Man To Man

How the Taliban and American Soldiers measure up. A comparitive chart.

Man To Man
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US Commando Taliban Soldier
Headgear: Bulletproof, light-weight—attached with night-vision equipment and headphone Traditional Afghan cap made of wool or turban of cotton cloth
Gas Mask: Attached to the headgear, helps in chemical war Uses turban cloth in case of a dust storm 
Communication: Equipped with GPS, always in touch with the command base through satellite Uses traditional wireless system, which can be intercepted easily
Weapon: Modern light-weight automatic machine gun, with laser guidance system for sharp shooting  AK assault rifles, vintage recoilless rifles. Also carry rocket-propelled grenades and shoulder-fire anti-aircraft missiles
Clothing: All-weather commando uniform with ammunition pockets and emergency survival kit Traditional Afghan salwaar-suit with open woollen jacket to help against cold
Boots: All-terrain leather shoes with specially designed anti-skid sole for mountains and forests Ordinary leather shoes, or any canvas shoes. Sometimes slippers also work.
Training: Trained at Special Operations Command, MacDill Air Force Base Tampa, Florida Expert in guerrilla warfare, experienced in war within the country

Special Forces
US: Green Berets, Rangers, Navy SEALs, Delta Force.
France: Marine Parachute Infantry, Navel Rifles Comm. 
Britain: Special Air Service (SAS), Royal Marines, Pathfinders

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