Watch Bayonet Company 2-327 executing a breach of a wire obstacle during a platoon live-fire exercise. According to their page, “The charge in this video is a “brazier” charge (pronounced brazer). It consisted of an eight-foot picket with six blocks of C4 packed in the spine and taped. The system was detonated using an M21 initiation system and a M81 igniter.”
Ranger Knapp and the breach; B/2-327 INSGT Knapp of BAYONET Company 2-327 IN “NO SLACK” seen here executing a breach of a wire obstacle during Platoon Live Fires. The charge in this video is a “brazier” charge (*pronounced brazer). It consisted of a 8 foot picket with 6 blocks of C4 packed in the spine and taped. The system was detonated using an M21 initiation system and a M81 igniter. Yes, we get paid for this!
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Watch Bayonet Company 2-327 executing a breach of a wire obstacle during a platoon live-fire exercise. According to their page, “The charge in this video is a “brazier” charge (pronounced brazer). It consisted of an eight-foot picket with six blocks of C4 packed in the spine and taped. The system was detonated using an M21 initiation system and a M81 igniter.”
Ranger Knapp and the breach; B/2-327 INSGT Knapp of BAYONET Company 2-327 IN “NO SLACK” seen here executing a breach of a wire obstacle during Platoon Live Fires. The charge in this video is a “brazier” charge (*pronounced brazer). It consisted of a 8 foot picket with 6 blocks of C4 packed in the spine and taped. The system was detonated using an M21 initiation system and a M81 igniter. Yes, we get paid for this!
Posted by No Slack Battalion 2/327 (Official) on Sunday, February 7, 2016
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