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The G95K assault rifle, engineered by Heckler & Koch, is favored by elite military units for its precision, adaptability, and advanced ergonomic design.
A sniper terrorized Washington D.C. in October 2002, executing a series of random killings that left the police scrambling for leads and answers.
Around 2003, heavy air strikes in Iraq left many families without food, forcing them to share meager meals amid constant danger.
Noel Rodriguez recounts his transformation into a sniper and the moral dilemmas he faced.
Sergey Ponomarev shares his experiences as a photographer in Syria amid violence and propaganda.
In July 2006, Paul McGeough reports on gruesome insurgent videos from Iraq.
Sgt. Carlos Rodriguez joined the Marine Corps at age 20, transitioning from aspiring journalist to sniper, grappling with the moral implications of his role.
