Dirty Nasty Legs
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Lashout06R
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Re: Dirty Nasty Legs
lol
Pretty sure all of 18th Airborne Corps could just go take over a sizable amount of land and rename it Wewillfuckyouupsilvania and there isn't anything anyone could do about it.
Pretty sure all of 18th Airborne Corps could just go take over a sizable amount of land and rename it Wewillfuckyouupsilvania and there isn't anything anyone could do about it.
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ChopperDoc
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Re: Dirty Nasty Legs
Funny.
But I will have to say this: i never understood the reason that EVERYONE from cooks to vets that were assigned to the 82nd had to be on full jump status. Going to airborne school, I absolutely see that, it makes sense, but to have everyone in division make a jump once or twice a year when their MOS pretty much guarantees that they will NEVER be going that in combat was a little much.
If you are in an MOS where you might have to do it for real, you should be well trained on your mission.
But I will have to say this: i never understood the reason that EVERYONE from cooks to vets that were assigned to the 82nd had to be on full jump status. Going to airborne school, I absolutely see that, it makes sense, but to have everyone in division make a jump once or twice a year when their MOS pretty much guarantees that they will NEVER be going that in combat was a little much.
If you are in an MOS where you might have to do it for real, you should be well trained on your mission.
"You rarely rise to the occasion, you usually just sink to your lowest level of training."
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