Looks like Ireland’s Garda Emergency Response Unit (ERU) wears Arc’teryx LEAF clothing in wolf.
photo – Irish Sun
Read the Irish Sun to learn more about the ERU.
Tags: Arc'teryx LEAF, Ireland
Looks like Ireland’s Garda Emergency Response Unit (ERU) wears Arc’teryx LEAF clothing in wolf.
photo – Irish Sun
Read the Irish Sun to learn more about the ERU.
Tags: Arc'teryx LEAF, Ireland
Ya gotta love these guys…you can tell he’s Irish even with a balaclava on:-)
yeah, the irish have a history of wearing balaclavas, particularly when they’re planting roadside bombs to target british soldiers.
Wow, let’s just nip this in the bud and not go down that road.
Take it somewhere else.
ha well it was a little counter to that classic american belief that the irish are awesome and can do no wrong.
if you don’t want to take your rose tinted glasses off that’s fine..
Wretch this has nothing to do with rose tinted glasses, this is a post about regarding an Irish LE unit which actively works to route out terrorist activity, to quote the news article linked:
“So far this year, dissident republicans, feuding drug gangs and vicious tiger kidnappers have been in the elite unit’s sights.”
Your line of thought is tangential to this post.
I would also like to add that the unit patch on the LE member pictured would indicate that he is a British officer who participated in the joint training exercise…
Well here’s a smattering of classic sweeping ignorance and generalisation!
Isn’t that the guy from the SWAT hand signals series?
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c191/lordiego/hand28vx.jpg
Look a little closer at the patch and weapon system.
Its Arcteryx Talos in Grey Wolf, Weapons a Sig516.
Surprised no one has made comment on the old school 90 degree elbow…..
This guy isn’t ERU he’s an SFO from London (Met Police) Cross Training ahead of the G8 meeting