Any one got a good quality pic?
MEC, PLA or US
Thanks in advance
MEC, PLA or US
Thanks in advance
Last edited by Samtheman53 (2006-10-11 09:30:22)
Funny, SAS medics usually wear diving costumes without helmets. That looks like an assault.
do you mean in real life? or bf2? the german army uses g36 series
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
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Always raining and foggy
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That's because Heckler-Koch(German) make the G36.fatherted13 wrote:
do you mean in real life? or bf2? the german army uses g36 series
H&K pwns
hnk or lee enfield, make the best weapons in the world imho
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
The G36E is the "Export" model (that's what the E stands for).
So far as I know, the biggest user of the G36E is the Spanish army, so you could try looking for pics of them.
Something to note, however, if you're looking for a real-life pic of a medic with a G36 of any kind: A real medic, displaying Red Cross symbols and so on, shouldn't be armed. To be a "medic", you must be a non-combatant. Someone who performs medical duties as part of his training within a military unit is a "Combat Lifesaver", and, while he'll be armed like his companions, won't be displaying any Red Cross style symbols.
If you're looking for just computer images from the game, then you should be able to get a screen capture easily from single player or something like that. Or the image of the SAS guy above is pretty cool.
So far as I know, the biggest user of the G36E is the Spanish army, so you could try looking for pics of them.
Something to note, however, if you're looking for a real-life pic of a medic with a G36 of any kind: A real medic, displaying Red Cross symbols and so on, shouldn't be armed. To be a "medic", you must be a non-combatant. Someone who performs medical duties as part of his training within a military unit is a "Combat Lifesaver", and, while he'll be armed like his companions, won't be displaying any Red Cross style symbols.
If you're looking for just computer images from the game, then you should be able to get a screen capture easily from single player or something like that. Or the image of the SAS guy above is pretty cool.
seen as one of you tried to help me i got it myself
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Yes that is completely true. Actual Medics do not carry any combat purpose weapons when in duty on a battlefield. It is against the Geneva treaty and is considered a very horenderous thing to arm a Medic in combat. Also, you guys might not have known but, Medics save everyone including enemy's soldiers as well as their own. Therefore Medics wouldn't be running around looking at critically wounded soldier and says "Easy target practice" (anyway, it is a violation of Geneva treaty to fire upon an enemy who surrendered or is in a critically wounded/out of combat situation).MrE`158 wrote:
The G36E is the "Export" model (that's what the E stands for).
So far as I know, the biggest user of the G36E is the Spanish army, so you could try looking for pics of them.
Something to note, however, if you're looking for a real-life pic of a medic with a G36 of any kind: A real medic, displaying Red Cross symbols and so on, shouldn't be armed. To be a "medic", you must be a non-combatant. Someone who performs medical duties as part of his training within a military unit is a "Combat Lifesaver", and, while he'll be armed like his companions, won't be displaying any Red Cross style symbols.
If you're looking for just computer images from the game, then you should be able to get a screen capture easily from single player or something like that. Or the image of the SAS guy above is pretty cool.
Which if translated into BF2 situation, you would be able to save those in other team with your Shock Paddles... LoL
its gay because its an unlock :p
could have done that in the first place instead of hasseling other peopleSamtheman53 wrote:
seen as one of you tried to help me i got it myself
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I don't know about other armed forces,
here in germany the medics wear sidearms.
It used to be the P1 now it is the P8 by SigSauer. It's for defense purpose only though.
They also get trained on the G36 during boot camp.
here in germany the medics wear sidearms.
It used to be the P1 now it is the P8 by SigSauer. It's for defense purpose only though.
They also get trained on the G36 during boot camp.
nothing worse than an unlock, ehNaziPredator wrote:
its gay because its an unlock :p
Do they actually carry them into combat? Or are they just armed with them off-duty?LGRK2031 wrote:
I don't know about other armed forces,
here in germany the medics wear sidearms.
It used to be the P1 now it is the P8 by SigSauer. It's for defense purpose only though.
They also get trained on the G36 during boot camp.
