Any of ya in the National Guard lrrps unit in Macon, Ga.?

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Any of ya in the National Guard lrrps unit in Macon, Ga.?

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I just signed up and was just curious to what I will expect my first day there..Im getting back into running shape and hopefully I can get back to shape like I was when I was In Batt. I was told they are the most high speed National Guard unit in Ga. so that pumped me up to join plus the fact that I get to jump again. Being a father to 3 kids has made me neglect PT for the last 6 months and Im so out of running shape it isnt even funny. I would really appreciate it if of any of ya can give me info on that unit cause I would like to learn more about them beofre i report there. I have looked everywhere to try to read up on them but no info on the internet.

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You might want to forget LRRP...closed shop after Nam...Try LRS....bottom line is Run and run some more
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And we're not in Macon...
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LRP1 wrote:You might want to forget LRRP...closed shop after Nam...Try LRS....bottom line is Run and run some more
During my short tenure (3-years) in a LRSC, I found the idea of running away from the bad guys absolutely reprehensible!
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I pmed a few of ya back. Thanks for the replies..

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Silverback wrote:
LRP1 wrote:You might want to forget LRRP...closed shop after Nam...Try LRS....bottom line is Run and run some more
During my short tenure (3-years) in a LRSC, I found the idea of running away from the bad guys absolutely reprehensible!

What?


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RRDTm3 wrote:
What?


Our motto in RRD was, "Why walk when you can fly (Halo), why fight when you can hide"



Breaking contact can be a good thing sometimes.............sometimes
hmmm that motto must have gone into effect after I left :D
I guess if we had needed a motto for COLT before we got rolled into RRD it would have been "Why look at shit like a peeping tom when you can blow it up" :twisted:
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Recon was never my gig.
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Silverback wrote:Recon was never my gig.
it was about the only time I got to do cool shit :(
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Horned Toad wrote:
Silverback wrote:Recon was never my gig.
it was about the only time I got to do cool shit :(
Yeah we definitely did some cool shit. I was in E CO 51st (with a bunch of criminals) in Germany and it was a good time.
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Silverback wrote:
Horned Toad wrote:
Silverback wrote:Recon was never my gig.
it was about the only time I got to do cool shit :(
Yeah we definitely did some cool shit. I was in E CO 51st (with a bunch of criminals) in Germany and it was a good time.
yah I heard my buddy knew or knew of you from when he was over there
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The company was in Newnan, GA. Across from the high school, if you've ever been there. Expect about four months in the Green Platoon, if they still do that; where you'll learn LRS techniques and tactics, as well as the unit's SOPs and equipment.
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Running was good...especially if you got caught hiding..and the bad guys had you outnumbered 10:1....Those guys tend to come out of the woodwork. The best part was hiding and not getting caught but shit happens..
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LRP1 wrote:Running was good...especially if you got caught hiding..and the bad guys had you outnumbered 10:1....Those guys tend to come out of the woodwork. The best part was hiding and not getting caught but shit happens..
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