
shoulder fired, yet has enough velocity and "umph" to stop most passenger cars and light trucks from being effective. You would think with Marine Corps experience in the Middle East we would have developed a means for an individual Marine to stop this threat, but I digress.
God bless the Russian Marine that died in combat. We're on different sides but I can respect his professionalism, his willingness to do the hard thing and the fact that he was killing terrorists (his story is here).