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This may get hidden, but in honor of the Romney campaign I'll quote my old Drill Sergeant anyway ...
To a recruit at Fort Bragg, NC, in 1970, who continually dropped his pugil stick: "Boy! You could reach into a barrel of ***** and pull out a dick!"
I believe that the SGT was trying to indicate to the recruit in question, who was standing next to me at the time, that the recruit was not meeting the Drill Sergeant's expectations. (And the worst mistake of my then 19 years on this Earth was to laugh. I received a horizontal stroke, and after falling to the ground I was hit in the gut so hard that I couldn't breathe for a good 45 seconds. Trust me, Drill Sergeants do NOT want you to laugh ... even when they are REALLY funny!)
But back to my initial point, has there been a more clueless candidate in modern history than Mitt Romney? Is there a single constituency which he needs to sway that he hasn't somehow managed to alienate? Yeah, he will win the rich white guy vote in a walk. And that should be just about it.
Keep reaching into that barrel, Mitt.
11Boo must have watched Full Metal Jacket. Wonder if he got tired of Hamburger Hill?
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so you know, getting physical like this is no longer allowed, not with ths all volunteer force.
I never did, but there were other creative ways to make the point.
At ease recruit. You just made me laugh hard. Yup, not only can see it, bit know what you mean.
On the bright side he did not really hurt you...there was a potential there.
Oh and Romney not only wants it...but feels entitled to it.
Somehow I can't picture her on a 15 mile forced march in full gear.
New.
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Uh, wouldn't the Mexican army, even if it allowed females, have some, uh, altitude requirements, like that one has to be at least such-and-such so tall?
The Israeli Defense Forces, to which nadin one alleged to have belonged (but she doesn't mention it any more) of course allow women, but one wonders if they too might not have minimal vertical standards.
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Oh, I don't know, she may have a point.
My DI had a habit of "brutalizing" us with the rim of his campaign hat.
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So now he was at Fort Bragg in 1970. Huh--someone should tell him the Vietnam War and our involvement was quite a bit smaller even by then than it was at its peak. Or do I recall him claiming he was in Vietnam prior to that?
Oh, and yeah, in the right circumstances, dipshit, DI's, CC's, or whoever, don't necessarily mind if you laugh. Just expect a few extra pushups for it.
Maybe I'll tell you about the joke I told our new CC when one of the originals we had (Senior Chief Nelson) had to be replaced during my time there because of a hernia. But you wouldn't believe it, because 1--you're a *****, 2--you have no idea what it's like.
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So now he was at Fort Bragg in 1970. Huh--someone should tell him the Vietnam War and our involvement was quite a bit smaller even by then than it was at its peak. Or do I recall him claiming he was in Vietnam prior to that?
I caught that.
He was supposedly in VN at the time.
Hill 937, AKA Hamburger Hill, the conflict that he was a hero and highly decorated, went down in 69.
He went through basic in 70. HUMMM
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Uh, wouldn't the Mexican army, even if it allowed females, have some, uh, altitude requirements, like that one has to be at least such-and-such so tall?
The Israeli Defense Forces, to which nadin one alleged to have belonged (but she doesn't mention it any more) of course allow women, but one wonders if they too might not have minimal vertical standards.
Not that I know of Frank. DR. Ruth at 4'11" [ the sex doctor ] tells of having to take apart a machine gun of some kind, dismantle it then put it back together while blind folded at the old age of 16 or younger.
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Updated the Resume.
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I caught that.
He was supposedly in VN at the time.
Hill 937, AKA Hamburger Hill, the conflict that he was a hero and highly decorated, went down in 69.
He went through basic in 70. HUMMM
Whoops. He dun ****ed up.
But as for the joke--when Senior Chief Nelson was replaced, we were "introduced" to his replacement (we had just finished Service Week, about halfway through boot camp.) We got the usual speech, how nothing was changing, you better not slack, etc., and then he finished up with a question that in retrospect, he shouldn't have asked when he said, "Now alright...who has a ****in joke?"
I raised my hand and said, "Yes, I do, sir!" To which I was told to spit it out.
To borrow the phrase from Ron White, I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability.
I said, "Sir! If you woke up one morning in the woods, your hands were tied behind you and your ass was smeared with Vaseline, would you tell anyone?"
