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@waz can I get some legal clarification from you? During my service I was part of a Search and Rescue unit, but was also responsible for first-response medicine. As a result I've a lot of pictures of medics, medical exercises and simulated injuries.

I know there's a moratorium on graphic images including violence and gore, what's the ruling on simulated wounds? Can I post them if I denote that they aren't real injuries and are part of a medical exercise?

Thanks,

Your favorite Norwegian:oops:


You've no purpose or contributions on this thread. I've already reported your comment for being off topic, don't provoke any more serious responses. I'd hate to see you banned too.

@waz would you take care of the comment above too? The off-topic one from our Turkish friend. It serves no purpose on this thread, other that baiting a response. Turkey isn't the topic of discussion here.

In-fact is it possible to ban him from this thread completely? I have a feeling, based on his wording in his second post (the rude one below) that he'll never have a valid contribution here. I'd also like to note that I've never once on this forum or elsewhere, because I really don't care, mentioned either Turkey or the PKK, his insinuation (in the post below) is unfounded and unsupported. He's simply conflagration the importance and purpose of several pics I posted a page previous, which only show a Norwegian vet, as is appropriate for this thread regardless of where he is. @waz is it possible to ban bsruzm from this thread (and remove his two comments) to prevent further instances?

Thanks, and sorry for asking so much of you.
 
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På oppdrag med POMLT (Police operational monitoring liason team) som består av norske og amerikanske soldater, og sivilt norsk politi i Dowlatabad i Faryab provinsen, Afghanistan.

On a mission with POMLT (Police operational monitoring liason team). The group are Norwegian and US soldiers, and Norwegian civilian police on patrol in Dowlatabad in Faryab province, Afghanistan.

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Casualty Strategic Unit:

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@waz can I get some legal clarification from you? During my service I was part of a Search and Rescue unit, but was also responsible for first-response medicine. As a result I've a lot of pictures of medics, medical exercises and simulated injuries.

I know there's a moratorium on graphic images including violence and gore, what's the ruling on simulated wounds? Can I post them if I denote that they aren't real injuries and are part of a medical exercise?

Thanks,

Your favorite Norwegian:oops:

Please go right ahead. I can only seeing it benefiting the forum.
 
I concur with @waz, it will benefit the whole forum, like the rest of your posts. Keep posting! :)

Casualty Strategic Unit:

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tksamR8209.jpg


tksamR9177.jpg


tksanR18641.jpg


tksamR8425.jpg


tksamR8157.jpg


tksamR7979.jpg


@waz can I get some legal clarification from you? During my service I was part of a Search and Rescue unit, but was also responsible for first-response medicine. As a result I've a lot of pictures of medics, medical exercises and simulated injuries.

I know there's a moratorium on graphic images including violence and gore, what's the ruling on simulated wounds? Can I post them if I denote that they aren't real injuries and are part of a medical exercise?

Thanks,

Your favorite Norwegian:oops:



You've no purpose or contributions on this thread. I've already reported your comment for being off topic, don't provoke any more serious responses. I'd hate to see you banned too.

@waz would you take care of the comment above too? The off-topic one from our Turkish friend. It serves no purpose on this thread, other that baiting a response. Turkey isn't the topic of discussion here.

In-fact is it possible to ban him from this thread completely? I have a feeling, based on his wording in his second post (the rude one below) that he'll never have a valid contribution here. I'd also like to note that I've never once on this forum or elsewhere, because I really don't care, mentioned either Turkey or the PKK, his insinuation (in the post below) is unfounded and unsupported. He's simply conflagration the importance and purpose of several pics I posted a page previous, which only show a Norwegian vet, as is appropriate for this thread regardless of where he is. @waz is it possible to ban bsruzm from this thread (and remove his two comments) to prevent further instances?

Thanks, and sorry for asking so much of you.
 
i think canada too, but thats only for the f35a's though

Well,

F35A is CTOL - conventional take off and landing - Air Force

F35B is STVOL - Short take off / vertical landing - Marines

F35C is CV - Carrier Variant - Navy

You are right, only the Norwegian, and possibly Canadians having them, is quite surprising to be honest.
 
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F35A is CTOL - conventional take off and landing - Air Force

F35B is STVOL - Short take off / vertical landing - Marines

F35C is CV - Carrier Variant - Navy

You are right, only the Norwegian, and possibly Canadians having them, is quite surprising to be honest.
f35b/c dont need drag chutes as the f35b lands vertically or at very short distances. and the f35c is stopped by an arrestor gear.

i hate the f35 all together but i must say the f35c is the most capable but thats on a side note though.
 
f35b/c dont need drag chutes as the f35b lands vertically or at very short distances. and the f35c is stopped by an arrestor gear.

i hate the f35 all together but i must say the f35c is the most capable but thats on a side note though.
Why do you hate the F35?
 
How big is the Nordic armed forces I know the scandinafians vountries are small.
 
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