С 2006 по какой?
ТВД песочница ессно, ну а так же тихоокеанский, доставка вертушками и пешком. Миссии скорее ЛРП чем ДАП
Спасибо!
Местами, например в означенном третьем разведбате, по сей день. Посмотрите, их много Bryan Denton фотографировал и в фотоальбоме 3-х MEF (имею в виду официальный на фликре) есть фото с ними (правда в основном с тренировок). Сейчас используется "старперами", которым нужно что-то более открытое, чем SPC, но которые не хотят тратиться на что-то новое.
Песочница, как бы подразумевает или скоротечность, или подвозку (чаще второе, благо МРАПов там теперь в достатке), а 2009-й подразумевает массовое переодевание в SPC. Не знаю, как на счет пешком и чистого грин-сайд (что-то не припомню давно именно пеших миссий), но кое-что могу проиллюстрировать (декабрь 2009-го, ЛРП на МРАПах):
US Marines of 3rd Recon Battalion in Washir Valley
US Marines from 3rd Recon Battalion, USMC patrol through poppy fields in the Washir Valley, Helmand Province.
US Marine Praying
Sgt. Sharpe, of Hopi decent, prays a Native-American prayer before departing on operations in the Washir Valley, Helmand Province.
US Marines of 3rd Recon Battalion in Washir Valley
Gunnery Sergeant Jones of 3rd Recon Battalion, USMC during operations in the Washir Valley, Helmand Province.
US Marines of 3rd Recon Battalion in Washir Valley
Cpl Wagner, 3rd Recon Battalion, USMC patrols during operations in the Washir Valley, Helmand Province.
Suspected Taliban Insurgent
US Marines of 3rd Recon Battalion, USMC detain a suspected Taliban insurgent during operations in the Washir Valley, Helmand Province.
По тихоокеанскому ТВД говорить еще сложнее, т.к. там кроме тренировок и совместных учений (Сингапур, Малайзия, Австралия...) и смотреть не начто.
Старье не датированное:
"Современка":
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Staff Sgt. Sigifredo Apodaca, right, team leader, 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion, 3rd Marine Division, III Marine Expeditionary Force, passes word to Cpl. Adam Reynolds, left, alternate team leader, 3rd Recon Batttalion, during a stop in a patrol here April 18. The Marines were practicing standard operating procedures for movement in jungle terrain.
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Cpl. Jason T. Schaefer, reconnaissance scout, 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion, 3rd Marine Division, III Marine Expeditionary Force, advances through the thick vegetation here April 18. Schaefer had shed his rucksack and scouted ahead of the team with one other Marine, finding the best route through the jungle.
Marines with 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion, 3rd Marine Division, III Marine Expeditionary Force, scan the area around them for any evidence from their prey during a combat hunter course Jan. 28.
Sgt. Kyle O. Kerr, a combat instructor with Advanced Infantry Training Battalion, School of Infantry West, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif., breaks a stick to show one of the ways a tracker can identify whether someone has recently been through the area during the combat hunter course Jan. 28. The ends of a stick will show dirt from sitting over time, while a fresh break is much lighter and clean.
A Marine with 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion, 3rd Marine Division, III Marine Expeditionary Force, looks for possible disturbances in the natural environment such as freshly broken sticks, flattened plants, footprints or skid marks to identify if someone has recently been through the area Jan. 28. During the combat hunter training, the Marines were split up into two groups, the hunters and the prey, and put their new skills to the test.
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