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Now days, you request your MOS during Selection. After Selection, they tell you what MOS you got picked up for. I originally got picked up for 18B, but went to changed it 18C. All I had to do was see the student assignments counselor and ask for it to be changed. If you're in the 18D course and that...

One -Eye, I was on that deployment to Germany and while I can't remeber you're name, I remeber on the flight back in the 747, you were sprawled out in one row with what looked like your whole head wrapped in gauze. I was feeling pretty bad for myself after I dislocated my shoulder kowala-fying on a ...

I've been on this site for a few weeks' now and since my body is all torqued after coming back from leave in New Zealand, I've thought it might be good idea to introduce myself. I started out in Wpns Squad (Maggots), 3rd Plt (Earthpigs), Aco 2/75 Rgr. I got to BN in July, 1997. After dislocating my ...

gentleman, there is only one FPS game anyone should play. it's called Soldier of Fortune 2 (SOF 2). it's graphic, the enemy is smart and will roll your flank if you're not careful and has a cool selection of weapons. if you get the game, get the gold edition. when i mean graphic, i mean you can cut ...

LOL! good one

Skyline- Let me break it down to you. In my three years' and three months' in battalion, I suffered the following -one hernia -three shoulder dislocations (1st-beer slide in the blacksheep AO, 2nd-kwalafying off telephone pole in germany, 3rd-mountain phase, on the stupid trail from lowers to uppers...

I popped a hernia in week 4 of basic training (feb 97) and didn't actually get it operated on until october 97. I had been in batt since july 97 and we were on squad ex-evals (oct 97), where I was the AB for a 240B team. After the hernia had grown from mere half inch in feb to almost three by Octobe...

I remember in my RIP class, there was another guy with my same last name. It's not a very common name by any means and having to PV2's, in the same class, really got the funny bone of all the cadre. I mean, this guy and I even looked alike. Turns out we were related, but that's another story. Can't ...

Only a 2/75 guy would say shower shoes and a light coat of CLP. Of course, in Aco, we also had to wear a sombrero or nurses hat. Which ever one made you "feel more in the moment"

The first RACKs were not called RACKs at all. RgrPantel might remember in early '98 seeing a few guys from Aco 2/75 wearing chest harness' that looked kind of like RACKs. These first ones were designed by the Aco 3rd Plt (Earthpigs) PLT SGT. He designed them, with the help of some of his squad leade...

The only other combat jumps in Afghanistan that I know of is USAF CCT/PJ (STS). Two PJ's did a HALO jump to help out a critically injured Australian SASR trooper who needed to be stabilized before he could be moved to a lower altitude before any rotary wing acft could evacuate him. Also, there are r...

Cco 3/75 conducted a night combat parachute assualt on to OBJ Rhino (site of the future Camp Rhino) in late October, 2002. They were on the ground for about one hour, engaged exactly ONE enemy combatant with direct fire on the OBJ. They also engaged one vehicle that was driving towards the airfield ...

Aco was Alphatraz, Bco was Broco, Cco was Chuckles Company and HHC was the Hot Ham and Cheese when I was there. In Aco, 3rd PLT was the Earthpigs, 2nd was the Blacksheep, 1st was, well shit, can't think of first right now. It'll come to me. WPNS PLT was the Rat Bastards. Earthpig, the mural you pain...

My chica always gave me shit for wearing the shorts around the house, funerals, bar mitzvahs (says they're "inappropriate" whatever) etc. until i came home from work one day to see her prancing around the house in them. Also, when I was stationed with this fag aviation unit in Korea, some ...