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<blockquote data-quote="jimmytx3" data-source="post: 1052923" data-attributes="member: 7371">Hi all, as I tried to explain earlier, I do not now think there were snipers on Mount Longdon, just Argentine marines with night sights,On the 16th May Lt Darchary`s marines were issued with,6 x Passive night-vision sight for the machine guns 12.7.5 or 6 x Passive night-vision &quot;goggles&quot; head mounted. marked Litton.3 x Passive night-vision sights marked &quot;Litton&quot; rifle mounted.I can only speak for equiptment found on Longdon,if there any Argentine marines on this forum, I am sure they will know,Part of an interview with a sergeant from 3 Para.The 50 cal that was firing at us on Fly Half kept going high and missing us, I don’t know why he was missing, as the next day we found it had a brilliant crew served night sight mounted on it, with a red spot in the middle,I have left this last piece in English as I found it hard to translate.Hola a todos, como he tratado de explicar antes, no creo que había francotiradores en el Monte Longdon, sólo los infantes de marina de Argentina con visores nocturnos,El 16 de mayo el teniente Darchary `s infantes de marina fueron emitidas con6 x pasivos de visión nocturna, visión para el 12,7 ametralladoras.5 o 6 x pasivos de visión nocturna &quot;gafas&quot; monta en la cabeza. marcada Litton.3 x pasivos de visión nocturna, lugares de interés marcados &quot;Litton&quot; rifle montado.Yo sólo puedo hablar por Equiptment encuentra en Longdon,si hay alguna infantes de marina argentina en este foro, estoy seguro de que Otros usuarios sabrán.<img src="http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc138/jimmytx3/SDC13135.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="jimmytx3, post: 1052923, member: 7371"] Hi all, as I tried to explain earlier, I do not now think there were snipers on Mount Longdon, just Argentine marines with night sights, On the 16th May Lt Darchary`s marines were issued with, 6 x Passive night-vision sight for the machine guns 12.7. 5 or 6 x Passive night-vision "goggles" head mounted. marked Litton. 3 x Passive night-vision sights marked "Litton" rifle mounted. I can only speak for equiptment found on Longdon, if there any Argentine marines on this forum, I am sure they will know, Part of an interview with a sergeant from 3 Para. The 50 cal that was firing at us on Fly Half kept going high and missing us, I don’t know why he was missing, as the next day we found it had a brilliant crew served night sight mounted on it, with a red spot in the middle, I have left this last piece in English as I found it hard to translate. Hola a todos, como he tratado de explicar antes, no creo que había francotiradores en el Monte Longdon, sólo los infantes de marina de Argentina con visores nocturnos, El 16 de mayo el teniente Darchary `s infantes de marina fueron emitidas con 6 x pasivos de visión nocturna, visión para el 12,7 ametralladoras. 5 o 6 x pasivos de visión nocturna "gafas" monta en la cabeza. marcada Litton. 3 x pasivos de visión nocturna, lugares de interés marcados "Litton" rifle montado. Yo sólo puedo hablar por Equiptment encuentra en Longdon, si hay alguna infantes de marina argentina en este foro, estoy seguro de que Otros usuarios sabrán. [IMG]http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc138/jimmytx3/SDC13135.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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Guerra desarrollada entre Argentina y el Reino Unido en 1982