To which he immediately replies, "**** NO!"
And my just as quick (and yeah, I was pretty committed by this point) reply, "You wanna go camping next weekend?"
Dead. ****ing. SILENCE. For about three seconds. Then EVERYONE busted up. Tears on the other CC's (Senior Chief Benware) face. In fact, for the rest of our time at RTC Great Lakes, he'd go up to random people in our sister company and go, "You wanna go camping this weekend?"
Yeah, Bravo--I did it. **** you.
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Uh, wouldn't the Mexican army, even if it allowed females, have some, uh, altitude requirements, like that one has to be at least such-and-such so tall?
The Israeli Defense Forces, to which nadin one alleged to have belonged (but she doesn't mention it any more) of course allow women, but one wonders if they too might not have minimal vertical standards.
She is 4'8" max now, I know because I have seen her. I doubt that she was ever any use to the IDF, as I doubt that the Mexican Red Cross ever hired her, she is a balding, little, bullshit artist.
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I caught that.
He was supposedly in VN at the time.
Hill 937, AKA Hamburger Hill, the conflict that he was a hero and highly decorated, went down in 69.
He went through basic in 70. HUMMM
He was such a badass that he went to combat then did basic later. :-)
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Whoops. He dun ****ed up.
But as for the joke--when Senior Chief Nelson was replaced, we were "introduced" to his replacement (we had just finished Service Week, about halfway through boot camp.) We got the usual speech, how nothing was changing, you better not slack, etc., and then he finished up with a question that in retrospect, he shouldn't have asked when he said, "Now alright...who has a ****in joke?"
I raised my hand and said, "Yes, I do, sir!" To which I was told to spit it out.
To borrow the phrase from Ron White, I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability.
I said, "Sir! If you woke up one morning in the woods, your hands were tied behind you and your ass was smeared with Vaseline, would you tell anyone?"
To which he immediately replies, "**** NO!"
And my just as quick (and yeah, I was pretty committed by this point) reply, "You wanna go camping next weekend?"
Dead. ****ing. SILENCE. For about three seconds. Then EVERYONE busted up. Tears on the other CC's (Senior Chief Benware) face. In fact, for the rest of our time at RTC Great Lakes, he'd go up to random people in our sister company and go, "You wanna go camping this weekend?"
Yeah, Bravo--I did it. **** you.
Had a Senior Chief in A school who was into Hellen Keller jokes. I asked him how she moaned during sex, then put my hand in the air and wiggled my fingers around. Every time I saw him after that he stuck his hand in the air and wiggled his fingers while laughing his ass off.
He was a crusty old FMF HMCS and expected quite a bit out of us but he had a sense of humor.
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I caught that.
He was supposedly in VN at the time.
Hill 937, AKA Hamburger Hill, the conflict that he was a hero and highly decorated, went down in 69.
He went through basic in 70. HUMMM
I was going to say that. He claimed to be on Hill 937 in 1970 when in fact that happened in 1969 and now claims he was in Boot in 70 at Ft Bragg? How did he get from the 101st to the 82nd Airborne? I might be wrong but I do not think they ever had boot camp at Ft Bragg.
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as it stunned me. After all, I wasn't the one who kept dropping the ****ing pugil stick! All I did was laugh! (But like I said, I found out that they REALLY didn't like it when you laughed!)
I'll ask our Army Veterans of the period (1970).
Was the word "boot" used to describe recruits? It wasn't part of the Army's language in 1980.
Sounds like sailor talk to me :drunksailor:
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When I was a recruit, I owned the pugil stick fights,I was really good at them.
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Boot camp
During the Spanish-American War, Sailors wore leggings called boots, which came to mean a Navy (or Marine) recruit. These recruits trained in "boot" camps.
http://www.history.navy.mil/trivia/trivia03.htm
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She is 4'8" max now...
Must be all the shit weighing her down.
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Boot camp
During the Spanish-American War, Sailors wore leggings called boots, which came to mean a Navy (or Marine) recruit. These recruits trained in "boot" camps.
http://www.history.navy.mil/trivia/trivia03.htm
Looks like another bullshit flag for Bolo-boy. :bs:
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When I was a recruit, I owned the pugil stick fights,I was really good at them.
