Nicknamed ‘Lông Trung du Kich’ (‘White Feather Sniper’)
‘It was night and low visibility, but I saw a guy with an AK-47 lit up by the porch light in a doorway about 400 meters away. I watched him through the sights. He looked like just another Iraqi. I hit him low in the stomach and dropped him.’ – Specialist James Wilks, 25, from Fort Worth, Texas. Concealment is key to becoming a great sniper. Highly trained marksmen who can shoot accurately from incredible distances with specialized training in high-precision rifles. In addition, they are trained in camouflage, field craft, infiltration, reconnaissance and observation, making them perhaps the most feared military presence in a war. Below is my list of top ten snipers in history and some of the greatest shots ever fired.
Great article and posted!
ReplyDeleteSeems like there should have been a WWII German sniper in there.
ReplyDeletePossibly a little PC?
ReplyDeleteGood point though.
Interesting and may well be. I just started checking into it and think I'll post another.
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