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Fuerzas Comando 2016 competitors from Peru, Dominican

Fuerzas Comando 2016 competitors from Peru, Dominican

Fuerzas Comando 2016 competitors from Peru, Dominican Republic and Panama receive guidance from a judge before the stalk and shoot event May 4, in Ancon, Peru. Fuerzas Comando improves interoperability between ... More

A competitor from Panama camouflages his gear with

A competitor from Panama camouflages his gear with

A competitor from Panama camouflages his gear with natural resources before the stalk and shoot sniper event of Fuerzas Comando 2016 on May 4, in Ancon, Peru. The competition improves the readiness of the coun... More

Peruvian competitors receive instructions for the stalk

Peruvian competitors receive instructions for the stalk

Peruvian competitors receive instructions for the stalk and shoot sniper event of Fuerzas Comando 2016 on May 4, in Ancon, Peru. Fuerzas Comando improves the readiness of the countries involved. (U.S. Army pho... More

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