I have no idea if this has been shown in the UK but from the first ten minutes, it looks excellent. Looks like most episodes are available on YouTube too. Enjoy.
Showing posts with label military. Show all posts
Showing posts with label military. Show all posts
Wednesday, 14 December 2011
Tuesday, 21 July 2009
MilPictures.com
MILpictures is a team led by the multi-internationally awarded photographer and former sharpshooter Tom Weber. He has set for itself the goal to not only produce theme-specific photos and videos of military and police special forces, but to do so in never before seen artistic and technical quality.
MILpictures produces fine art photography with real Special Operations Forces units and combines these with pictures taken of models/actors. Many of the extremely complex battle scene reproductions are captured using a high-resolution, large-format camera equipment, so that every detail of the end-product stands out. Consequently, such images could never be found in those taken of real combat actions. To protect the identity of the elite soldiers still on active duty, faces may be digitally re-mastered or actors built into the actual scenes.
MILpictures produces, markets and sells various products ranging from posters, t-shirts, mousepads and much more. Copyrights for pictures found in the archive may be purchased for advertising purposes; in addition, Milpicture services can be booked for special photo/film projects involving military/police scenarios. examples of such services include projects for computer games, military outfitters, magazines, and military/police force reenactments.
MILpictures produces fine art photography with real Special Operations Forces units and combines these with pictures taken of models/actors. Many of the extremely complex battle scene reproductions are captured using a high-resolution, large-format camera equipment, so that every detail of the end-product stands out. Consequently, such images could never be found in those taken of real combat actions. To protect the identity of the elite soldiers still on active duty, faces may be digitally re-mastered or actors built into the actual scenes.
MILpictures produces, markets and sells various products ranging from posters, t-shirts, mousepads and much more. Copyrights for pictures found in the archive may be purchased for advertising purposes; in addition, Milpicture services can be booked for special photo/film projects involving military/police scenarios. examples of such services include projects for computer games, military outfitters, magazines, and military/police force reenactments.
Tuesday, 3 June 2008
Demonstration of HK416 Action
Just found on the Military Times website (which in itself is a new discovery for me), a graphic showing how the action of the HK416 works.
Another new site I've come across is Military Spot. Haven't had much of a look at it yet, but will do in the near future.
Another new site I've come across is Military Spot. Haven't had much of a look at it yet, but will do in the near future.
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