Any doggies here use the pugil sticks in Basic? Marines I know did, don't know about Army.
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Any doggies here use the pugil sticks in Basic? Marines I know did, don't know about Army.
Not at Ft Dix in 1980.
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Any doggies here use the pugil sticks in Basic? Marines I know did, don't know about Army.
Not at Ft. Dix when I went through in '79.
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Not at Ft Dix in 1980.
Jinx.
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Jinx.
B-4-3. You?
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B-4-3. You?
B-2-3 as I recall.
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I don't think anyone has ever believed that DUmmy numbersBoo was actually in combat.
He's as phony a soldier as TomInTib, DUmoTex and homo Bradley Manning.
And the crazy bald dwarf has really outdone herself claiming to have been a drill instructor.
Nutcase nadin is two meters tall, at her standard of 60 centimeters per meter.
In real height, that comes in at right about four feet even. Four feet!
She was never in a military organization, unless there was an army in the Land of Oz.
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B-2-3 as I recall.
I went back to Ft Dix TDY 4 years ago. The old barracks are still there, Wrightsown is even seedier than I remembered.
While I was at BCT there was some kind of trucker's strike in New Jersey. No beer delivery. We had on-post pass toward the end of the cycle, and I got stupid drunk on $1 bottles of Ripple.
It's funny, the things that pop into a guy's head, years later:
We are Bravo 4-3
The best damn company in BCT
Ahead of the pack
We're best by test
Always ready
To beat the rest
Drive on, Drill Sergeant.
Drive on!
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I don't think anyone has ever believed that DUmmy numbersBoo was actually in combat.
He's as phony a soldier as TomInTib, DUmoTex and homo Bradley Manning.
And the crazy bald dwarf has really outdone herself claiming to have been a drill instructor.
Nutcase nadin is two meters tall, at her standard of 60 centimeters per meter.
In real height, that comes in at right about four feet even. Four feet!
She was never in a military organization, unless there was an army in the Land of Oz.
Maybe she is remembering past lives, she isn't old enough for all the stories she has. :-)
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I went to basic 1996. I remember when we had a DI come "sneaking" down the hall one night towards the fireguards and asked us information at about 2300, he stopped and asked us a few questions before sneaking up to the female's floor. About the time he got to the top I heard "thump, BOOM!" from the ceiling. A few minutes later, he came down holding his back. He commented that the girls had set an ambush for him by setting floor polish down.
Was the word "boot" used to describe recruits?
Nope, we were either "Privates", which meant civilian pukes not really fit to wear a uniform or in the case of one DI that really didn't care for that sort of language, "Young Soldiers". They did not touch us, for that matter they did not curse at us. I think the "no cursing" thing actually upset some of the "young soldiers" I was with more than getting a beat down from a DI would have. I asked a DI about it at while cleaning my rifle at a range about six weeks in and was told that we had so much training that needed to get done that things like cursing or striking with the brim of the campaign hat were considered to be counter-productive so they didn't do it.
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Cold Steel
Ist platoon leading the way
2nd platoon get out of the way
3rd platoon coming through
4th platoon the best platoon
Ours started like yours, but ended like the above.
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I'll ask our Army Veterans of the period (1970).
Was the word "boot" used to describe recruits? It wasn't part of the Army's language in 1980.
Sounds like sailor talk to me :drunksailor:
1970 here and we didn't use it at Ft. Knox. I (We) used Basic.
Damn. Another Marine SEAL in the Green Berets
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Any doggies here use the pugil sticks in Basic? Marines I know did, don't know about Army.
Yes, at Fort Jackson in 1996.
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1970 here and we didn't use it at Ft. Knox. I (We) used Basic.
Damn. Another Marine SEAL in the Green Berets
I should have been more clear. You didn't refer to Basic Trainees as "boots", did you? That was not part of our language in 1980.
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My drill SGT called us Rambo, he called the females Rambettes. At the end of basic he said that he was glad to be getting rid of all these faggots and that the next cycle was going to be a platoon full of dykes. :-)
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I should have been more clear. You didn't refer to Basic Trainees as "boots", did you? That was not part of our language in 1980.
No we didn't.
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No we didn't.
That's what I thought. Thanks!
