hog88
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The daily duties of a commander is not to worry about weapons, especially Small Arms. I'm sure they know how to use it if it came to that point but I'm saying he doesn't deal with small arms ever unless he's Target practicing on his own
I kinda wondered if it was part of a challenge or moral building exercise. it was part of some "shoot" that was going on on that ship. doesn't sound like anyone was qualifying at the event.The commander should have noticed the improperly mounted scope and strapped that Gunners Mates ass. Not went along with the photo op.
I kinda wondered if it was part of a challenge or moral building exercise. it was part of some "shoot" that was going on on that ship. doesn't sound like anyone was qualifying at the event.
bad optics regardless, but I don't see much actual harm in it.
I have to believe he “noticed” it as soon as he mounted the rifle. Looking in the entrance aperture of any scope of any useful mag is going to be freaking obvious. The pic shows casings being ejected so he clearly fired it anyway. A head scratcher for sureThe commander should have noticed the improperly mounted scope and strapped that Gunners Mates ass. Not went along with the photo op.
We should be purchasing Japan’s Taigei class submarines by the bushel.US Navy secretary says he was 'floored' by a Pacific ally's shipbuilding abilities amid American warship production woes
Amid US Navy ship delays and other problems, Carlos Del Toro said South Korea and Japan could build warships on schedule at a fraction of the cost and time.www.yahoo.com
jusy who are these clowns..has it not been known that SK has been one of the worlds largest shipbuilders for decades. We are run by morons.
Sad to see the arsenal of democracy become so hollow.We should be purchasing Japan’s Taigei class submarines by the bushel.
And South Korea’s Aegis equipped destroyers.