group Marines exit the cargo area of a Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) 7-ton truck to establish a defensive perimeter during the simulated live-fire application process of the Convoy Security Course at Camp Deluz, located onboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., on Aug. 14, 2004, to learn how to respond immediately to enemy fire. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance CPL. Samantha L. Jones) (Released)  U.S. Marine Corps 1ST Force Service Support Group Marines exit the cargo area of a Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) 7-ton truck to establish a defensive perimeter during the simulated live-fire application process of the Convoy Security Course at Camp Deluz, located onboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., on Aug. 14, 2004, to learn how to respond immediately to enemy fire. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance CPL. Samantha L. Jones) (Released)     U.S. Marine Corps 1ST Force Service Support Group Marines set-up a defensive perimeter around a Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) 7-ton truck during the simulated live-fire application process of the Convoy Security Course at Camp Deluz, located onboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., on Aug. 14, 2004, to learn how to respond immediately to enemy fire. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance CPL. Samantha L. Jones) (Released)   A U.S. Marine Corps 1ST Force Service Support Group Marine quickly pull a simulated casualty to the safety of a Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) 7-ton truck after providing security around the vehicle during the simulated live-fire application process of the Convoy Security Course at Camp Deluz, located onboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., on Aug. 14, 2004, to learn how to respond immediately to enemy fire. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance CPL. Samantha L. Jones) (Released)  A U.S. Marine Corps 1ST Force Service Support Group Marine moves back to the safety of a Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) 7-ton truck after providing security around the vehicle during the simulated live-fire application process of the Convoy Security Course at Camp Deluz, located onboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., on Aug. 14, 2004, to learn how to respond immediately to enemy fire. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance CPL. Samantha L. Jones) (Released)    A U.S. Marine Corps 1ST Force Service Support Group Marine safely reboards a Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) 7-ton truck after providing security around the vehicle during the simulated live-fire application process of the Convoy Security Course at Camp Deluz, located onboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., on Aug. 14, 2004, to learn how to respond immediately to enemy fire. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance CPL. Samantha L. Jones) (Released)  U.S. Marine Corps 1ST Force Service Support Group Marines ride inside the cargo area of a Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) 7-ton truck during the simulated live-fire application process of the Convoy Security Course at Camp Deluz, located onboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., on Aug. 14, 2004, to learn how to respond immediately to enemy fire. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance CPL. Samantha L. Jones) (Released) |
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BRIGHT STAR 01/02 BRIGHT STAR 01/02 is a multinational exercise involving more than 74,000 troops from 44 countries that enhances regional stability and military-to-military cooperation among our key allies, and our regional partners. It prepares US Central Command to rapidly deploy and employ the forces needed to deter aggressors and, if necessary, fight and win side-by-side with our allies and regional partners.  USMC personnel assigned to the 26TH Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), Camp Lejeune, NC armed with a 5.56mm M16A2 assault rifles, takes up defensive positions near an Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV7A1) on the beach at El Omayed, Egypt while conducting amphibious operations, during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 23, 2001  USMC personnel assigned to the 26TH Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), Camp Lejeune, NC practice beach assault techniques on the beach at El Omayed, Egypt while conducting amphibious operations, during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 20, 2001  A Member of the 26TH Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), USMC, Camp Lejeune, NC armed with a 5.56mm M16A2 assault rifle takes up a defensive positions near an Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV7A1) on the beach at El Omayed, Egypt while conducting amphibious operations, during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 20, 2001  USMC personnel assigned to the 26TH Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), Camp Lejeune, NC exit an Amphibious Assault Vehicles (AAV7A1) on the beach at El Omayed, Egypt as US, Spanish and Egyptian Forces conduct amphibious operations, during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 20, 2001  Corporal (CPL), Daniel Morrison, USMC, 26TH Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), Camp Lejeune, NC armed with a 5.56mm M16A2 assault rifle with M203 40mm grenade launcher attached moves into position at El Omayed beach in Egypt as marines conducted amphibious assault operations, during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 20, 2001  US Marine Corps (USMC) Lance Corporal (LCPL) Paul Chester, armed with a 5.56mm  A German solider talks STAFF Sergeant (SSGT), Perry, USA, as he sights through the scope atop a German G-22 High Power Sniper Rifle, during a small arms training course held at Mubarak Military City in Egypt during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 16, 2001  Close up of STAFF Sergeant (SSGT), Perry, USA, as he sights through the