In this photograph of Chris Kyle, one of the most famous snipers in history, he is shown laying under a somewhat camouflaged tent, appearing to be in a dangerous situation. This picture of Chris Kyle, the deadliest sniper in United States history, is shown looking for enemies through his scope, scouting the area to see if it is safe for his brothers in battle to proceed forward, and shows the harsh conditions that these men and woman face while fighting over in the desert. First things first, this picture is a great way to try and understand what goes on over there in Iraq and Afghanistan when men and women are over there fighting to keep America safe. This first part shows Chris Kyle looking through his scope, appearing to maybe be in middle …show more content…
Kyle also shows that he may be looking ahead to see if it is safe for his brothers in arms to proceed into enemy territory. The first detail that seems to show why this true, is because if looking at the picturing somewhat closely, it is shown that he is on the gun, looking through his scope, appearing to be ready to shoot at anyone who shows danger to either himself, or his brothers and sisters in arms. Also, appearing in the photograph, is up near his ear, a wire is visible, which is a radio that he may be talking to someone higher in command than himself that is giving him the okay in questionable shots he may need to ask assurance on. A lot of shots seem to be questionable over there especially if the family of the man or woman who got killed claims they were doing nothing wrong, which then an American soldier could get in some trouble, especially a sniper, because a lot of their shots are not in a moment of heated battle. While being on over watch, most of the time, the sniper has to ask assurance to the commanding officer if the shot is okay to take or not. If the shot was not cleared it could get the shooter in a lot of trouble, sometimes even having to leave his deployment to go to military jail. Also, assuming by the picture that he is looking ahead to maybe shoot an insurgent that is lurking nearby ready to attack, another thought is he has another magazine on the ground ready to reload if needed. Finally, these details are showing what could