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The sniper who killed at 1.5 miles
In 2009, British Army sniper Craig Harrison took aim at two Taliban fighters in Helmand Province. From over 2,475 meters away ...
The marksman's commanding officer says the bullet hit a suspected militant who was wearing a vest rigged with explosives. The subsequent blast... A shot fired by a British Army sniper at a suspected ...
Shane Matthew was on the frontline in war-torn Ukraine for around a month and describes his experiences as he witnessed the full horror of the Russian invasion Shane ...
Although the British Army -- which, along with the Israelis, Canadians and the Americans, is considered to have among the best-trained and most operationally effffective snipers in the world -- buys ...
Sniper rifles expanded battlefield engagement distances from under 3,000 feet in WWII to over 7,500 feet today. The Barrett M82 and .50 BMG platforms transformed sniping by enabling anti-materiel ...
On Oct. 7, 1777, British Brig. Gen. Simon Fraser rode a gray horse along the ridge at Bemis Heights, urging his men forward. The Americans had pressed hard against British lines at Saratoga, and ...
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British soldiers impress at European NATO sniper competition
A First Fusilier sniper team represented the regiment at the European NATO Sniper Competition, partnering with colleagues ...
I’ve always had a fascination with the weaponry created during WWII for early special operations and intelligence troops. Most of my focus has been on the American armaments, but recently the weapons.
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