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Hmmm, sounds great.paradoxile said:ömg-stands for "öl,min gud" which is swedish for "beer,my god"
Mmmmmmm, beer, ahhhhhhhhhh
Hmmm, sounds great.paradoxile said:ömg-stands for "öl,min gud" which is swedish for "beer,my god"
Things in the shooting range as you describe happen all the time. The bottom line is that there's nothing more dangerous than 50 girls doing tironut and go to shooting range. Horror for commanders, hazard for fellow rookies.paradoxile said:shooting stuff is fun...I almost miss it...if it wasn't for the 3km hike to the shooting range with full gear and the 60 rookies bitching all the way there oh and the stupid female officer who ordered the leg to shoot at the targets while I was at near one of the the targets with one of the rookies from the previous leg and almost got us both killed simply because she didn't notice...god I hate that whore...
I guess Ensign McDick sounds ok as long as you don't get sagemet...you and me both know that disease in impossible to cure.
by shooting stuff do you mean shooting with an M-16 or Mag,0.5 or the really heavy stuff like Tomat,MLRS,Tank?
and all hail the mighty beer god.
ömg-stands for "öl,min gud" which is swedish for "beer,my god"
Beer.ivri91 said:Too bad we didn't get much of that up north, fellow soldier.
Yet you say that I am disrespectful to women.paradoxile said:getting a little spanky spanky is a lot better than I imagined our first meeting would be like dominaterix Natalie...
oh and you have to promise me a nude hug or nude in haag or something like that.
I got an exam tomorrow and I've been a little stressed so I get moodswings and start talking shiz...it will go away I promise*puppy eyes*
paradoxile said:I believe these things happen all the time in the combat units(including the altilery and the armored corps) where you have to do more complicated things like night wet squad(חוליה and class(כתה drills which are reletively more complicated and dangerous than simple shooting range shooting.
I was a class commander and later a sgt. in a basic 02 boot camp...the rookies never do those drills.the hardest thing they have is field(שדאות training and 10 meter night shooting.
I can sefely say that ordering to start shooting while there are soldiers(especially one of the commanders) at the target line is not something that happens often in 02...the soldiers weren't even a manace,that cycle was one of those high motivated soldiers destined for the intelligence corps(if anyone asks...it doesn't exist ) so it was her entire fault...I was lucky the soldiers that had to shoot at the targets where we've been had enough sence not to shoot and halt their weapons. meanwhile I took the soldier and did a double pazatzta(never actually did this before) behind the target line bump.
I had one cycle of girls and it was quite fun actually...and the girls were totally ok except of 2-3 girls who were a mennace but that's not unusual.
also had the urge to go up to one of the tents during Tash Hour open the entrence curtain and ask "is everything ok?" while the girls got undressed(yeah I'm a perv I know) but I didn't(saw enough female nudity during my boot camp and commander's course training which was the first mixed gender course weee!!!)
the "girl problem" as you described it was mainly with the fellow female commanders who were determined to show the male rookies where the vagina pees from(so to speak) with unneccessary cluelty to soldiers that didn't deserve such a harsh attitude and some of the female officers(like that specific one) who liked to give a hard time to male commanders under their juristiction....I called it vulgar display of power since I was very into Pantera back then(still am actually...RIP Dimebag).
they should outlaw giving power to mean bitches...
I never actually fought in a war(only son) but at september 2000 during my commander's course we went to a small outpost(for squad and class wet drills) near the vadi ara road...during our 2 week stay there the inthifada broke out and the arabs from the villages nearby and Um el Fahem totally demolished the road in which we came...I couldn't sleep for these 2 weeks from fear of some arabs getting into the outpost during the night and shoot everyone...aspecially after such a thing happened in that outpost already some years ago.
I forgot to mention the key info - the exposition: the soldier actually threw the grenade to the direction of the pre-cast, and that's why: if you remember the briefing drill - where the officer and the soldier are to stand during a briefing of throwing grenads. In this case, the officer stood between the soldier and the precast instead between the soldier and the range - the movement is that after the briefing the soldier turns 180 degrees and throws the grenade at the precast -> hense the incident.paradoxile said:I can't imagine it happening...the granade throwing motion doesn't allow you to throw the granade backwards...the worst thing that could happen in such case is you dropping the granade inside or close to the throwing post. plus there should be an officer supervising and correcting your every move to prevent such thing from happening.
I know the whole safety protocol business...filled out some protocols about my soldiers and had a few filled out about me(like that time I almost got shot)...some are serious but some are incredibly stupid...
like this one time when I was a commander I came across a protocol about corporal so and so who was at the time my commanding sgt. and it stated that he fell of a plastic chair in the dining room
reason:the soldier wasn't acting responsibly and was swinging in the chair,he slipped and fell down
soldier was rushed to the infirmery and was checked by a doctor.the soldier wasn't injured.
conclusion:soldier shouldn't have swung in his chair.
we had quite a laugh about the whole thing...
In attempt to conclude the grenade issue: the officer briefs both times: when throwing pak-pak and when throwing live. The second time he was standing as I described, and I think there is very little he could do, since the throwing motion of the soldier was quick and accurate .paradoxile said:first of all where does the soldier's sence of judgement come in...I mean hey let's throw a live granade in the direction of the pre-cast full of soldiers and see what happens...
in any case you're supposed to throw a pak-pak first, pick it up and then throw the granade in the same direction.
in that case he had to throw the pak pak into the precast and in that case no one would've been hurt(except maybe for the stupid guy who would try to pick it up and get his fingers broken in result) and the officer would correct the soldier to throw the live granade in the right direction.
Boar's wrong estimation
the Boar will be trialed and demoted to the rank of private...
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