scope atop a German G-22 High Power Sniper Rifle, during a small arms training course held at Mubarak Military City in Egypt during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 16, 2001  After firing the German G-22 High Power Sniper Rifle, STAFF Sergeant (SSGT), Perry (lying in prone position), USA, talks with a German soldier about the weapon, during a small arms training course held at Mubarak Military City in Egypt during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 16, 2001  Egyptian Soldiers demonstrate the Misr 7.62mm (Soviet AKM, AK-47) assault rifle during a small arms training class at a firing range just outside of Mubarak Military City in Egypt, part of Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 16, 2001  Egyptian Army Soldiers armed with 7.62mm AK-47 assault rifles and a FN 7.62mm MAG general purpose machine gun disembark from a USN Landing Craft Air Cushioned (LCAC), on the beach at El Omayed, Egypt as US, Spanish and Egyptian Forces conduct amphibious operations, during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 20, 2001  Kuwaiti Army Soldiers armed with 5.56mm M16A2 assault rifles with M203 grenade launchers attached, from the Kuwaiti Commando Unit 25, stand in ready arms position while in formation at Mubarak Military City in Egypt during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 20, 2001  A Kuwaiti Soldier answers questions about the Kuwaiti (USA) 5.56mm M16A1 assault rifle during a small arms training class at a firing range just outside of Mubarak Military City in Egypt, part of Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 16, 2001  Kuwaiti Soldiers prepare to fire the Kuwaiti (USA) 5.56mm M16A1 assault rifle from the prone position, during a small arms training class at a firing range just outside of Mubarak Military City in Egypt, part of Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 16, 2001  A Kuwaiti Flag flies from a guidon carried by a Kuwaiti Soldier, at Mubarak Military City in Egypt during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 20, 2001  First Lieutenant Aladin Alaeldin, an Egyptian platoon commander, (center), talks with Marines at the small arms firing range just outside of Mubarak Military City in Egypt. Numerous nations participating in BRIGHT STAR 01-02 gathered at the small arms firing range to shoot and learn about each countries' weapons systems as part of the affiliation training phase of the exercise. October 15, 2001  A Spanish soldier looks over his shoulder just prior firing his Heckler & Koch G36E 5.56mm weapon on an Egyptian firing range just outside of Mubarak Military City in Egypt. Numerous nations participating in BRIGHT STAR 01-02 gathered at the small arms firing range shoot and learn about each countries' weapons systems as part of the affiliation training phase of the exercise. October 15, 2001  A Greek sharp shooter asks a Marine to check his target during a sniper demonstration. Military snipers from six countries gathered at the small arms firing range just outside of Mubarak Military City, Egypt, to learn about and shoot each others weapons as part of coalition training for BRIGHT STAR 01-02. October 16, 2001  Lance Corporal (LCPL), Kennon Carney, USMC, 5TH Marines, Camp Pendleton, CA show Officer Cadet Jens Kempf, German Army, where his shots landed after firing the Germany Army 7.62mm MG3 machine gun during a small arms training course held at Mubarak Military City in Egypt during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 18, 2001  Lance Corporal (LCPL), Leon Behan, USMC, 3RD Battalion, 11th Marines, 29 Palms, CA, learns how to fire the German Army MG3 machine gun during a small arms training course held at Mubarak Military City in Egypt during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 18, 2001  Lance Corporal (LCPL), Kennon Carney, USMC, 5TH Marines, Camp Pendleton, CA props a Germany Army 7.62mm MG3 machine gun on the back of a German Soldier during a small arms training course held at Mubarak Military City in Egypt during Exercise BRIGHT STAR 01/02. October 18, 2001 |
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Originally Posted By eden_regent: crazy seeing a mg42 out in the field in the 21st century MG3 is a product improvment over the MG42. We still field the M2HB that came out in the 1933. I still have WWII M2 HBs that I service on down range. The M240B/MAG58 is nothing more but an updated and modified Browning 1918 BAR with a FN BAR Type D quick change barrel and MG42 feed system. Also remember the 9x19mm cartridge been out since 1902. CD |
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Iraq: 91,03,04,05,06,08,09,15,16,22’&23'
Afghanistan: 09,10,11',14',17',18',19',20'&21'
Iraq: 91,03,04,05,06,08,09,15,16,22’&23'
Afghanistan: 09,10,11',14',17',18',19',20'&21'
 The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers on their way to one of the islands on tigris river for a search mission, 814th engineer company soldiers provided river crossing capabilities in support of combat operation, southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 21, 2005(U.S. Army photo by SPC. Gul A. Alisan) (Released)  The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers on their way to one of the islands on tigris river for a search mission, 814th engineer company soldiers provided river crossing capabilities in support of combat operation, southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 21, 2005  The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers on their way to one of the islands on tigris river for a search mission, 814th engineer company soldiers provided river crossing capabilities in support of combat operation, southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 21, 2005  The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers on their way to one of the islands on tigris river for a search mission, 814th engineer company soldiers provided river crossing capabilities in support of combat operation, southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 21, 2005  The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers on their way to one of the islands on