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Wilbur, a U.S. Marine Corps military working dog with a Marine special operations team, takes a break with his handler after successfully searching a build site for an Afghan Local Police (ALP) checkpoint in Helmand province, Afghanistan, March 30, 2013. The ALP complemented counterinsurgency efforts by assisting and supporting rural areas with a limited Afghan National Security Forces presence. (DoD photo by Sgt. Pete Thibodeau/Released)
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Tactical Operations Command
Members of Brazil’s COT (Comando de Operações Táticas), which translates into it’s reverse acronym TOC (Tactical Operations Command). They are part of the Federal Police but are military trained as opposed to regular law enforcement training. They seem to use a lot of different weapons; a mix of AR-15’s, H&K 417’s, G36K’s, G36C’s, even what looks like an M16.
Shit, I was just about to post these. Well, they're our Counter-Terrorist unit. And they are pretty fucking good. Hopefully I'll be there in 8 years, studying and training for this shit. About weapons... you can add: MP5s, FALs and Barrets (sniper team) .
Pictures of Batalhão de Choque (anti-riot team) in Av. Paulista. Riot against government.Â
C.O.T., brazilian's counter terrorist unit training Federal's Anti-Riot team.Â
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160th SOAR AH-6s over Mogadishu, 1993.
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Yes, it is.Senior Airman Dominick Thompson hugs his wife, Lisa, April 11, 2013, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., after returning from his unit’s first six-month deployment to Southwest Asia. The group was welcomed by a cheering crowd of family and friends. Thompson is assigned to the 560th Red Horse Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Dennis Sloan)
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UN in combat whaaaaaat?
yeahh righttt
i dont get this picture. brazilian troops attached to the UN in combat? are they in Haiti? If so, why are they in combat? Are they clearing favelas in brazil with UN helmets? what’s going on??????
sometimes peace corps need to get their hands dirty I figure
and yeah I’d say haiti, we don’t get blue helmets on our favelas around here. Mostly black uniforms.
Yeah, that’s right. It’s Haiti, these guys were looking for gang members. And yes, we don’t get blue helmets on favelas, we don’t use army also… Those in black uniforms are Police’s Special Forces. When shit get pretty hardcore, we use our marines.
I was just taking a guess, considering that report from the brazilian ministry of defense saying half of the brazilian military is obsolete. Yeah, I’m not a big fan of brazil, but I respect that they’re dismantling crime in favelas and fighting crime in countries in need. Go BOPE!
Actually I don’t blame you, even though I don’t know why the hell in earth you don’t like our country. But actually, the report from our ministry makes me wanna die, for real, mainly because he is right. Our military is so fucked up, I don’t even know how to describe it. But you know, it’s Dilma’s fault (our president) and Lula’s too (ex-president). Lula was the most corrupt politician I’ve ever seen, Dilma used to fight against military government, that’s why she hates military and don’t give a fuck about them. I fucking love my country, I just hate people who lives here. Always fucking up with everything… At least we have a decent Counter-Terrorist unit, I’ll be one of them in a few years.
