G-shock / Army / Military Pictures

[G-Man-DK]

Hello there fellow WUS's

I'm looking for pictures of G-shocks in action (military/army etc.)
If anyone has some, please share :)

I need them when putting together a present for my nephew.

[Lexxorcist]

Here's a few I found on the forum:











And here's a couple in space!





And finally a space Mudman.

[kiwidj]

These are cool GIA (Gshock-in-Action) shots, particularly dig those military ones.

Keep'em comin boys!

[G-Man-DK]

niiicceee...... just what i'm looking for!

[ecalzo]

well done....

[twincity]

Why is the female astronaut, in the red shirt, wearing a Casio watch on both wrists? The watch on her right wrist looks like a DW5600 variant, and on her left wrist a W-71

[Funkywatch]

Why is the female astronaut, in the red shirt, wearing a Casio watch on both wrists? The watch on her right wrist looks like a DW5600 variant, and on her left wrist a W-71

Maybe she has them synchronized for two different situations...

[Lexxorcist]

Maybe she has them synchronized for two different situations...

That's quite possible. There are all kinds of things that need timing, so multiple watches will be useful, if not essential. There's a thread somewhere (or maybe it's a link to a site) that discusses this.

[Sjors]

Why is the female astronaut, in the red shirt, wearing a Casio watch on both wrists? The watch on her right wrist looks like a DW5600 variant, and on her left wrist a W-71

Hi Twincity,

Actually there is somewhere on the NASA pages a FAQ about why astronauts often wear two or three watches. Well, the answer is already given. Astronauts rely timer functions on watches very much. I work at a laboratory and sometimes have also two watches strapped on for the same reason.

Cheers,

Sjors

[Jeff_C]

In picture number 5 is that a 2300 series???

VERY cool!

heres another... (in space)