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Not Positive, But it looks like a McMillan .50 rifle.
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The same photographer, AP's Jim MacMillan, took both pictures, as well as the one below. Pretty much all of his pictures are of US Army forces - 1st Cav and the Oregon ARNG's 2-162 IN, plus a few special operators, so I imagine he's in Najaf as an embed with the cavalry TF.
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Another one of MacMillan's:
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An M14?? WTF?? Could be captured I guess, unless the Oregon ARNG is that far down the chain for new toys.
Cool Pics AL, Thanks for posting them. |
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I saw BARs and Garands in an Armory in 1994. Nice pics, AL, thanks for posting them. McMillan appears to get going in harms way to get his pics. TR |
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This appears to be the same guy as in the earlier M-4 picture. Doesn't look like he's in his happy place (actually, looking at both pictures, I'd worry he's getting close to his breaking point; I hope his chain of command and buddies are on top of things).
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He looks like he is afraid. Very afraid. TR |
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What range do you think our guys are shooting at? TR |
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Hey RL whats the source of all the pics?
actually, anyone got any good sources of pics ex Iraq and A'stan? Also, off topic, but who do i have to top to get rid of the 'asset' below my name? Its giving me bad dreams zeroalpha |
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That one weapon is not the M-107, but angle won't let me decide on which it is for sure. Some of those shots are definately not Cav folk. |
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(On the Other weapon) The stock and the Muzzle brake lead me to believe that it's a McMillan, But I have been wrong before (Once or Twice) |
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