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What was the most ammount of times you have enconterd a US Solider getting shot but still alive and able to go back to the fight.

its not opsec what RPGs can do to hummers, its opsec for what they can do to the MRAP's
(shakes head, lol)

RHYS4190 wrote:Not sure if this has been asked, I heard that the M2 browning has been modified to incorporate optics. Is this true, Are the M2 fitted with optic's being used in deployment ,(Iraq Afghanistan) and how wide spread are there use,

optics have been used on teh 50's for quite some time now.

myles wrote:What was the most ammount of times you have enconterd a US Solider getting shot but still alive and able to go back to the fight.

inapropriate question bro

for the humer vs RPG question.... U.S. commanders welcome new Humvees - Conflict in Iraq- msnbc.com

Originally Posted by myles
What was the most ammount of times you have enconterd a US Solider getting shot but still alive and able to go back to the fight.

If the man is in stable condition and still fight, then he can still fight. I dont know how the Army does it, but Marines sit on their pain and just start firing. I was hit in the shin in Fallujah and still managed to fight for another half hour before I passed out from blood loss. So in answer to your question, Myles, plenty. Theres also plenty that are bleeding and require attention...so its hit and miss.

PR.Nato.Swordfish wrote:Originally Posted by myles
What was the most ammount of times you have enconterd a US Solider getting shot but still alive and able to go back to the fight.

If the man is in stable condition and still fight, then he can still fight. I dont know how the Army does it, but Marines sit on their pain and just start firing. I was hit in the shin in Fallujah and still managed to fight for another half hour before I passed out from blood loss. So in answer to your question, Myles, plenty. Theres also plenty that are bleeding and require attention...so its hit and miss.

USMC policy on wounded: "Drink some water and take a Motrin, it will grow back"

dosent matter if its Marine or Army Infantry, if we can fight, we will. usualy till we are unconciouse like he said. but please guys, no more questions about wounds/deaths, ect. tactical for in game only. thank you.

How often does an infantryman uses the Grenader Launcher in Real life?
Also, at what situations?
do they actually work together with a sniper team and the sniper team spots targets behind a fortified building/wall then they just go *plop* *boom*?

And...

What would be the best situation to use grenade launchers in game (always seems like if you crouch there for 2 seconds to plop a grenade on someone who is behind a wall, there would ALWAYS be an insurgent near you. (Even if your squad provides you cover... they just seem to get you before dying =.=)

Kewbie wrote:How often does an infantryman uses the Grenader Launcher in Real life?
Also, at what situations?
do they actually work together with a sniper team and the sniper team spots targets behind a fortified building/wall then they just go *plop* *boom*?

And...

What would be the best situation to use grenade launchers in game (always seems like if you crouch there for 2 seconds to plop a grenade on someone who is behind a wall, there would ALWAYS be an insurgent near you. (Even if your squad provides you cover... they just seem to get you before dying =.=)

we use them sparingly now especialy in built up areas with Civies running around. but in a conventional fight, there good for getting a HE round into a ditch or into a window, or behind a wall. same goes for in game, but since it has a ACOG in game i would keep it on your support by fire element of your squad with the medic and SAW gunner, while you and 2 rifle men with red dots assault the OBJ.

to deal with the blind side attack .....try a better security setup, maybe how your positioning your men has a hole in it? make shure that you have good cover also (solid cover not just from your guys). training with your clan over and over can help with this, also maybe finding some way to practice on a makshift range would help so you can get a accurate round off faster.

0331SgtSpyUSMC wrote:USMC policy on wounded: "Drink some water and take a Motrin, it will grow back"

Motrin is God.


Question: Blackhawks or Sea Stallions?

J.Silver wrote:Motrin is God.


Question: Blackhawks or Sea Stallions?

Hmmm, well the Army dosent use the Sea Stallion, so i have never had the joy of riding in one and dont know there capabilites. and i dont know how it compares technicaly to the Blackhawk, if somone knows both birds please answer.

This thread is being parked due to the original poster stating certain things as facts that are opinionated or false.