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Overview of Tactical Vests available at airSOCOM.com

Demonstration on How to Tactical Belt.

Four bad guys falling down. This video belong to www.tirotactico.com

Another view of hip shooting strong hand. This video belong to www.tirotactico.com

Here a front view shooting with weak hand. The camera is in front, very scared! This video belong to www.tirotactico.com

This is a video of the MTHEL shooting 1 and then 3 simultanious mortar rounds in flight at the same time right out of the sky.

French Airsoft Team vidéo

Two Glock pistols.Double tap. This video belong to www.tirotactico.com

This is from a camera shot only shown on Al Jazeera that I have seen since the 19th of August! I don't know where but if anyone speaks Arabic or Persian I would like a translation of the where and when this took place!

Sukhoi T-50 PAK-FA Tactical Frontline Fighter

Shooting with two glock. Double tap.

Here a training day with Pistol and Shotgun. This video belong to www.tirotactico.com

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Extreme low-flying and aerobatics with French Puma's.

OTP - Quadruple X strikes again. An unsuspecting security guard (our close buddy) recieves some excitement on a normally boring night shift.

Training Hip Shooting - Four Bad Guys

Same bad guys falling down again.This video belong to www.tirotactico.com

sporting clay target in hip shooting technique. This video belong to www.tirotactico.com

Is The U.S. using new experimental "Tactical High Energy Laser" weapons in Iraq? “Star Wars in Iraq” is a new investigative report by Maurizio Torrealta and Sigfrido Ranucci. http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article13129.htm According to official Pentagon sources, military vehicles equipped with this laser device have been used in Afghanistan to explode mines. According to two reliable military information sites – Defense Tech and Defence Industry Daily - at least three such vehicles are being used in Iraq as well and some people report having seen them. us microwave & lazer weapons Operation The ADS works by directing electromagnetic radiation at a frequency of 95 GHz toward the subjects. The waves excite (see Excited state) water molecules in the epidermis (skin) to around 55 C (130 degrees Fahrenheit), causing an intensely painful burning sensation. The focused beam can be directed at targets at a range of approximately one kilometer. A higher radio frequency is chosen because, as a property of electromagnetic waves (known as "skin depth"), they are unable to penetrate the body as deeply as lower frequency waves, thereby affecting external organs only, such as skin. The United States military states the effect "penetrates the skin to a depth of less than 1/64 of an inch." A spokesman for the Air Force Research Laboratory described his experience as a test subject for the system: "For the first millisecond, it just felt like the skin was warming up. Then it got warmer and warmer and you felt like it was on fire.... As soon as you're away from that beam your skin returns to normal and there is no pain." The ADS is currently only a vehicle mounted weapon, however, U.S. Marines and police are both working on portable versions.