11Bolo is full of shit.
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Lurking DUmbasses, I'm calling 11 Bravo out. He's a :poser:
He's welcome to come here, unlike DU, AS himself, and explain it. If he EVER went to boot at Benning, I can find his name. My guess is, if he EVER did, he washed out. There is no way in HELL he EVER did what he said he did, much like another fruitcake by the name of TominTib.
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Any doggies here use the pugil sticks in Basic? Marines I know did, don't know about Army.
Are those Pugil Sticks anything like Numchucks ???
Far as Doctor Ruth goes, she was a Holocaust Survivor or her family was.
Mom was quite amazed when she visited Israel to see these little kids running about with weapons. Some younger then MY grand children. She came home and said that NO ONE can take down Israel as it will be the Children that fight the war, kids are fearless as we know.
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Uh, wouldn't the Mexican army, even if it allowed females, have some, uh, altitude requirements, like that one has to be at least such-and-such so tall?
The Israeli Defense Forces, to which nadin one alleged to have belonged (but she doesn't mention it any more) of course allow women, but one wonders if they too might not have minimal vertical standards.
So, nads is trilingual- pidgin Spanish, pidgin English, and pidgin Hebrew?
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We used pugil sticks in the army. Vesta, damn, no they're not like nunchucks.
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We used pugil sticks in the army. Vesta, damn, no they're not like nunchucks.
That's right.
Nunchucks are the Converse sneakers Mother Teresa used to wear.
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Vesta
They are like broom sticks with big boxing gloves on either end.
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I was going to say that. He claimed to be on Hill 937 in 1970 when in fact that happened in 1969 and now claims he was in Boot in 70 at Ft Bragg? How did he get from the 101st to the 82nd Airborne? I might be wrong but I do not think they ever had boot camp at Ft Bragg.
They did. I looked it up. Four years 1966-70.
He'd have to have been in one of the last classes runthrough there.
Assuming he went at all.
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Any doggies here use the pugil sticks in Basic? Marines I know did, don't know about Army.
We did at Sill in '92.
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Whoops. He dun ****ed up.
But as for the joke--when Senior Chief Nelson was replaced, we were "introduced" to his replacement (we had just finished Service Week, about halfway through boot camp.) We got the usual speech, how nothing was changing, you better not slack, etc., and then he finished up with a question that in retrospect, he shouldn't have asked when he said, "Now alright...who has a ****in joke?"
I raised my hand and said, "Yes, I do, sir!" To which I was told to spit it out.
To borrow the phrase from Ron White, I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability.
I said, "Sir! If you woke up one morning in the woods, your hands were tied behind you and your ass was smeared with Vaseline, would you tell anyone?"
To which he immediately replies, "**** NO!"
And my just as quick (and yeah, I was pretty committed by this point) reply, "You wanna go camping next weekend?"
Dead. ****ing. SILENCE. For about three seconds. Then EVERYONE busted up. Tears on the other CC's (Senior Chief Benware) face. In fact, for the rest of our time at RTC Great Lakes, he'd go up to random people in our sister company and go, "You wanna go camping this weekend?"
Yeah, Bravo--I did it. **** you.
To quote another Southern humorist, the late Lewis Grizzard:
"Damn, brother! Don't believe I'd told that!" :lmao:
http://www.electstevedawes.com
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In '79 at Ft. Jackson we didn't use pugil sticks. The DS called us 'bricks' most of the time. I can't remember him calling us anything else except by our last names.
Was Nads claim to be a DI for her stint with Cruz Roja (MX Red Cross), with the MX Army or with this site http://cruz-roja.agame.me/ ? I figure it's the latter. She can make all the claims she wants and point to Cruz Roja which brings up the game site as well as the MX Red Cross on a search.
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In '79 at Ft. Jackson we didn't use pugil sticks. The DS called us 'bricks' most of the time. I can't remember him calling us anything else except by our last names.
Was Nads claim to be a DI for her stint with Cruz Roja (MX Red Cross), with the MX Army or with this site http://cruz-roja.agame.me/ ? I figure it's the latter. She can make all the claims she wants and point to Cruz Roja which brings up the game site as well as the MX Red Cross on a search.
No one on this board can answer that question.
Her experience changes from day to day.