tigris river for a search mission, 814th engineer company soldiers provided river crossing capabilities in support of combat operation, southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 21, 2005  The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers pull securty on their way to one of the islands on tigris river for a search mission, 814th engineer company soldiers provided river crossing capabilities in support of combat operation, southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 21, 2005  The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers pull securty on their way to one of the islands on tigris river for a search mission, 814th engineer company soldiers provided river crossing capabilities in support of combat operation, southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 21, 2005  The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers getting ready for a search mission on the islands of tigris river, 814th engineer company soldiers provided river crossing capabilities in support of combat operation, southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 21, 2005  The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers on a recon mission on the islands on tigris river southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 20, 2005  The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers coming back from a recon mission on the islands of tigris river, 814th engineer company soldiers provided river crossing capabilities in support of combat operation, southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 20, 2005  The 3-7 Cavalary, 3ID division soldiers coming back from a recon mission on the islands of tigris river, 814th engineer company soldiers provided river crossing capabilities in support of combat operation, southeastern Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 20, 2005 |
 Marines of the Security Force Company patrol in the woods with M-16A2 assault rifles during training in guarding the special weapons area of the submarine base. Naval Submarine Base, Kings Bay, Georgia. April 27, 1992  Marines of the Security Force Company practice with electronic sighting devices on their M-16A2 assault rifles during training in guarding the special weapons area of the submarine base. Naval Submarine Base, Kings Bay, Georgia. April 27, 1992  Marines of the Security Force Company practice with electronic sighting devices on their M-16A2 assault rifles during training in guarding the special weapons area of the submarine base. Naval Submarine Base, Kings Bay, Georgia. April 27, 1992  A Marine of the Security Force Company patrols through smoke with an M-16A2 assault rifle during training in guarding the special weapons area of the submarine base. Naval Submarine Base, Kings Bay, Georgia. April 27, 1992  A Marine of the Security Force Company patrols through smoke with an M-16A2 assault rifle during training in guarding the special weapons area of the submarine base. Naval Submarine Base, Kings Bay, Georgia. April 27, 1992  A Marine of the Security Force Company stands guard with an M-16A2 assault rifle in a bunker near the special weapons area of the submarine base. Naval Submarine Base, Kings Bay, Georgia. April 27, 1992  Marines of the Security Force Company stand guard with M-16A2 assault rifles while patrolling in a boat near the special weapons area of the submarine base. Naval Submarine Base, Kings Bay, Georgia. April 27, 1992 |
GUU-5/P US Air Force (USAF) Security Police (SP) from the 81st Security Forces Squadron (SFS), armed with 5.56mm M4 carbines and 9mm handguns, conduct emergency services team training, during a Special Weapons And Tactics (SWAT) course, at Kessler Air Force Base (AFB), Mississippi. June 27, 2002 |
 AMN Gene Culbert raises an M-16A2 rifle equipped with an M-203 grenade launcher. Culbert is participating in a course designed to teach Air Force security police infantry tactics for air base defense. Fort Dix, New Jersey. April 10, 1990  Airmen fire M-16A2 rifles equipped with M-203 grenade launchers on a range. They are participating in a course designed to teach Air Force security police infantry tactics for air base defense. Fort Dix, New Jersey. April 10, 1990 |
XM4 carbine in first two pics, as well as, (less visible) in some of the other pics of this series: A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School armed with an M16A2 carbine rifle moves through the woods while on patrol during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School armed with an M16A2 rifle moves through the woods while on patrol during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School assumes a prone position, aiming with his M16A2 rifle during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School armed with an M16A2 rifle moves through the woods while on patrol during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School armed with an M16A2 rifle assumes a prone position during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School armed with an M16A2 rifle moves across the road while on patrol during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  Students at the Scout Sniper Instructor School record information while in a prone position during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School assumes a defensive position while on patrol during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School observes and records forward operations from a covered and concealed position during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School moves through the woods while on patrol during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  Students at the Scout Sniper Instructor School assemble to discuss operations during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  Marines acting as an aggressor force move through the woods during a field training exercise at the Scout Sniper Instructor School. