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Comment by Timothy Leon Jackson on August 18, 2011 at 8:42am

I'm going to start posting Field medicine videos as I see fit because ya never know when the situation will arise. I was a Basic combat medical specialist In the Texas Army National Guard from 1992- 1995. The Videos that I post will contain information that could be helpful in everyday life as well as combat medicine. Friends......Time is coming ( I am not a war monger ) Prepare yourselves. We say in the medical field that the best medicine is preventative medicine. We should even go so far as to have Aidmen as well as women with life saving skills and supplies at events.

Comment by TheLasersShadow on August 18, 2011 at 2:09am

AC-130 targets in both day and night with thermal sights as well as natural light telescopic sights in the day. They see heat but its all human guided nothing to complex. The best way to disappear is to block their line of sight by putting an object between you and the thermal camera. Umbrellas with mylar sewn underneath and camo fabric on the top with guille suit material hanging off and dispersed all over it works to block thermal. You'll want to use a special non conductive umbrella, 2(other color) not because you care about lightning but because you dont want metal ribs that light up like a christmas tree under SAR (synthetic aperture radar)

Comment by Cryptocurrency on August 18, 2011 at 12:58am

the c130 targeting optics appear to be heat and motion sensitive target acquisition. curling up into a ball and remaining still could trip the eye in the sky. assuming you are not within the blast radius of the surrounding bombardment, it may actually save your life. i can't imagine what the impact of those cannons are like from the ground. and people wonder how we could have killed over 1 million Iraqis.

 

second vid was good too. so much to learn... that is why i have army field manuals, army ranger, SAS etc.. one for each person to carry. learn what ya can but you can't know it all.