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The MARINES install brains in brainless DUmmies..... :lmao:
Parris Island January '65 while drilling on the parade deck. My redheaded Jr. Drill Instructor had an Obama son recruit by his ears. He had pulled him up by the ears until only his toes were touching the ground. He was violently twisting his head from side to side and then he yelled, "I'm going to unscrew your head and shit in it so you'll have some brains."
I busted out laughing because it looked like he was going to actually do it. That was a mistake. He threw the recruit down and started running through the ranks trying to find that "&%$* ^%$#* that thinks everything is so %$#@& funny?" No one would point me out so the whole platoon did rifle drill (up/over head/down in back ... up/overhead/down in front) with M-14's until there were some bloody ears in the platoon. No one ever pointed me out, thank god.
You know something, when I look at Obama's ears I can't help but wonder if he hasn't had the MARINE brain installation procedure.
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so you know, getting physical like this is no longer allowed, not with ths all volunteer force.
I never did, but there were other creative ways to make the point.
At ease recruit. You just made me laugh hard. Yup, not only can see it, bit know what you mean.
On the bright side he did not really hurt you...there was a potential there.
Oh and Romney not only wants it...but feels entitled to it.
Her eyes must be brown because she is so full of shit :bs:
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We used pugil sticks in Benning in '82 and my son had them at Leonard Wood just a few months ago. He said it was optional though.
We were called by our roster numbers until the DS's learned our names (which you hoped they never did) then it was either just a last name called out or private so and so.
We had 2 DS's per platoon and 1 Drill Coporal per platoon. They were on us like Tommy Hilfiger on a loser.
KC
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We used pugil sticks in Benning in '82 and my son had them at Leonard Wood just a few months ago. He said it was optional though.
We were called by our roster numbers until the DS's learned our names (which you hoped they never did) then it was either just a last name called out or private so and so.
We had 2 DS's per platoon and 1 Drill Coporal per platoon. They were on us like Tommy Hilfiger on a loser.
KC
We had 2 Jr Drills (SSG) and 1 Sr Drill (SFC), who was an asshole. We were in a "starship" so we had to deal with everyone else's drills as well when we were out of our barracks.
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So, nads is trilingual- pidgin Spanish, pidgin English, and pidgin Hebrew?
Given that this is nads I'd say that pigeon-Spanish, pigeon-English, and pigeon-Hebrew are more likely. ;)
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Thanks TRG. I wasn't sure about it. Still 11boo boo has to be as big a liar as TomnTib. Then again its the DUmp so it is nothing new from them or him.
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Uh, wouldn't the Mexican army, even if it allowed females, have some, uh, altitude requirements, like that one has to be at least such-and-such so tall?
The Israeli Defense Forces, to which nadin one alleged to have belonged (but she doesn't mention it any more) of course allow women, but one wonders if they too might not have minimal vertical standards.
Unless it's changed Coach, I believe it is a requirement to serve in the Israeli Defense Corps. They can always find something for ya to do, trust me!
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Unless it's changed Coach, I believe it is a requirement to serve in the Israeli Defense Corps. They can always find something for ya to do, trust me!
Oh no.
Another disturbing "visual."
As you know, I get these, because to me, words are "pictures."
The dwarfess nadin running around in between the parted legs of Palestinian terrorists, causing confusion and disarray in their ranks.
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I think the crazy bald dwarf maybe conducts basic training for those toy soldiers she paints and plays with.
She's the instructor, and shouts commands at her little platoons of knights and dragons and unicorns in a very authoritative but high-pitched voice.
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I think the crazy bald dwarf maybe conducts basic training for those toy soldiers she paints and plays with.
She's the instructor, and shouts commands at her little platoons of knights and dragons and unicorns in a very authoritative but high-pitched voice.
I've always thought Nads would sound more like the character "Froggy", on The Little Rascals.
(With an eastern european/spanish accent)
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Any doggies here use the pugil sticks in Basic? Marines I know did, don't know about Army.
Not by the mid-70s, but it has come and gone from time to time, that part isn't impossible. His claim that it was at Ft. Bragg is the part that's choking me. Bragg is a FORSCOM post, not a TRADOC post, airborne/rigger school is there (Which has 'Black hats,' not drill sergeants) but not basic training; in that part of the country, BCT would've been at Benning or Jackson, which are TRADOC posts.
