What I did in army

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13C20 - TACFIRE Operations Specialist 1982-1990 E5 when I got out

[Vindstot]

Wall and aimhack.

Jokes aside, I feel lucky for I never had to be in the army. I only heard stories that showed how bad was serving for an average person(some people got occasionally shot by mistake) and stories that were funny, but only because I really cant picture myself doing the same stuff (Though, it must have changed by now compared to the Soviet controlled Hungary).

Anyways, if I were to serve in the army, itd be either in peace or war time. If there is only peace, there is not much point in that (as there is no threat) or in war time, but I am not jingoist, and dont want to die or get a permanent injury.

Im sorry if this message provokes negative emotions in those people who think the opposite, its just my silly opinion.

[Anton Chigurh]

D54X0 - Intel (Intelligence Officer O2) In Germany until that wall came down. 

[Eazy]

11 years in danish army.. medics, machinegunner, .. etc etc

 

 

1- wow awesome pics man !! Thx for sharing

 

2- Holymeet ballz that stach dude!!!!!! Sick

[Rangerrage]

I was an Army Ranger. I did 12 years and got out when my brother died in the WTC on 9/11. Im glad im out, but very proud o what i did.

[Rangerrage]

To be honest, your better going Infantry instead of MP if you want to be a police officer when you get out. Reason being, police departments/academy don't like retraining bad habits. Just a word from a former Active duty Grunt. Good luck though bud!

[RedBaird]

I was an Army Ranger. I did 12 years and got out when my brother died in the WTC on 9/11. Im glad im out, but very proud o what i did.

 

Hello, Airborne Brother!

 

I was a ruck-totin' boonie-rat in the 173d Airborne Brigade in Binh Dinh province in 70-71.

 

Thank you for your service.

[RedBaird]

To be honest, your better going Infantry instead of MP if you want to be a police officer when you get out. Reason being, police departments/academy don't like retraining bad habits. Just a word from a former Active duty Grunt. Good luck though bud!

 

That reminds me of a local veteran who had been a firefighter in the Air Force.  He failed the Fire Department exam because he had practiced with aluminum ladders like the ones used in the AF.  The local FD used much heavier wooden ones.   I did not hear if he later got in or not.

Edited March 2, 2018 by RedBaird
fix typo...sigh

[null]

Mechanic for Leopard 2A4. Maintaining variety of guns and electronics. I served for one year, already missing it. 2/13

[Rangerrage]

I did a total of 12 years. Humping and Jumping from 1992 - 2004. 101st Airborne Div.