约旦第五届“勇士竞赛”国际特种兵大赛参赛队伍，和历届 ...

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雪豹那个团体第一，怎么说还是不错的。先看看今年的参赛队伍（pkdd51友情翻译见14楼）

Registered Teams for the 5th Annual Warrior Competition as of March 7, 2013：
Palestine (Special Police)

Lebanon (Black Panthers- Team 1)

Lebanon (Black Panthers – Team 2)

Jordan (Gendarmerie)

Canada (Canadian Special Operations Regiment)

Iraq (CT)

Kazakhstan (SF)

Jordan (Public Security Directorate)

Netherlands (Royal Netherlands Marine Corp)

Russia (Global Body Guard Service - Redut Bezopasnost Global)

Palestine (Presidential Guards)

Algeria (SF)

Bahrain (Defense Force)

Netherlands (104 SFCOY)

USA (IDS-private company)

USA (ARCENT - Team 1)

USA (ARCENT - Team 2)

Lebanon (Information Department Special Forces)

China (Snow Leopard)

China (SF)

Switzerland (Skorpions)

Saudi Arabia (SF Navy)

Jordan (Royal Guards)

Greece (SF)

USA (1-22IN, 1st BDE, 4th IN DIV)

Jordan (Special Ops)

Malaysia (SF)

Lebanon (Armed Forces – Team 1)

Lebanon (Armed Forces - Team 2)

France (CPA10)

Jordan (GID)

Palestine (National Security Forces – SF)

Kuwait (SF)

US (Marines – Team 1)

Iraq (Federal Police)

还有怀疑比赛水品的，一起看下历届的总分第一：

The Warrior Competition was created as a component of the Grand Opening Ceremony on May 19, 2009. It was designed to demonstrate the types of skills being taught at King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Center (KASOTC) and bring attention to KASOTC as the counter-terrorism training center of excellence. This first ever competition was held May 19-21 and had a mix of Jordanian and US teams participating.

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19-21 May 2009: seven (7) teams participated, representing 2 countries, in the 1st WC (Jordanian & US teams): winning team was from Jordan (GID, intelligence directorate, security service).



With considerable help from SOFEX the following year, the Warrior Competition was established as an annual event for KASOTC. Hosting the 2nd annual warrior competition in conjunction with Jordan’s Special Operations Exhibition (SOFEX), Jordan was able to draw attention from a few int’l teams to compete in the planned 5 team events and 2 individual events.

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7-10 May 2010: Ten (10) teams participated, representing 4 countries, in the 2nd AWC (Lebanon, Brunei. Jordanian teams & US teams): winning team was from United States (Marine Force Recon, Special Operations Capable).


The third annual warrior competition saw the addition of a team event called the King’s challenge. It was designed as a combination of skills used in all other events. It has become the Warrior Competition’s signature event with participants actually using pistols belonging to HRM King Abdullah II. In addition to expanding the events, this was the first year that sponsors were authorized to be a part of the warrior competition and establish exhibits showcasing their products as well as conducting demonstrations of equipment on our ranges.

The team events include: Precision Rifle, Methods of Entry and SMG/Carbine, Precision Pistol, CT Par-Course, Tower Run, and the King’s Challenge. Individuals also showcased their skills in the Steel Challenge and the Obstacle Course Shoot.

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8 – 11 May 2011: 22 teams participated, representing 12 countries, in the 3rd AWC (9 individual countries: Afghanistan, Australia, Austria, Brunei, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Tanzania, Netherlands, Bahrain; 2 US teams, 2 Lebanese teams & 9 Jordanian teams): winning team was from Austria (EKO Cobra, special police).


Established as a global event, Warrior Competition interest increased dramatically. The fourth Annual Warrior Competition saw countries and teams represented both increased by 150%. The same events as previous competitions were featured as many teams had never participated before.

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2-6 May 2012: 34 teams participated, representing 18 countries, in 4th AWC (10 individual countries: Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, Brunei, Algeria, Austria, China, France, Germany, Uganda, Italy; 2 Qatari teams, 3 Lebanese teams, 3 Palestinian teams, 2 Saudi Arabian teams, 3 Spanish teams, 2 Iraqi teams, 4 US teams & 5 Jordanian teams) – these were the teams registered, this was the first year in which teams registered but were unable to make the competition. Both Iraqi teams and the team from Algeria were unable to make the event. Winning team was from Germany (GSG 9, special police).

