1. Okay I understand your heart is in the right place but let me stop you there. The load vests are Blackhawk Omega and Blackhawk Omega Elites. Blackhawk is not Lunda bazaar.
The riggers belts are made by .511, the battle belts when worn are Cyre Precision (google that brand) its a $300 USD belt.
The combat BDU are made in Pakistan but the technical fleece is made by Cyre.
The body armour is NIJIII with NIJ IV inserts. More than capable of stopping upto 7.62 rounds.
Come on yaar, seriously? Horses for courses, let’s not go down this road because it’s rather demeaning to start comparisons. Honestly, to me our boys are the best. To Americans it’s the SEALS or delta, the Brits will say that SAS are the best yada yada.
Between 2001 and 2018 USSOCOM reported 369 casualties of special forces operators[1].
Yes WileyX look cool and everything but very few operators use them outside of photo ops . That’s not to say what you so doesn’t carry merit. I’ve always been a fan of PPE.
Agreed, but at the same time they know what they are doing. It’s like when someone comes to me and says why do you carry an NP Airway and not an ET Tube in your bag ( I know what works for me)
1st BAT ANA we’re trained by US Navy Seals. Just saying
Compared to what? Pakistan has been fighting the longest counter insurgency operation in recent history thanks to GWOT. Why should I compare our guys to SAS or Seals? So they compare our guys to theirs? Please yar.
The reason is such operations have an inherent degree of risk which no matter how you slice it cannot be mitigated. It is the y( the unknown quantity) the unknown factor. Intel is never 100% - no plan survives first contact with the enemy.
InshaAllah- but then again it’s not you or me putting on that uniform knowing I’m running to the threat when others run away. So
No ballistic helmet offers 100% protection my brother. And this heet works that is why the US Army still use it:
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That said you will see a lot more F.A.S.T ACH in use among SSG nowadays.
All in all you make a valid points but I disagree with the thrust of your argument that gear = good. But where possible I think there is room for improvement.
After all we all what the same thing for Pakistan.
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32039975/