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In reality.....
chances of living have decreased by 80% for this man..... in battle
chances of living have decreased by 80% for this man..... in battle
BAD %!% U.S Soldier
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Not really, those guys are trained to such a level that him even with his replacement leg he would fare better than a lot of full bodied soldiers. It's not because he's superman or anything, it's because how hard and how much those guys train.
Of course the general public on really know about the SEALS, but they are not in anyway the only Special Operation Forces we have.
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CCT and PJ training>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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I don't see why he's in such a rush to get back to propping up a narco state/fighting a war he will lose.
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over SEALS and MARSOC?
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Opsec...
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Just like with any career, the individual gets attached to the job because that's what their identity is built on.
Bad %!+ or no bad %!+ he still got his leg blown off/ amputated and he can never get it back. He can't win because he's already lost. The only winners are those far from the front lines minting coin through wars.
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Exactly. Lost his leg so that the government/special interest groups can profit.
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I need to call my local recruiter
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I hear you man, but I am speaking in terms of non classified Special Ops Forces when I say "they are not in anyway the only Special Operation Forces we have". Like the Rangers, Army Special Forces (Green Berets), the MARSOC guys and such. I guess I should have been more clear with my first statement.
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my pops is like this too
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"But within the willingness to die for family and home, something inside of us longs for someone to die besides. Someone to lock up with, another with a heart like our own."
That's why these men do what they do. That's why that man up there who lost his leg was so ready to get back into the fight. Not for any political reason but for that man who is standing next to him and to me there is nothing more honorable than that.
That's why these men do what they do. That's why that man up there who lost his leg was so ready to get back into the fight. Not for any political reason but for that man who is standing next to him and to me there is nothing more honorable than that.
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smh
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So are not in the military at all. Just an E-Thug?
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Don't get it twisted, you will still get got in Iraq. Trust, this is coming from someone that works in Army Casualty and Mortuary Affairs in charge of casualty notifications. The month of June was the bloodiest month in Iraq in the last two years. Just ask Fort Riley. True, Afghanistan is where most of the casualties are coming in from, Fort Campbell caught a lot of hell last year.
But when it's all said and done, it's about what your MOS is.
Those SOFT guys are a different breed and DA doesn't even deal with the notifications of those guys. Props to the dude.
And yeah it's about time for my SAEDA training.
But when it's all said and done, it's about what your MOS is.
Those SOFT guys are a different breed and DA doesn't even deal with the notifications of those guys. Props to the dude.
And yeah it's about time for my SAEDA training.
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Im kind of surprised they're letting him go back
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E Thug? Explain yourself. But I digress, I know nothing about anything since I am not a soldier.
EWD, as for MOS's, I work in the S6 shop so if I was to have joined (came close at one point), I would be a 25u. I work with the N.E.C mostly doing troubleshooting and then administration as related to comms and information security. Being a GS CIV working for a military unit is the way to go. Everybody is OD nice to you and laid back.
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Sooo.....
You gonna tell NT what the classified Special Ops Forces do?
hella handsome
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If you saw it in a movie, you'd think it was badass.
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I have a cousin who is in the Air Force, He's a CCT/JTAC so he worked with Green Berets in Afghanistan for over 5 years. He said they were just pure badass guys, and none of them were clean shaven
A lot of the guys called Purple Hearts "Enemy Marksmanship Medal" or something like that
A lot of the guys called Purple Hearts "Enemy Marksmanship Medal" or something like that
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Reminds me of the Leroy Petry story that got him a Medal of Honor recently. Nothing more bad @%@ than stuff like that. NT is full of "the military is full of idiots" type of thinkers, unfortunately, and many will have trouble appreciating--even understanding--the kind of sacrifices our troops are out there making.
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you do know PJ training has highest washout rate rightOriginally Posted by FullTech
over SEALS and MARSOC?
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Like what? Protecting us from conflicts that we initiated?
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We, as the military are nothing more than tools of the government. The old guys in suits are the ones that initiate the conflicts...not us.
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[JOKER] AND HERE WE GO [/JOKER]
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