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Australian SOF

 

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2018. Able Seaman Boatswains Mate Brody Baeumler conducts routine maintenance on the 12.7mm machine gun onboard the Anzac-class frigate HMAS Parramatta (FFH 154).

**Lost count of the number of times I stripped down, head spaced and timed that gun. Head spacing and timing is a thing of the past now**

 

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soldiers in action​

• sas
• Jan 31, 2010

• Bombardier​

• Feb 3, 2021

German soldiers manning a captured Browning M2 Machine gun, Normandy, June 1944

• Mike1976​

• Feb 4, 2021

Interesting to see the ditch all around the position so the possible arch of fire covers the full 360.

• Bombardier​

• Feb 4, 2021

Yes would indicate that they were not confident about the security of their position I guess

soldiers in action

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US Navy

 

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FORT CARSON, Colorado - A 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) Group Support Battalion noncommissioned officer performs a function check on the M2 Browning during the weapons familiarization lane on Fort Carson July 12, 2022. Noncommissioned officers from GSB, 10th SFG (A) participated in a three-day NCO assessment in basic Soldier skills July 12-14, 2022. (Photo by Sgt. Steven Lopez)

 

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Nigerian Army at Malam Fatori, April 3, 2015.

 

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Yemen

 

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Guatemala

 

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IDF

 

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British Army

 

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On Apr. 17, 2020 the Salvadoran military

 

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Lebanon

 

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French

 

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Irish Army Ranger Wing operators during patrol in Chad, May 2008.

 

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French soldiers patrolling the area around the airport in N’djamena, Chad. Feb. 9, 2008. (Benedicte Kurzen/The New York Times)

 

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Indian Navy

 

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Kosovo Police

 

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soldiers in action​

• sas
• Jan 31, 2010

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• Bombardier​

• Feb 3, 2021

German soldiers manning a captured Browning M2 Machine gun, Normandy, June 1944

• Mike1976​

• Feb 4, 2021

Interesting to see the ditch all around the position so the possible arch of fire covers the full 360.

• Bombardier​

• Feb 4, 2021

Yes would indicate that they were not confident about the security of their position I guess

soldiers in action

www.militaryimages.net

the circular trench with the .5 was normally for anti-Aircraft mg on a pole which would have been mounted in the center of the inner piece.