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Re: Surviving the Cut

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C-MAC wrote:
Silverback wrote:
C-MAC wrote:So I thought the best episode was on USAF PJ's- but that's just me.... :lol:
Say it isn't so...The air force has two jobs: You are Flying planes or washing planes!
Apparently there is another one. That would be rescuing downed USAF Airman, other pilots and anyone else that has suddenly found themselves on the ground- when they should be in the air :roll:
I remember that job. 5th Group did the only night time successful CSAR mission during Desert Storm. I think the Air Force provided support by flying some F-16s nearby. :D
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" I remember that job. 5th Group did the only night time successful CSAR mission during Desert Storm. I think the Air Force provided support by flying some F-16s nearby. :D
You are wrong. We did more than that. I am pretty sure we also hosted the after-mission-buffet :lol: .

BTW. There is nothing like CAS from a bird that can fly mach+ and accurately lob coke bottle size rounds at a target or place an MK77 "wall of fire" between you and the tangos.
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C-MAC wrote:
" I remember that job. 5th Group did the only night time successful CSAR mission during Desert Storm. I think the Air Force provided support by flying some F-16s nearby. :D
You are wrong. We did more than that. I am pretty sure we also hosted the after-mission-buffet :lol: .

BTW. There is nothing like CAS from a bird that can fly mach+ and accurately lob coke bottle size rounds at a target or place an MK77 "wall of fire" between you and the tangos.
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last time i shadowed a patrol, early 09 (4th RTB), Ranger School was very easy. there are tons of very young E-7's (24-28 yrs old) running around RTB these days. from what I gathered most of them didn't want to be there and tactically weren't that sound at patrolling in a woodland environment. there was still a handful though that were well skilled at what they were doing. It's a numbers game.....................period
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Just watched this for the first time tonight. They were doing Marine Force Recon Training.....what a bunch of pussies! These whiney motherfuckers were beyond beleif.....my Ol' Lady is still laughing about me yelling at the TV! Just about the time this one cocksucker should have been getting pissed off and reaching down a little deeper to get his balls into play.....he starts crying I CAN'T GO ON, I CAN'T MAKE IT! I WANTED TO JUMP THROUGH THE TELEVISION AND SLAP THE LITTLE BITCH! Everyfuckingbody else made it, what in the fuck is wrong with him, don't these cunts have any pride at all?
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Slowpoke wrote:Just watched this for the first time tonight. They were doing Marine Force Recon Training.....what a bunch of pussies! These whiney motherfuckers were beyond beleif.....my Ol' Lady is still laughing about me yelling at the TV! Just about the time this one cocksucker should have been getting pissed off and reaching down a little deeper to get his balls into play.....he starts crying I CAN'T GO ON, I CAN'T MAKE IT! I WANTED TO JUMP THROUGH THE TELEVISION AND SLAP THE LITTLE BITCH! Everyfuckingbody else made it, what in the fuck is wrong with him, don't these cunts have any pride at all?
WOW did you double up your BP meds? You sound like you are about to stroke. : >
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rangertough wrote:
Slowpoke wrote:Just watched this for the first time tonight. They were doing Marine Force Recon Training.....what a bunch of pussies! These whiney motherfuckers were beyond beleif.....my Ol' Lady is still laughing about me yelling at the TV! Just about the time this one cocksucker should have been getting pissed off and reaching down a little deeper to get his balls into play.....he starts crying I CAN'T GO ON, I CAN'T MAKE IT! I WANTED TO JUMP THROUGH THE TELEVISION AND SLAP THE LITTLE BITCH! Everyfuckingbody else made it, what in the fuck is wrong with him, don't these cunts have any pride at all?
WOW did you double up your BP meds? You sound like you are about to stroke. : >
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Slowpoke wrote:Just watched this for the first time tonight. They were doing Marine Force Recon Training.....what a bunch of pussies! These whiney motherfuckers were beyond beleif.....my Ol' Lady is still laughing about me yelling at the TV! Just about the time this one cocksucker should have been getting pissed off and reaching down a little deeper to get his balls into play.....he starts crying I CAN'T GO ON, I CAN'T MAKE IT! I WANTED TO JUMP THROUGH THE TELEVISION AND SLAP THE LITTLE BITCH! Everyfuckingbody else made it, what in the fuck is wrong with him, don't these cunts have any pride at all?
I had the same reaction when I watched that episode. I turned it off when the First Sgt was helping students through the gas.
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C-MAC wrote:
" I remember that job. 5th Group did the only night time successful CSAR mission during Desert Storm. I think the Air Force provided support by flying some F-16s nearby. :D
You are wrong. We did more than that. I am pretty sure we also hosted the after-mission-buffet :lol: .

BTW. There is nothing like CAS from a bird that can fly mach+ and accurately lob coke bottle size rounds at a target or place an MK77 "wall of fire" between you and the tangos.
"Tangos"??? I have never heard of the bad guys refered to as "Tangos" outside of video games and the numerous airsoft conventions I attend.
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Zonk 1/75 wrote:
Silverback wrote: "Tangos"??? I have never heard of the bad guys refered to as "Tangos" outside of video games and the numerous airsoft conventions I attend.


I thought they were called Bogeys
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Silverback wrote:
C-MAC wrote:
" I remember that job. 5th Group did the only night time successful CSAR mission during Desert Storm. I think the Air Force provided support by flying some F-16s nearby. :D
You are wrong. We did more than that. I am pretty sure we also hosted the after-mission-buffet :lol: .

BTW. There is nothing like CAS from a bird that can fly mach+ and accurately lob coke bottle size rounds at a target or place an MK77 "wall of fire" between you and the tangos.


"Tangos"??? I have never heard of the bad guys reffered to as "Tangos" outside of video games and the numerous airsoft conventions I attend.
I have two friends from different units. One is a West Point grad and ended up with the Flying Chickens in Iraq. The other was with the 25th in Iraq. Both referred to the bad guys as "tango's" usually with an adjective before it. They also called them a bunch of other things- but I am trying to stay "G" rated. :)

Plus, all this ground lingo is new to me. In the USAF we simply called them "targets". :roll:
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Re: Surviving the Cut

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C-MAC wrote:One is a West Point grad and ended up with the Flying Chickens in Iraq.
Word to the wise, C-MAC, only members/veterans of the "actively airborne" Army units (82d Airborne Div, 173d Airborne Bde, SF Groups, Rangers, etc.) get to call them that. (I sure as hell wouldn't, being a "leg" myself.) All others may be subject to long sets of pushups or beatings.
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