最后是这一届的比赛项目：

The 5th Annual Warrior Competition will feature significant changes. The team events have increased to 12. There will also be a surprise event. Along with doubling the number of team events, we have made two of these competitive activities our first ever NIGHT events. The difficulty of this competition has gone up considerably and will test the innate skills of all warriors.

Day 1:        Precision (300 M range)/ FAST 100 Rifle – demonstration of endurance coupled with advanced marksmanship and time management skills.

High Angle Rally (Tower) - Testing endurance with high angle marksmanship skills.

MOE (Methods of Entry Bldg) - will test team endurance, planning, strength, urban obstacle maneuvering, communication, climbing techniques and high angle marksmanship at distances less than 100 meters.


Day 2:        Gate to Gate (All 3 Sq Bays) - will test combat marksmanship, climbing techniques, agility, team work and time management.

Man Down (Urban Area Section 2) - will test each team’s cohesion, speed, endurance, urban combat maneuverability and ability to accurately engage targets under physical stress.

Aircraft Assault - will test target discrimination, planning, urban obstacle maneuvering, communication, climbing techniques and marksmanship.


Day 3 (night):        Spec Ops Rally ( SQ Bay, MOE) - will test combat marksmanship, climbing techniques, agility, teamwork and time management.

Hostage Rescue (CQB) - will test each team’s cohesion, speed, endurance, urban combat maneuverability and ability to accurately engage targets under physical stress.


Day 4:        King’s Challenge (UNK Distance, 300m range, Close Quarters Bldg, High Angle, SQ Bay) - Warrior Competition’s signature event is a 10km biathlon style team relay to test planning, endurance, speed, pistol marksmanship, precision shooting at unknown distances, carbine marksmanship, physical fitness, patience, and team work.


Day 5:        Tactical Transition (Sq Bay) - will test combat marksmanship, teamwork and time management

Hogan’s Alley (Urban Area 3) - will test combat marksmanship, and time management.

Sniper’s Reach (UNK Distance) - will test the Sniper team’s Range Estimation Skills, Ability to read winds and Sniper Marksmanship.


就不翻译，基本都看得懂应该。不懂得就百度翻一下吧

http://warriorcompetition.com/Warrior_Competition/WC_teams_2013.html

雪豹那个团体第一，怎么说还是不错的。先看看今年的参赛队伍（pkdd51友情翻译见14楼）

Registered Teams for the 5th Annual Warrior Competition as of March 7, 2013：
Palestine (Special Police)

Lebanon (Black Panthers- Team 1)

Lebanon (Black Panthers – Team 2)

Jordan (Gendarmerie)

Canada (Canadian Special Operations Regiment)

Iraq (CT)

Kazakhstan (SF)

Jordan (Public Security Directorate)

Netherlands (Royal Netherlands Marine Corp)

Russia (Global Body Guard Service - Redut Bezopasnost Global)

Palestine (Presidential Guards)

Algeria (SF)

Bahrain (Defense Force)

Netherlands (104 SFCOY)

USA (IDS-private company)

USA (ARCENT - Team 1)

USA (ARCENT - Team 2)

Lebanon (Information Department Special Forces)

China (Snow Leopard)

China (SF)

Switzerland (Skorpions)

Saudi Arabia (SF Navy)

Jordan (Royal Guards)

Greece (SF)

USA (1-22IN, 1st BDE, 4th IN DIV)

Jordan (Special Ops)

Malaysia (SF)

Lebanon (Armed Forces – Team 1)

Lebanon (Armed Forces - Team 2)

France (CPA10)

Jordan (GID)

Palestine (National Security Forces – SF)

Kuwait (SF)

US (Marines – Team 1)

Iraq (Federal Police)

还有怀疑比赛水品的，一起看下历届的总分第一：

The Warrior Competition was created as a component of the Grand Opening Ceremony on May 19, 2009. It was designed to demonstrate the types of skills being taught at King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Center (KASOTC) and bring attention to KASOTC as the counter-terrorism training center of excellence. This first ever competition was held May 19-21 and had a mix of Jordanian and US teams participating.

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19-21 May 2009: seven (7) teams participated, representing 2 countries, in the 1st WC (Jordanian & US teams): winning team was from Jordan (GID, intelligence directorate, security service).



