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gundy

gundy

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...very busy...

The desert is hot this time of year...

Somebody sent me this pic and I shall name that person, "Mickey Mouse" in the interim. Unless they wish to come forth and claim prize to this pic, and thowt shall obviously be named and therefort cease and desist from being "Mickey".

Quote;

" ...shows a member of a UN mission in the Sudan about to exit a helicopter, with a pair of large blades on the side of his pack and a leatherman on his belt...Someone might have fun trying to identify what the big blades are....:)"

Dont ya just love prot...

On a plane for the next day or so, so be safe ya INFI luvin bastids!

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I do not know if I am a big fan of that skelatonized sheath arrangement he has.:rolleyes:

Even if only very temporary by intent it appears as though it would be very temporary by design.:confused:
 
Those are cool, are those really protos? That one nearest the man looks like a Khurki almost....
 
Looks like a couple of the new Cold Steel machetes. Hope he doesn't land on 'em! :eek:
 
Those look like cold steel machette's ?
Looks like that guy needs some sheaths worse than any one I have ever seen :eek:


Have him give me a call

Hey Gundy I saw your Jensen knife design man that thing is cool :cool:
 
Guy,
Good to hear from you. I thought maybe you'd gone under the knife for your knee and couldn't get to the computer :D:D
 
I agree, this guy is not setting a good example. It does rather support my experience that many paper-back commandos achieve their positions on para-military teams by padding their resumes or impressing a hiring body with little or no idea of the environment they'll be sending their emplpyee into. Makes you think twice about joining an organization that doesn't have a selection process. If this guy's system fails, it won't be because he failed to use common sense, it'll be because an entire team of guys failed to use common sense. Guy, good to know your safe, if only for the moment. Good luck and God bless, John
 
The knives don't even look as though they are secured tightly. As they move around they will cut through the straps, then perhaps cut him. Not too bright!
 
Hi all - thought it looked a little odd. The photo is from an article in Janes Defence Weekly, 23 April 2003, about the Joint Monitoring Mission in Central Sudan. The caption reads

"The Chief Administrative Officer, Lt Col Bjarne Giske of the Norwegian Army, descends from a helicopter to oversee the installation of radio repeaters in an inaccessible location. This is characteristic of the 'hands-on' nature of the mission."

Chris
 
This guy is the Rodney Dangerfield of soldiers with this crowd.......

:D
 
That's a shame. I've trained with some damned fine Norsky operators. Not at all like that fat lop of $h!t.:grumpy:
 
Man, he stops back to post a pic, hangs out for a few minutes and is gone again.

This man is like the wind ;):D:D
 
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