Army Talk

[UnknownLegend 5480]

i know what my post count is.. and chaos started it.. i dont care either way

Sure she did

Use me as a referral if you need it.

INB4 CHOSEN LOLOLOLOL

[Mitch 2111]

Wait, you're right, forgot how young he is. Ma b.

D:

gl driz, hope you apply to sG if you decide to

[ChosenOne2000 4440]

EVERYONE GET OFF DRIZ'S DICK!!!!!!

It's mine and mine alone....

:: insert pic of Chosen beating driz's ass ::

Medical Service Corps Bitches!

[driz 2626]

fucker, dont cry when i hack your shit and delete that pic. I LET you win so you wouldn't look bad in front of your wife

[LOPEZ 1750]

Looks more like you're giving him a bear hug

[Pebbz. 953]

inb4 pics that have been previously posted. Oh wait.. You sure are sweaty, though.

[Guest Fohacidal]

EVERYONE GET OFF DRIZ'S DICK!!!!!!

It's mine and mine alone....

:: insert pic of Chosen beating driz's ass ::

Medical Service Corps Bitches!

inb4 photoshopped black penis in driz's mouth waaaat

[driz 2626]

inb4 pics that have been previously posted. Oh wait.. You sure are sweaty, though.

thats why he won! i couldnt get a grip, hands kept slipping off!

[Failsniper 2]

Bromance, totally not gay.

[ChosenOne2000 4440]

I want to give military shoutouts to:

Howard Dean - currently at Air Force Basic Training

Fohacidal - Awaiting to be shipped of to Basic Training at the end of the month

UltaPonch - Air Force SROTC Cadet

Congrats and Good Luck!

[Skotti 2105]

I want to give military shoutouts to:

Howard Dean - currently at Air Force Basic Training

Fohacidal - Awaiting to be shipped of to Basic Training at the end of the month

UltaPonch - Air Force SROTC Cadet

Congrats and Good Luck!

Depending on the X-rays MEPS is receveing, I should be leaving in June. Air Force.

[UltaPonch 80]

I want to give military shoutouts to:

Howard Dean - currently at Air Force Basic Training

Fohacidal - Awaiting to be shipped of to Basic Training at the end of the month

UltaPonch - Air Force SROTC Cadet

Congrats and Good Luck!

SROTC?

[Jewinator 5000 750]

Ah, this old thread. Brings back memories.

[ctark 1983]

SROTC?

just incase anyone doesn't actually know: Senior Reserve Officers' Training Corps

[Guest Tasty]

Is this guy still alive?

[ChosenOne2000 4440]

JROTC - High School ROTC and can gain you the pay grade of E-3 if you enlist

SROTC - College ROTC and can gain you the pay grade of O-1 if you receive a commission

[russ 8]

I've been wondering, does the army train an elite squad of snipers to scout out the area/warn infantry of inpending danger?

Also, when fighting, is it just soldiers walking around till they find someone? or is it something different? like is there a "battlefield" ?

[Prosak 683]

I've been wondering, does the army train an elite squad of snipers to scout out the area/warn infantry of inpending danger?

Also, when fighting, is it just soldiers walking around till they find someone? or is it something different? like is there a "battlefield" ?

Afghanistan is a 'Complex' Battlefield, some sectors like 'The Valley' where the 173rd Airborne was resently stationed is a super active cause it is right on the Pakistani border

Places like North Afghan are super active in terms of insurgency, rest are more calmer but still open to strikes or IEDs

as for Snipers they can do things like that but most of the snipers i have talked with are special attachments to squads going into combat, like i know a 173rd Airborne sniper who gets attached to other units for certain missions like patrols, recon, etc.

now in terms of 'elite' snipers, i have not met one of these people lol, im taking it you got elite snipers from a tv show or military channel's 'Surviving the Cut'

BTW i see we are missing

Prosak- SROTC Cadet, and army reservist

[Jewinator 5000 750]

Question: What US military unit is the most 1337? As in, which is meant to be the bes trained and most powerful?

[Prosak 683]

Question: What US military unit is the most 1337? As in, which is meant to be the bes trained and most powerful?

if i had to choose: US Army Rangers, for the Marines there Recon Snipers, Navy: Seals obviously, Chair Force: PJs

[Mitch 2111]

I might head off to Annapolis. But, that might be like a 10% chance of happening.

[LOPEZ 1750]

I've been wondering, does the army train an elite squad of snipers to scout out the area/warn infantry of inpending danger?

Also, when fighting, is it just soldiers walking around till they find someone? or is it something different? like is there a "battlefield" ?

You should watch the Danish documentary 'Armadillo'

Follows the Danish army for one tour in Afghanistan (Get English subtitles though, it's all in Danish).

I'm going to Military school after this year for a three year course where I'll be getting 4 months of intensive practical lessons and 2 years of theoretical lessons.

[ChosenOne2000 4440]

Question: What US military unit is the most 1337? As in, which is meant to be the bes trained and most powerful?

if i had to choose: US Army Rangers, for the Marines there Recon Snipers, Navy: Seals obviously, Chair Force: PJs

For the Army its Special Forces. SF does "missions" where they deploy for a sinlge mission and return. Where Rangers can be mixed into regular units. The head of the Army Medical Service Corps chief has a Ranger tab btw.

I've been wondering, does the army train an elite squad of snipers to scout out the area/warn infantry of inpending danger?

Also, when fighting, is it just soldiers walking around till they find someone? or is it something different? like is there a "battlefield" ?

You are mixing terms:

ALL combat brigades have a battalion full of scouts and its their job to be fast and moblie to recon for the brigade.

Snipers dont look for stuff and report back. Snipers are called in AFTER the scouts have found stuff and HQ wants snipers in place.

When soldiers "walk around" until they find someone its called a "movement to contact" mission which basically is a search and destroy. That tactic is very old school (Vietnam). Today soldiers rarely enter a battlefield without serious intel about the area.

[Prosak 683]

For the Army its Special Forces. SF does "missions" where they deploy for a sinlge mission and return. Where Rangers can be mixed into regular units. The head of the Army Medical Service Corps chief has a Ranger tab btw.

You are mixing terms:

ALL combat brigades have a battalion full of scouts and its their job to be fast and moblie to recon for the brigade.

Snipers dont look for stuff and report back. Snipers are called in AFTER the scouts have found stuff and HQ wants snipers in place.

When soldiers "walk around" until they find someone its called a "movement to contact" mission which basically is a search and destroy. That tactic is very old school (Vietnam). Today soldiers rarely enter a battlefield without serious intel about the area.

Regular SF are very exaggerated, id say they be even with rangers, and im sure that medical guy got it back when Ranger training was 4 weeks not 9 weeks

[UltaPonch 80]

SROTC - College ROTC and can gain you the pay grade of O-1 if you receive a commission

Has not been referred to as that since I have been on campus.

Current Day "Scout"