Photographer Brian Blanco got rare access to a group of Survival in Florida under the leadership of 57-year-old Jim Foster, a retired police officer. Force for Child Survival in North Florida trains children and adults to handle weapons and survive in the wild.
Group passionately supports the right of U.S. citizens to bear arms, and their website says that it aims to teach survival of the Patriots to protect and defend our Constitution against all enemy threats. Shooting in a group of Sandy Hook is an increased interest from people wanting to join. Foster says, every day records for at least one person.
1. The members of the survival of North Florida with rifles waiting for a meeting before the onslaught of the enemy during field exercises. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
2. A member of the survival of North Florida shows daughter of another member of the group, how to work with the store SKS rifle during field exercises. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
3. The members of the survival of North Florida, including the leader Jim Foster (second from left) rests with the group during a short break while navigating on the ground and in contact with the enemy during field exercises. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
4. A group of children, group members Survival of North Florida, going through woodland. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
5. A member of the survival of North Florida helping her daughter improve backpack in preparation for a meeting with the enemy in a wooded area. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
6. A member of the survival of North Florida wears a mask on his son. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
7. A member of the survival and his young son were collected before the onslaught of a rifle during a training exercise on navigation. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
8. A young boy from the group follows the group during the development of skills of land navigation. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
9. 57-year-old Jim Foster, a retired police officer and leader of survival, check the status of the members on the radio. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
10. Jim Foster checks the status of the members on the radio. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
11. A member of the Survival is the AR-15 rifle, taking point shooting during field exercises. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
12. Group members listen as a leader criticizes their work during field exercises. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
13. Jim Foster (center), criticizing the work of the members of the group during field exercises. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
14. A member of the group raised the rifle AR-15, joining other members during field training. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
15. 9-year-old Brianna is waiting with a rifle in hand, ready to join the adults and other children in the exercises. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
16. A member of the group took a break to make a call during a training exercise. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
17. Group members listen as a leader criticizes their work during field exercises. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
18. Young boy sitting on a child#39;s toy and is blown onto her sister, which received the rifle, which he wanted to carry it. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
19. 9-year-old Brianna takes the AK-47 rifle from the hands of Jim Foster before the onslaught of enemies to detect. REUTERS / Brian Blanco
20. 9-year-old Brianna carries a rifle AK-47 before the onslaught during field exercises.