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School talks on a field radio while recording information into the log during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  Students at the Scout Sniper Instructor School use ghillie suits for camouflage while searching for targets during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School wears a ghillie suit for camouflage while sighting at a target during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School indicates to another student their position on the map during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  Students at the Scout Sniper Instructor School armed with M-16A2 rifles move through the woods while on patrol. One student sights with binoculars while the other assumes a defensive posture while halted. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School armed with an M16A2 rifle runs across the road while on patrol during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student at the Scout Sniper Instructor School aims his sniper rifle at a target during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student uses binoculars to spot targets while another student aims a sniper rifle during Scout Sniper Instructor School training. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  A student aims a sniper rifle at targets during Scout Sniper Instructor School training. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987  M16A2 rifles with blank adapters and M70 scout sniper rifles are stacked along a bench during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987 |
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Originally Posted By Sandguard: Stacked A2s, Parris Island, SC in 2007. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/9538/South-Carolina-2007-277-156854.JPG Looks like summer time. I got there in January of 2008 Is anyone able to run the serial number of a rifle? I'm dying to find out what happened to my old boot camp rifle from MCRD PI. It was a colt m16a2, serial number 6340345.                Shortly after it started pouring down rain right after we got done doing mag dumps. I think I did 10-13 mags (it's been 15 years now) on burst and my rifle was SMOKING hot with a lot of steam coming from below the handguards. |
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| So can someone help me out here. I have an early 90's A2 musket, that I've put together. A clone of what I was issued in 92. It's an FN F diagonal K upper and I'm trying to find a definitive answer on the forward assist. I am pretty sure they were all the small button but wondering if there were any modified large buttons out there, at the time. |
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Originally Posted By stahlhelm35: So can someone help me out here. I have an early 90's A2 musket, that I've put together. A clone of what I was issued in 92. It's an FN F diagonal K upper and I'm trying to find a definitive answer on the forward assist. I am pretty sure they were all the small button but wondering if there were any modified large buttons out there, at the time. Once in the system, they are there for decades. I haven't seen any of the large D in ages. I do see tear drop FA every now and then but they had decades of use. I would say your A2 rifle had a current FA. You want muskets?  Attached File |
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Iraq: 91,03,04,05,06,08,09,15,16,22’&23'
Afghanistan: 09,10,11',14',17',18',19',20'&21'
Iraq: 91,03,04,05,06,08,09,15,16,22’&23'
Afghanistan: 09,10,11',14',17',18',19',20'&21'
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Originally Posted By mlin: Two members of the 7th Infantry Division take a break while on patrol during Operation Just Cause. The soldiers are armed with M-16A2 rifles. Panama That's a rare large circle forward assist. https://i.imgur.com/C9Sqb0Y.jpg its also a very strange photo.... no name/branch tapes, no unit patches, no ranks.... no jungle boots, but that's not something they all wore, so it may not be too odd. Were uniforms sanitized in OJC? |
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Originally Posted By ww1415: https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/8/4291/6429108/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/1988/DM-ST-88-09868.jpeg M16A2 rifles with blank adapters and M70 scout sniper rifles are stacked along a bench during a field training exercise. Quantico, Virginia. July 19, 1987 M70 scout sniper rifles? Those look like M40A1s to me. Some nice smear stocks too. |
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Originally Posted By seand1111: its also a very strange photo.... no name/branch tapes, no unit patches, no ranks.... no jungle boots, but that's not something they all wore, so it may not be too odd. Were uniforms sanitized in OJC? Originally Posted By seand1111: Originally Posted By mlin: Two members of the 7th Infantry Division take a break while on patrol during Operation Just Cause. The soldiers are armed with M-16A2 rifles. Panama That's a rare large circle forward assist. https://i.imgur.com/C9Sqb0Y.jpg its also a very strange photo.... no name/branch tapes, no unit patches, no ranks.... no jungle boots, but that's not something they all wore, so it may not be too odd. Were uniforms sanitized in OJC? |
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Basic Training Rifle Range Video description: This is video that was recorded by a photography company in Columbus, Georgia while I was in US Army Basic Combat Training from August-Nov 1997. This company would record various bits of training and then rip of the Joes by charging them large quantities of hard-earned money for this bouncy, grainy video. Anyways....its good to have this record of what I was going through, though it is hardly all-encompassing. This is video from the rifle range. Shortly after introduction to our new best friend, the M-16A2, we started practicing for marksmanship qualification. This shows the unglamorous side of rifle training in the Army. From getting "rodded off the range" to make sure you had no obstructions in your barrel, to counting out rounds at the ammunition supply point, this is Army basic training. Good stuff...Hooah! More clips from my basic training to come.  Basic Training Rifle Range |
