Active Camo in Iraq?!

Extracting a ghost soldier/agent? The film was supposedly captured by insurgents/terrorists/whatever using an IED against US forces. The Abrams is like uh wtf dude I'm a mothafuckin main battle tank, gtfo. Dude runs as a blur and is only clearly visible when infront of the tank, climbs up and lays down near the hatch like he is waiting to get in, then maybe sergeant or lieutenant walks up for a few words after the grunts secure the area? I dunno, what do you guys think of this? The story is it ran on Arabic news and they are all freaking out scared about it. Real or fake? Fake video, bad camera, or real deal?

Really couldn't tell you about the validity of the video, but I have absolutely no doubt whatsoever that our military has that kind of technology. Usually by the time the public sector gets to the point of "discovering" something like that it means the government has known about it for about 10-20 years already.

Nobody had any clue what we had a real working stealth helicopter either until we crashed one during the operation that killed Osama Bin Laden. I think we would all just about sh1t our pants if we really knew what our military was really capable of doing.

What a beautiful thing propaganda can be. It is one of the demons we are accused of being as Americans. Perfect example, watch the Gene Hackman, Will Smith movie "Enemy of the State". Seemed like there was some pretty high tech stuff in that movie for 1998. Problem is the tech you saw was already 15 years old for then. They already have the equipment.

http://www.bctmod.army.mil/vid/FINAL_NIEV10Video.wmv

Some cut and paste, but this stuff is being handed out to EIGHT BATTALIONS already (roughly 8000 men.)

NIE 12.2, the third exercise in the NIE series, will be conducted May-June 2012. The purpose of the exercise is to continue required evaluations in support of Program of Record milestones and funding decisions and validate the connectivity, architecture and components of Capability Set 13, the first integrated group of Network technologies to be fielded to up to eight Brigade Combat Teams beginning in 2013. NIE 12.2 also will focus on solidifying the network baseline with the formal addition of Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T) Increment 2, the Army’s on-the-move, satellite-based network connectivity.

NIE 12.2 marks the Initial Operational Test and Evaluation (IOT&E) for WIN-T Increment 2 and the Joint Tactical Radio System Handheld, Manpack, Small Form Fit (JTRS HMS) systems.
HOW DOES NIE 12.2 DIFFER FROM PREVIOUS NIEs:

The Army has incorporated lessons learned from the first two NIEs, 11.2 and 12.1, including ensuring that laboratory assessments, integration and network configuration management are completed at Army C4 labs prior to the equipment arriving at Fort Bliss for gaining unit integration.

NIE 12.2 will operate in a classified environment with secure data connections and will connect to higher-Division Headquarters, being represented by the 101st ABN (AA) Division operating out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Operations will require the Brigade, Battalion and Company Command Posts to “jump” or move in an uncooperative and unpredictable environment and then establish network connectivity quickly. A battalion-sized opposition force will be employed with scenarios will be dynamic, controlled free-play exercises with hybrid threats (conventional force, insurgent, locals). [u]

It's BS. Everybody knows you can't use active camo while moving. Anyone who played the beta can tell you that lol.

My parents always told me everyone else can turn invisible too... Not normal?

Ghosts?


~mrmiller

Swamp gas reflecting off of water. In Iraq. Please look at the flashy thingie.

Abominatus wrote:Swamp gas reflecting off of water. In Iraq. Please look at the flashy thingie.

LOL- awesome Abominatus!

~mrmiller

I was told if i took off my clothes that i would be invisible. I was lied to you can apparently be invisible with clothes. I feel so used.

Ever hear of area 51? how do you think you have cellphones, HDTV and 3D technology now? We've had access to this cammo since the night in the 1960s when the aliens landed and shared it with us. No reason until now to "break the glass" on it...

S7 K1ll3rKlown wrote:Ever hear of area 51? how do you think you have cellphones, HDTV and 3D technology now? We've had access to this cammo since the night in the 1960s when the aliens landed and shared it with us. No reason until now to "break the glass" on it...

LOL so hard to tell if you're joking.

S7 Coolhand wrote:

S7 K1ll3rKlown wrote:Ever hear of area 51? how do you think you have cellphones, HDTV and 3D technology now? We've had access to this cammo since the night in the 1960s when the aliens landed and shared it with us. No reason until now to "break the glass" on it...

LOL so hard to tell if you're joking.

LOL I was joking...but I meant to make it sound as if I was serious.
(or was I serious?? )


Yours truly....
~MIB Agent K.