Also are you sure they are "Medic" not "Combat Lifesaver"? <-Edited to Add
Last edited by StormEye (2006-10-11 11:38:48)
try www.militaryphotos.net You'll be able to find all sorts of picture crap there. For ingame screenshots. Just go to a karkand game and do a screenshot of the nearst person who isn't driving a tank !
Thats because it isn't. It is actually Spec-Ops. Assault would have the F2000 or otherwise.iPoon.be wrote:
Funny, SAS medics usually wear diving costumes without helmets. That looks like an assault.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure. They wear the P8 by SigSauer into combat, but as I said for defensiv purposes only. And yes they are Medics and not Combat Lifesavers.StormEye wrote:
Do they actually carry them into combat? Or are they just armed with them off-duty?LGRK2031 wrote:
I don't know about other armed forces,
here in germany the medics wear sidearms.
It used to be the P1 now it is the P8 by SigSauer. It's for defense purpose only though.
They also get trained on the G36 during boot camp.
Also are you sure they are "Medic" not "Combat Lifesaver"? <-Edited to Add
That is the P8:
As you all should know it's prohibited to use them for attack purposes, since the Geneva Treaty. They wear it to defend themselves, if they get attacked during their lifesaving mission.
go into a ranked server (with reasonalbe ping of course) that allows the download of battle recorder
(you can't do it on LAN create, becouse unlocks can't be acsesed)
when finished just play it and toggle through the players untill you find a medic with the G36E, then with a program like fraps take screenies, thats how i did my sig.
(you can't do it on LAN create, becouse unlocks can't be acsesed)
when finished just play it and toggle through the players untill you find a medic with the G36E, then with a program like fraps take screenies, thats how i did my sig.
Theres your G63E
~ Do you not know that in the service … one must always choose the lesser of two weevils?
Lol, like that rule is followed. SAS shoots you if you aren't dead. To make sure.anyway, it is a violation of Geneva treaty to fire upon an enemy who surrendered or is in a critically wounded/out of combat situation
@ LGRK2031:
Sorry to correct you mate but the P8 is also from H&K. To proof this you should have a close look at the front end on your picture, there you can see the H&K Logo.
And to complete your post above, yes Medic in our armed forces wear weapons. What weapon depends on their position/rank.
For example:
the standart weapon for all "Grunts" is the G36, for officers, in this case the doctors it's the P8, and tank crews wear the MP or Uzi as sideweapon.
Greats Bobby
Sorry to correct you mate but the P8 is also from H&K. To proof this you should have a close look at the front end on your picture, there you can see the H&K Logo.
And to complete your post above, yes Medic in our armed forces wear weapons. What weapon depends on their position/rank.
For example:
the standart weapon for all "Grunts" is the G36, for officers, in this case the doctors it's the P8, and tank crews wear the MP or Uzi as sideweapon.
Greats Bobby
Uzi?? somehow I dont believe you..BobbyD. wrote:
@ LGRK2031:
Sorry to correct you mate but the P8 is also from H&K. To proof this you should have a close look at the front end on your picture, there you can see the H&K Logo.
And to complete your post above, yes Medic in our armed forces wear weapons. What weapon depends on their position/rank.
For example:
the standart weapon for all "Grunts" is the G36, for officers, in this case the doctors it's the P8, and tank crews wear the MP or Uzi as sideweapon.
Greats Bobby
believe it or not but i also get trained on this old one, but during the last couple years it is mostly replaced by the MP. But there are still german troops who use it, like the MG from '43.sgt.sonner wrote:
.... Uzi?? somehow I dont believe you.
maybe i can find an pic of that in my archivs.
Sorry, u are right it is indeed from H&K. Got it messed up, 'cause SigSauer is using the term for its pistols also.BobbyD. wrote:
@ LGRK2031:
Sorry to correct you mate but the P8 is also from H&K. To proof this you should have a close look at the front end on your picture, there you can see the H&K Logo.
And to complete your post above, yes Medic in our armed forces wear weapons. What weapon depends on their position/rank.
For example:
the standart weapon for all "Grunts" is the G36, for officers, in this case the doctors it's the P8, and tank crews wear the MP or Uzi as sideweapon.
Greats Bobby
Example the P226 as one of the police weapons.
@sgt.sonner
believe it, it's true some tank crews still use the uzi, until they are replaced.