Masada wrote: » Meh, As nice as the android phones are, they are still just iphones without the headstart, a metal detector? i mean, seriously.. wtf? lol I reckon i'll go for this new iPhone as there are a load of features improved apon and i much prefer the look of it over the old "pebble" style. i already have a 32gb at the moment and never get near filling it with photos as it has a flickr app so i dont need to keep them on my phone, i can instantly upload them and access them from anywhere anyway.
tonyj_mc wrote: » just kidding with the metal detectors, never liked the way with the iphone everything has to go through itunes, plus i've had a chequred past with apple, i had like 17 ipods in the space of 12 months a couple of years ago and it really annoyed me
scanlant wrote: » Another new iPhone? Might aswell invest in that iRack so.
T4RGET wrote: » nice one thanks:) did notice one thing though, why does he change from an M4 to having a SCAR and giving it to her and
Damo 2k9 wrote: » Hahahahahahahahaha, id say he felt like a right dope
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desertstorm wrote: » You think that's a spider? THIS is a spider:
Sod'o swords wrote: » For the purpose of the joke, i'll take that bait. ......that's not a spider at all, that's a spoon!
Shiva wrote: » There is no spoon.
Puding wrote: » Snip
T4RGET wrote: » may be a stupid question but are they using airsoft rifles? they may a be a promotional team or a cup winners or something I don't know that's why I ask:0
Origins of the Green Mountain Rangers Name The Green Mountain Rangers (GMR) are an Airsoft unit with members from the New England states plus New York. The GMR comprises ex-military and civilian unit members. The Green Mountain Rangers were founded in northern New England, and their name is derived from and pays tribute to two bands of soldiers hailing from this area. The Green Mountain Boys were Vermont men organized to fight New York tax collectors and protect the ownership of the lands within the New Hampshire Grants. On May 10, 1775, a small group of Green Mountain Boys under the leadership of Ethan Allen and Seth Warner infiltrated the British-held Fort Ticonderoga and demanded its surrender. The cannons and mortars they captured were taken to Boston, enabling General Washington to eject the British from this critical seaport. The other part of the GMR name pays tribute to Rogers Rangers. Led by a New England native, this band of scouts played a crucial role in the French and Indian wars. Most notably, Major Rogers led two hundred of his Rangers on a 300-mile journey from Crown Point on Lake Champlain north through enemy-held territory to attack and destroy the St. Francis Indians. It was an incredibly harsh journey in which many Rangers died. However, the result of the trip was that this Indian tribe, which had killed many settlers, was dealt an almost-fatal blow. Major Rogers attributed the Rangers’ success to the training of his men, which included guerilla operations and sniping. Today their skills and tactics are known as "Rogers’ Ranging Rules" and are practiced by U.S. Army Rangers. GMR Training Facilities The unit primarily conducts excesses at their own training facilities located in Massachusetts. The GMR "Ranch" consists of mountainous woodland terrain and a 2 story shoot-house with accommodations for up to 15 unit members. The facility is privately owned and exclusively used by the unit. The Green Mountain Rangers also exercise in Tolland, Massachusetts. Clark’s Farm is a 300 acre facility covering the rolling hills and mountains of western New England. The Farm is dotted with bunkers and simulated installations such as fuel dumps and command posts. Airsoft players along with WWII enthusiasts use the facility and help refurbish the obstacles and installations yearly. The Green Mountain Ranger Unit Crest The unit’s crest best symbolizes the history and tradition in which the GMR is steeped. The emblem symbolizes the honor and quiet professionalism to which all unit members strive. The Twin Mountains represents their origin, the source of their strength, and the journey all Rangers must follow to achieve success. The green field embodies their loyalty to fellow unit members and good health. The black border denotes the unit’s ability to deliver swift and overwhelming force against any opponent. The vampire skull symbolizes their immortality as a unit, their fierceness in battle, and their love of the night. The Ranger band holds them together as Green Mountain Rangers. The dagger is a symbol of the strength, honor, and heritage by which every Green Mountain Ranger lives.
Puding wrote: » green mountain rangers are a very prominent milsim airsoft team in the US the video is a documentary of there involvement in op pine plains 3 this yearhttp://www.gmrangers.org/ns1/index.html
