I can see a possible problem with this...

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I AGREE
 
"How do you always seem to be at the right place, Smith?"
"What do you mean?"
"Well, you get photos of these people alive, and then not a few moments later, you get a shot of them dead. It's like a 6th sense or something."
 
I thought "mercenary spies" was a niche market... so I'm watching that thinking "hey that's pretty cool... I can see a use for that"... then "oh sh*t he's gotta' gun!"...

Now I'm confused. If anybody understands the full point of that setup please elaborate.
 
Yeah, I'll second not knowing why this exists. Army photographers don't need it. My understanding is that they aren't field photographers expected to shoot camera and pistol at the same time.
 
I could see the need for photojournalists in fields of conflict or where they may be responsible for their own protection.
 
^ Exactly my thoughts. If you're a photographer in a war zone, you may not need to kill soldiers, but this helps you reach for protection if needed. But I could be wrong...
 
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