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Originally Posted By mech4matsnova: USMC MEU in Liberia 2003 https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/349748/1000005702_jpg-3347584.JPG  Kinda like what Admin posted yesterday. I might make a clone of this with my dissy. Need to find a peq2 now |
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"I'll come for the killing and stay for the cheesecake"
SSgt Jason A Decker. 11/6/09
"I'll come for the killing and stay for the cheesecake"
SSgt Jason A Decker. 11/6/09
US Marine Corps (USMC) Sergeant (SGT) Robert Alvarez, Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion (BN), 1ST Marines (MAR), makes sure his 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle is ready to fire at Wilcox Range 101, Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton, California (CA), during his annual field fire qualification. 2003
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Originally Posted By ww1415: Photos location: Valdez, Alaska. Date: April 25, 2002 USN Colt 727's ??? ↓ https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/54/6284/6628454/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/2004/DF-SD-04-05747.jpeg A US Navy (USN) Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) range safety officer (RSO) instructs trainees in how to defend themselves against an enemy, during Colt 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle familiarization training in Valdez, Alaska https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/62/6284/6628462/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/2004/DF-SD-04-05751.jpeg A US Navy (USN) Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) range safety officer (RSO) instructs trainees in how to use and defend themselves against an enemy, during Colt 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle familiarization training on a live firing range in Valdez, Alaska https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/59/6284/6628459/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/2004/DF-SD-04-05748.jpeg A US Navy (USN) Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) range safety officer (RSO) instructs trainees in how to use and defend themselves against an enemy, during Colt 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle familiarization training in Valdez, Alaska https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/61/6284/6628461/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/2004/DF-SD-04-05750.jpeg A US Navy (USN) Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) range safety officer (RSO) shows Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) Darren Hanson, from the EOD Mobil Unit 17 Oak Harbor, Washington, how well he fired after an enemy attack scenario during his Colt 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle familiarization training in Valdez, Alaska https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/63/6284/6628463/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/2004/DF-SD-04-05752.jpeg A US Navy (USN) Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) range safety officer (RSO) instructs trainees in how to use small arms, load ammunition and range safety, during Colt 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle familiarization training on a live firing range in Valdez, Alaska https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/52/6284/6628452/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/2004/DF-SD-04-05745.jpeg US Navy (USN) personnel load magazines during Colt 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle familiarization training in Valdez, Alaska https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/53/6284/6628453/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/2004/DF-SD-04-05746.jpeg US Navy (USN) personnel load magazines at a live range during Colt 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle familiarization training in Valdez, Alaska https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/64/6284/6628464/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/2004/DF-SD-04-05753.jpeg A US Navy (USN) Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) range safety officer (RSO) puts Canadian Navy (CAF) Leading SEAMAN (LSM) Ed Paquette from the Fleet Diving team in the Pacific Unit, Victoria, British Columbia, through an enemy attack scenario during his Colt 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle familiarization training in Valdez, Alaska https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/60/6284/6628460/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/2004/DF-SD-04-05749.jpeg A US Navy (USN) Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) range safety officer (RSO) puts Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) Darren Hanson, from the EOD Mobil Unit 17 Oak Harbor, Washington, through an enemy attack scenario during his Colt 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle familiarization training in Valdez, Alaska https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/opastorage/live/34/6284/6628434/content/arcmedia/stillpix/330-cfd/2004/DF-SD-04-05728.jpeg A Canadian Navy (CAF) Leading SEAMAN (LSM) Eric Perras from the Fleet Diving in the Pacific Unit, Victoria, British Columbia, shoots a Colt 5.56 mm M16A2 Rifle as part of M16A2 Rifle familiarization training in Valdez, Alaska Nice photos. These are NR727 (Navy Rifle - per retired Seal Dave Hall). They were the COTS Colt RO727. 
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Originally Posted By mlin: A member of Battery K, 12th Marines, fires an M-16A2 rifle equipped with an M-203 grenade launcher, during the joint Korean-U.S. Exercise Bear Hunt '88. Uncheon Country, South Korea https://i.imgur.com/5DXRQ7Q.jpg Nice picture of an USMC A2 in 1988 with a large head forward assist. I was an 0311 1987-1991. I always thought they had large head FA. That pic confirms it. |
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Never seen a RX mounted on top of a carry handle, I'm assuming this is a Marine in IRQ. Looks like it's on a ARMS #39 Attached File 
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