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U.S. Air Forceby ~MilitaryPhotos

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Shane A. Cuomo

A U.S. Force pararescueman surveys his area during a training scenario at an undisclosed U.S. location during exercise Patriot Archangel, Oct. 17, 2009. The exercise hones Guardian Angel combat operations in simulated hostile urban environments and increases combat effectiveness for pararescuemen. U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Shane A. Cuomo

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~Alexander-Brandt May 2, 2013 Writer

Nice to see the Air Force getting some much needed love. Don't get me wrong, the Army deserves all the love in the world, but the Air Force deserves no less.

_{(Except for the Coast Guard )}

~Loungedy Jul 4, 2012 Professional Interface Designer

awesome work!

~Craig-Larsen Feb 11, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

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~trunsako9 Jul 14, 2011

Can someone answer me what he's using simple Office Scissors for O.o? Cutting detonation wires....?

Awesome picture though.

~RyanRyzzo Dec 18, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

They're not simple. Well, he's rescue so there's first aid involved. Scissors to cut open uniforms, straps and such to get to the injury. Safer than knifing your way through. And also for other things.

~trunsako9 Dec 30, 2012

Oh I see now. The scissors are curved differently than a normal pair of scissors.

~PaulDub-u Apr 25, 2011

Just recently watched, making the cut series, and the pararescue episode seemed to be the most full on.
whatever gear he is rocking, if he went through that elimination process to get there.. he deserves everyone respect.

Good photo, i actually notice his gaze into the camera more than a dual tone weapon..

Asianguy78, where's your gallery ?

~Asianguy78 Oct 11, 2010 Hobbyist Artist

The gear is still great though, for whatever it is. I have family in the military, so I know GI Standard fairly well.

~Misfit2-1 Mar 1, 2013 Student Traditional Artist

GI standard is for the regular grunts and Marines, PJs get the same cool toys as the rest of SOCOM

~Asianguy78 Oct 11, 2010 Hobbyist Artist

He isn't enlisted. No one in the military would be carrying an Avtomat rifle into combat as a sidearm, nor have an M4 like that. The common issued M4 has nothing more than an ACOG type scope, or aimpoint manufactured scope, a foregrip, and PEQ box (They sometimes have M203's). They don't use stocks like that, and even if they did, they're usually not in dual tone, like tan black, or OD. He has a MAGPUL magazine in his gun, and the military only uses STANAG type magazines like the rest of the world with 5.56NATO rounds. I assume he's using the flaming car as an advantage to make you think he's in Afghan. I don't know whether it's photoshopped, or a broken car they found that was set on fire purposely. I guarantee your not gonna see anyone in the field with... a paintball AK at all. I don't know if it's you, but that guy is not in the Air Force, or any other branch applicable.

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