Shhhhhhhhhhh - Funny Operator Veteran Tee
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Shhhhhhhhhhh - Funny Operator Veteran Tee
0247. NODs down, can threaded on and checked by the guy who checked it last night. Eleven hundred meters from the vehicles on hand signals alone, not one word on the net. Then the new guy rips open a Velcro pouch at the door, all of it at once, and six helmets turn toward him, slowly. Operator humor shirt for the vet who still opens a Velcro wallet in the checkout line over nine seconds.
THE DEBRIEF
One operator in line art, facing you from the waist up: helmet, four-tube NODs down, face behind mesh, an antenna over one shoulder, three mags racked on the vest. Both gloved hands on a carbine, the can pointed at you. Speckled letters flank him: an S and five h's, then six more h's.
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QUESTIONS FROM THE BACK
What does a suppressor do?
It slows and cools the expanding gas behind a stack of baffles so the muzzle blast drops by roughly 20 to 35 decibels. A suppressed rifle is still louder than a jackhammer, and the bullet still cracks if it is supersonic. It does not make anything silent. Quiet is still the team's job, not the can's.
Why do special forces use suppressors?
Mostly for hearing: theirs, and the team's ability to hear each other on the radio. A can also cuts muzzle flash and makes a shot harder to place by sound. Silent is a movie thing. The guy on this shirt uses his for one more job, and he is aiming it at whoever is still talking.
What are NODs in military slang?
NODs are night observation devices: the night vision mounted on the helmet and flipped down over the eyes. The operator on this shirt is running four tubes, which means he saw exactly who opened that pouch.
