History Channel's Sniper: Inside The Crosshairs FULL

The deadliest weapon on the battlefield is neither bullet nor gun. It's the lone sniper. Journey inside the science and psychology behind the greatest shots in military history, through the scope of the world's most extreme marksmen. Deconstruct the missions, ranging from Vietnam to Iraq to Afghanistan, presented by the men who were there and pulled the trigger. For the first time Canadian sniper Robert Furlong, tells the story of his history-making shot in Afghanistan, striking a Taliban fighter from 1.5 miles away.
Ballistics, Tactics, Weaponry, Stalking, This two-hour special examines these critical components in vivid detail, combining interviews with cinematic reenactments, CGI and present day shooting demonstrations to put the viewer squarely inside the crosshairs.

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[DragonFlyDusk]

Canada!! WOOT!!!

[Failure2Feed]

@zwaresjek34 yes dumb dumb, thats the term people use, and not only for America!

[jman280292]

Carlos Hathcock is just simply the greatest sniper ever to have lived in modern times. I cant even begin to understand the stress and tension of that sniper duel with that Viet cong. I mean i play BF3 and when im sniping and i know another sniper has got me locked in his scope its scary enough but for Carlos in real life thats must have been fucking horrible.

Legend he is, Top soldier he is but i bet everything i own he has woken up in a sweat at some point seeing that scope glint...

[cultofmao]

In Iraq the resistance has show real talent and made the invaders pay, "As ye sow shall ye reap" and as for the 1.5 miles shot the P.IRA were doing that stuff very successfully in their war.

[widam3d]

I wonder how much of those kills are

"collateral damage"...

[TheJapozi]

Too Short.

[roffe970]

25:55 You shall not pass!

[wolfu597]

Thats right, they pinned down the NVA company for three days under the scorching sun and they attacked several times and were close to overrun the americans but with arty support and accurate rifle shoots they forced the NVA back into their every time.

Its too bad that John Burke died at Khe Sanh defending a radio station on Hill 950.

I would have liked him to be in this documentary with Hathcock.

Those guys got balls to challenge a whole NVA company on their own.

[sass225]

@Winnetka4 7000 marines died on iwo jima, any one of the pacific island battles was blooder than falluja but falluja was the biggest city battle the corps had fought since hue city

[sass225]

@PoPeYeSwE1 yes i saw that program and they used a modern scope the one the cobra had was a russian pu 4x it only had two lenes and was only 5 inches long had they used a red dot scope it would have more closly mimiced the correct scope as the one they used was a foot lonf with 6 to 8 lenses in it