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An insanely hard image screencaptured from a paki media coverage. This image is very relevant to recent ongoings along the LoC.
Edit - the image is old nevertheless it still is very relevant.
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Mountain Rats - Raising Day Special ~ Marcos Marcos In Maldives 🇲🇻
Raising Day Special ~ Marcos Marcos In Maldives 🇲🇻 https://t.co/9GGDyhXDFc
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He's talking about so many crazy operations in such a light manner. Next level..... must watch
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Repost from ODA 69
I've seen a lot of questions so as to why this guy is carrying 2 radios. Firstly you need to understand how these radios specifically work. It's not that you hook up a radio in your kit and go into any combat situations.
The radio on the belt is a motorola SRX-2200 p25 radio. It is a really advanced one yet its form factor is small which makes it ideal in a lot of cases.
The second one on the back is a L3Harris RF7850-SPR, a MANET/RoIP capable radio with a host of features that makes it extremely robust and powerful.
Now the question comes, why 2 radios ?
This setup isn't working in isolation, the motorola radio is tethered to the l3 one which helps in tuning into a network without fiddling around with the motorola in intense combat situations. Speeding up the decision making process of any operator.
Plus it adds the power of "mesh networking" to a p25 radio which works on line of sight concept using UHF/VHF frequency bandwidth, hence eliminating the possibility of being limited by geographical relief during any operation.
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This is an Radio over IP (RoIP) based comms network setup. I've explained a use case of this long ago which I'll quote next
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While most are obsessing over the pistol and it's setup (which I have zero problems with)... I noticed a far more intruiging thing that speaks about the level and nuance of training they are getting
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HELMET -
> Olive Planet MICH-2001-R-B (non ballistic)
PLATE CARRIER -
> SAPL PLATE CARRIER W/ POUCHES ( c- @Sebastiaannnn)
HEADSET -
> Racal Acoustics Cobra Headset RA3185
COMMUNICATIONS -
> L3Harris RF 7850-SPR + Motorola XiR p8668i (RoIP configuration)
> Racal Acoustics RA3710/0431 PTT
WEAPONS
>PRIMARY -
PLR Tavor TAR-21 FT (5.56X45mm) w/ Mepro MOR reflex sight
>SECONDARY -
PLR Masada (9X19mm) w/ Mepro MicroRDS
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Repost from VXTOR.OPS 🇮🇳
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12 years ago, after a successful operation involving hostage rescue and room intervention techniques.
Data indicates 60% (approx.) likelihood of casualties in operations with opposed entry.
In this operation, my buddy took a bullet to his shoulder during our approach to the target building. He was provided immediate first aid and evacuated safely.
"Slow is smooth, smooth is fast"
Image and Caption by Maj Arjun's Instagram