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Rigger school is at Ft. Lee and Airborne school is at Benning.
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He was talking about years ago. They used to have Basic here at Gordon until the early 70's. He's already been busted. He said he was on Hamburger Hill, which was in '69. Now he's saying he was in basic at Bragg, in '70. Also, the troops at Hamburger Hill were the 101st. Only unit of that size at Bragg is the 82d and 18th airborne corps. If I'm wrong, Doc will correct me. I know a few brigades are there, like the 44th Med. 35th Sig used to be there, but it's at Gordon now.
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He was talking about years ago. They used to have Basic here at Gordon until the early 70's. He's already been busted. He said he was on Hamburger Hill, which was in '69. Now he's saying he was in basic at Bragg, in '70. Also, the troops at Hamburger Hill were the 101st. Only unit of that size at Bragg is the 82d and 18th airborne corps. If I'm wrong, Doc will correct me. I know a few brigades are there, like the 44th Med. 35th Sig used to be there, but it's at Gordon now.
BFD, I was stationed at Gordon in the 90s, it was a TRADOC base then as now, and as it had been for a long time, with IET and the Signal officer and enlisted MOS-producing schools as its main function.
The timing of his tale is hosed, but apparently from some madining it appears the Army did in fact run BCT at Bragg in 1970, I found a memorial page to a guy killed in Viet Nam that had his 1970 BCT platoon picture on it, with 'USATC Bragg' on a banner crossed with the platoon guidon.
Aside from the possibility of him taking basic there and then moving on to AIT and the 101, The idea that someone could've been trained at Bragg and assigned to the 82nd or XVIII Corps and then ended up in the 101 in Viet Nam isn't odd at all. At that time replacements would've been levied from undeployed units Army-wide, not pulled forward from the rear of a rotational unit in theater as has been the practice in GWOT (Due to having rotational units in theater replace en masse for GWOT, instead of enduring ones that drew constant replacements for casualties through an in-theater AG replacement det as in all the pre-GWOT wars). So it's not that you're wrong about what was stationed where, it's that it doesn't mean anything one way or the other.
And rigger school is at Ft. Lee, airborne at Benning, however back in the VN days there was supposedly a shoestring airborne school operation at Fort Bragg (Or some kind of drug deal based at Bragg anyway) as well, mainly used to qualify new SF assignees with 5 jumps and the required technical training. Apparently, as I was surprised to learn from reading about a particular colorful SF figure a couple of years ago, officer SF assignments at the peak expansion demand period of Viet Nam were not all volunteers, I guess it would've been awkward to involuntarily assign someone and have him FUBAR the Benning course.
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Oh, I'm not saying Gordon isn't TRADOC, as is Benning IIRC, just saying his story doesn't add up. I too was stationed at Gordon in the 90's, first the 11th, then the 93rd. Benning used to be OSUT, but I think that's changed. Never understood why airborne school is at Benning, rigger school at Lee, and the only CONUS airborne division is at Bragg. A rigger alone will probably spend his basic at Jackson, airborne school at Benning, Rigger school at Lee, before even getting to his unit at Bragg, Vicenza, or, at least I think they still have airborne infantry, Richardson. A lot of TDY and PCSing.
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We used pugil sticks in Benning in '82 and my son had them at Leonard Wood just a few months ago. He said it was optional though.
We were called by our roster numbers until the DS's learned our names (which you hoped they never did) then it was either just a last name called out or private so and so.
We had 2 DS's per platoon and 1 Drill Coporal per platoon. They were on us like Tommy Hilfiger on a loser.
KC
Hilfiger on a loser. Good stuff. I have a few myself, but I'll spread them out, starting with "Indians on a covered wagon"
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Ft. Polk, '66. Sticks were still used.
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Ft. Polk, '66. Sticks were still used.
Biloxi Blues ?
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Biloxi Blues ?
Diseaseville old boy. :lmao:
Lake Charles was the other hot spot. :whatever:
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Hilfiger on a loser. Good stuff. I have a few myself, but I'll spread them out, starting with "Indians on a covered wagon"
Oooohhhhh. Where's the waisis kid when I need him!!
:lmao:
KC