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@aimbotvet
If I remember correctly, that backpack was the U.S. Army's Ironman Ammunition Backpack, created in 2011. It could supply 500-650 rounds, and fed directly into the weapon through a flexible chute.
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@aimbotvet
If I remember correctly, that backpack was the U.S. Army's Ironman Ammunition Backpack, created in 2011. It could supply 500-650 rounds, and fed directly into the weapon through a flexible chute.
Ironwoman Wednesday: Life after Ironman
Ironwoman Wednesday: Life after Ironman
It’s Ironwoman Wednesday with Jamie at From Couch to Ironwoman, Michelle at IronwomanStrong and me! We all recently became Iron(wo)men when we finished Ironman Louisville on Aug 24, 2014.
During our training we would meet up on Wednesdays to talk Ironman and other things triathlon-related. Now our first Ironman is behind us and we are all asking, what’s next?
So today, let’s link-up and talk: Li…
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