Maybe this Officer shouldn't be in charge of loading or firing torpedoes or missiles.
Maybe this Officer shouldn't be in charge of loading or firing torpedoes or missiles.
DEI hire?
Maybe someone sabotaged this?
Bttt
That’s a Trijicon; it’s a very nice scope.
In this case using it is rather easy. Simply shoot turn the rifle around to use the sights, then fire.
Makes perfect sense given the nature of our government.
Surprised he’s not got it sideways gangsta style.
It’s the Navy................
Everyone is so quick to criticize. Let’s look at the positives instead. For one thing, rifle guy put his shirt on properly. It’s not on backwards.
🤔
In all seriousness, how could that guy not notice the problems with the scope? Or maybe he did, and his supervisor just told him to shut up and pose.
Embarrassing.
The job of the US Military now is to deliver Taxpayer cash to Ukraine GloboHomoNazis and pay for Tranny’s transition procedures.
In some circles its a joke to put the ammo in backward, take pics and then question what’s wrong. I’m sure there’s more to this.
The target is really really far away....
I have a friend of a friend who’s an armorer in Hollywood. There’s been a couple times he set the scope correctly, but the director wanted it changed because backwards “looked better to the camera”. Armorer reversed the scope because the Director’s an idiot but the armorer wants a paycheck.
Back in olden times, the Navy picked the Village People’s song “In The Navy” for a recruiting ad, without realizing that it was a gay group singing about the joys of an all-male navy.
Well, times have changed, and the Navy might well reconsider bringing that song back for another try.
Funny, I thought the elbow is supposed to down when using a verticle grip.
He is practicing for shooting at night.
I was on the 6-man repel boarders team on a submarine (USS Patrick Henry SSBN-599) and we used Thompson submachine guns. No scopes required.
“I can’t see anything”
“Just keep firing, sir”
Looks like Barak has a guiding hand on his shoulder
not the hand on his shoulder, prolly the one who handed him the rifle...