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What do you think about the US Secret Service?
Anyone have some insight on what a day working as a special agent assigned to investigations would be like?
Protective detail, especially the Presidential detail looks interesting. However it seems like you would never see any action because who the hell is going to try to kill a protectee?
Even if someone did try it would probably be a once in a career incident.
Would you work for the USSS? What about some other federal agency, excluding the ATF of course...
12 hour days in an office trying to catch counterfeiters
>>27804372
>physically protecting the worst scum in the world
Only the ATF is worse.
>>27804372
my friend has a clearance doing stuff, he says the former secret service people literally can't read.
Which nugget is the best nugget?
Yes I'm from britbongistan
http://m.gunstar.co.uk/Mosin-Nagant/I/All-Guns-for-sale?redirm=1
One without a bayonet that's for sure, because you can't have a fucking knife.
>>27804166
>best nugget
this is a trick question, the answer is none.
well played op.
>>27804166
the one you can actually fire
Post CCW, self defense in action, green text, videos, pictures, all welcome. Did you ever pull your gun out ready to defend yourself? Did you ever engage in a firefight? What happened? This is geared towards civilians.
No bad things ever happen to you /k/?
>>27804062
>>27804754
https://youtu.be/5bsAMSQ13bY
I'm trying to tell my friend that massed airborne invasions rarely ever work or nearly always end in heavy casualties, the Germans got massacred at Crete in WW2 and even the airborne landings during Operation Overlord were almost a disaster.
So my question is this, would it be possible for the US to mount a purely airborne invasion of say the UK using only airdrops by parachute trained troops as a means of insertion?
>>27804015
Operation Northern Delay.
kek
Crete was a disaster because of poor intelligence and planning, not because airborne invasions don't work
That said, there's a very small number of armored vehicles that can be dropped via parachute, and MBTs aren't one of them.
>>27804015
Gliders are the way to go.
I designed this tank for the US military, do you think they'll accept it? Also /THG/ since it doesn't seem to exist
No spaced armour. It's shit.
Now draw the internals.
There's no plow
What's /k/'s opinion of pic related? I've been thinking about getting one to keep in my bug out bag, and I've heard mixed reviews.
>>27803767
The new ones are way better than the old ones, .22 is gay, they should do a redesign and make it a 9mm, add a compass, small flashlight, Mora style knife and a ferro rod to the butt storage then it would be a true survival weapon.
>>27803767
jesus, should we sticky this rifle? it seems like a new thread pops up every few days, on average.
>>27803767
Looks as though it'd be good for a bug out kit. See if there are any videos up on youtube or something to see how it preforms before you buy it.