With considerable help from SOFEX the following year, the Warrior Competition was established as an annual event for KASOTC. Hosting the 2nd annual warrior competition in conjunction with Jordan’s Special Operations Exhibition (SOFEX), Jordan was able to draw attention from a few int’l teams to compete in the planned 5 team events and 2 individual events.

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7-10 May 2010: Ten (10) teams participated, representing 4 countries, in the 2nd AWC (Lebanon, Brunei. Jordanian teams & US teams): winning team was from United States (Marine Force Recon, Special Operations Capable).


The third annual warrior competition saw the addition of a team event called the King’s challenge. It was designed as a combination of skills used in all other events. It has become the Warrior Competition’s signature event with participants actually using pistols belonging to HRM King Abdullah II. In addition to expanding the events, this was the first year that sponsors were authorized to be a part of the warrior competition and establish exhibits showcasing their products as well as conducting demonstrations of equipment on our ranges.

The team events include: Precision Rifle, Methods of Entry and SMG/Carbine, Precision Pistol, CT Par-Course, Tower Run, and the King’s Challenge. Individuals also showcased their skills in the Steel Challenge and the Obstacle Course Shoot.

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8 – 11 May 2011: 22 teams participated, representing 12 countries, in the 3rd AWC (9 individual countries: Afghanistan, Australia, Austria, Brunei, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Tanzania, Netherlands, Bahrain; 2 US teams, 2 Lebanese teams & 9 Jordanian teams): winning team was from Austria (EKO Cobra, special police).


Established as a global event, Warrior Competition interest increased dramatically. The fourth Annual Warrior Competition saw countries and teams represented both increased by 150%. The same events as previous competitions were featured as many teams had never participated before.

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2-6 May 2012: 34 teams participated, representing 18 countries, in 4th AWC (10 individual countries: Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, Brunei, Algeria, Austria, China, France, Germany, Uganda, Italy; 2 Qatari teams, 3 Lebanese teams, 3 Palestinian teams, 2 Saudi Arabian teams, 3 Spanish teams, 2 Iraqi teams, 4 US teams & 5 Jordanian teams) – these were the teams registered, this was the first year in which teams registered but were unable to make the competition. Both Iraqi teams and the team from Algeria were unable to make the event. Winning team was from Germany (GSG 9, special police).

最后是这一届的比赛项目：

The 5th Annual Warrior Competition will feature significant changes. The team events have increased to 12. There will also be a surprise event. Along with doubling the number of team events, we have made two of these competitive activities our first ever NIGHT events. The difficulty of this competition has gone up considerably and will test the innate skills of all warriors.

Day 1:        Precision (300 M range)/ FAST 100 Rifle – demonstration of endurance coupled with advanced marksmanship and time management skills.

High Angle Rally (Tower) - Testing endurance with high angle marksmanship skills.

MOE (Methods of Entry Bldg) - will test team endurance, planning, strength, urban obstacle maneuvering, communication, climbing techniques and high angle marksmanship at distances less than 100 meters.


Day 2:        Gate to Gate (All 3 Sq Bays) - will test combat marksmanship, climbing techniques, agility, team work and time management.

Man Down (Urban Area Section 2) - will test each team’s cohesion, speed, endurance, urban combat maneuverability and ability to accurately engage targets under physical stress.

Aircraft Assault - will test target discrimination, planning, urban obstacle maneuvering, communication, climbing techniques and marksmanship.


Day 3 (night):        Spec Ops Rally ( SQ Bay, MOE) - will test combat marksmanship, climbing techniques, agility, teamwork and time management.

Hostage Rescue (CQB) - will test each team’s cohesion, speed, endurance, urban combat maneuverability and ability to accurately engage targets under physical stress.


Day 4:        King’s Challenge (UNK Distance, 300m range, Close Quarters Bldg, High Angle, SQ Bay) - Warrior Competition’s signature event is a 10km biathlon style team relay to test planning, endurance, speed, pistol marksmanship, precision shooting at unknown distances, carbine marksmanship, physical fitness, patience, and team work.


Day 5:        Tactical Transition (Sq Bay) - will test combat marksmanship, teamwork and time management

Hogan’s Alley (Urban Area 3) - will test combat marksmanship, and time management.

Sniper’s Reach (UNK Distance) - will test the Sniper team’s Range Estimation Skills, Ability to read winds and Sniper Marksmanship.


就不翻译，基本都看得懂应该。不懂得就百度翻一下吧