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Originally Posted by Black Maxima
HAHAHA NO it's not me. I'm in the NIKE sweatshirt. I swear my mouth is never open like that ever. I know what you guys are thinking.
...And I know who the kid in the short is.
His maxima.org name is:
...And I know who the kid in the short is.
His maxima.org name is:
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Originally Posted by 2 Da Max
what does that have to do with anything?
One man's trash is another man's treasure...
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Originally Posted by slickrick
are those m16's?
lmao, yeah man, m16a2 to be exact. accient stuff, but we still use em. that was a joint training thing we did in Poland with the Polish army. i was stuck on guard duty for 47 days........at night.......it was freakin cold too. and back in germany, my buddies were all enjoying oktoberfest! BASTARDS!
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I wish I could give up my M-16 right now... I don't want to carry that damn thing back with me. I also got to bring along a Beretta 9mm. Man I got to start mailing stuff home. Otherwise I'm going to have a lot of bags to drag along.
47 days huh... that's short. I spent a 120 in Iraq... fun fun, getting shot at every other day... and I'm doing another 120 here in Afghan. Back to back. Air Force usually don't get screwed like I did. I haven't seen my wife and kids for 7 months now.
I feel sorry for some of the army guys though.. a year!!! Forget that. It's no wonder 30% of all divorces in the country last year came from the army alone.
They need to bring those guys back.
47 days huh... that's short. I spent a 120 in Iraq... fun fun, getting shot at every other day... and I'm doing another 120 here in Afghan. Back to back. Air Force usually don't get screwed like I did. I haven't seen my wife and kids for 7 months now.
I feel sorry for some of the army guys though.. a year!!! Forget that. It's no wonder 30% of all divorces in the country last year came from the army alone.
They need to bring those guys back.
Originally Posted by kcidmil
47 days huh... that's short. I spent a 120 in Iraq... fun fun, getting shot at every other day... and I'm doing another 120 here in Afghan. Back to back. Air Force usually don't get screwed like I did. I haven't seen my wife and kids for 7 months now.
I feel sorry for some of the army guys though.. a year!!! Forget that. It's no wonder 30% of all divorces in the country last year came from the army alone. They need to bring those guys back.
I feel sorry for some of the army guys though.. a year!!! Forget that. It's no wonder 30% of all divorces in the country last year came from the army alone.
They need to bring those guys back.
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Originally Posted by kcidmil
I wish I could give up my M-16 right now... I don't want to carry that damn thing back with me. I also got to bring along a Beretta 9mm. Man I got to start mailing stuff home. Otherwise I'm going to have a lot of bags to drag along.
47 days huh... that's short. I spent a 120 in Iraq... fun fun, getting shot at every other day... and I'm doing another 120 here in Afghan. Back to back. Air Force usually don't get screwed like I did. I haven't seen my wife and kids for 7 months now.
I feel sorry for some of the army guys though.. a year!!! Forget that. It's no wonder 30% of all divorces in the country last year came from the army alone. They need to bring those guys back.
47 days huh... that's short. I spent a 120 in Iraq... fun fun, getting shot at every other day... and I'm doing another 120 here in Afghan. Back to back. Air Force usually don't get screwed like I did. I haven't seen my wife and kids for 7 months now.
I feel sorry for some of the army guys though.. a year!!! Forget that. It's no wonder 30% of all divorces in the country last year came from the army alone.
They need to bring those guys back.iraq? lol.......youd hate it, i was there for 350 days.......got to leave a few weeks early since i was shipping off to a new unit. *sigh* oh well, its what i signed up for, the good outweighs the bad big time.
2 Da Max.......those things wouldnt be very good in any kind of urban combat, too long and takes too long to raise them up and aim. a smaller weapon would be better. but then again, i guess people dont see people walking around with an m16 all the time, they might just get scared right off the bat.
want a big gun? hows this......the Paladin system isnt a tank but basicly a 155mm gun on tracks.....so many cool rounds too. theres one round, 155 he with flechettes(a metal needle). there are 10,000 of the needles in the round, it explodes overhead and rains down making Iraqi-kabobs.
or theres my fave, the 120mm apds-t round......fired from our own m1a1/2 tanks. that "spike" in the front of this round punches through enemy armored vehicles and tanks......and since tanks are sealed and air tight guess what happens to EVERYTHING inside when that spike drives through.......yep, vacuum time! everything, people included, are sucked out through a hole about the size of a softball. human-jello time.
sorry.......just thought you guys wouldnt mind a few tidbits of info on military ammo/weapons. being an ammo specialist i get to play with all the cool stuff. greanades anyone?
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I had a decent assignment... Kirkuk. Nice and quiet up there 
Of course that was because the Kurdish had moved into the area. Doesn't mean we didn't get shot at. I was driving one day and a 107mm rocket landed less than 100 yards away from my truck. I got to drive around a little Nissan D21 Crewcab while I was there.
That sucker hit the ground, of course the insurgents can't afford real rockets so it didn't blow. But it shook my truck around... I downshifted that sucker into 2nd and floored it. I tell you what, that little thing had some power.
We had a lot of other "great" experiences too, but I can't go into those. But I tell you what, this place I'm at now... it's ghetto. It's been operating longer than kirkuk, but the quality of living is a joke. I'd rather have spent my 4 months here back in Kirkuk instead.
And the Iraqis weren't as bad as the Afghanies... OMG.
Of course that was because the Kurdish had moved into the area. Doesn't mean we didn't get shot at. I was driving one day and a 107mm rocket landed less than 100 yards away from my truck. I got to drive around a little Nissan D21 Crewcab while I was there. That sucker hit the ground, of course the insurgents can't afford real rockets so it didn't blow. But it shook my truck around... I downshifted that sucker into 2nd and floored it. I tell you what, that little thing had some power.
We had a lot of other "great" experiences too, but I can't go into those. But I tell you what, this place I'm at now... it's ghetto. It's been operating longer than kirkuk, but the quality of living is a joke. I'd rather have spent my 4 months here back in Kirkuk instead.
And the Iraqis weren't as bad as the Afghanies... OMG.
hey guys i will be "receiving" either a glock 26 or a S&W 3913...ive shot both guns and i like both. which would you choose to have and why? oh yeah gotta love concealed weapons permits!
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Originally Posted by slickrick
hey guys i will be "receiving" either a glock 26 or a S&W 3913...ive shot both guns and i like both. which would you choose to have and why? oh yeah gotta love concealed weapons permits!
Didnt Florida just leagalize the right to use deadly force in public if you feel threatened?
remind me to stay away from you while in Florida this summer.
i heard that but it was from a friend of mind who is absolutely nuts and carries his ak47 in his z06 vette so i did not believe him. its sad when im a crim major and dont know all the laws.
Originally Posted by kcidmil
Glock... love the capabilities of getting dirty and still firing.
well i mean like it wont shoot the bullet in the chamber if the cartridge is out. i mean you never know... get in close combat and u can click the cartridge out and thus your attacker cant shoot you if some STRANGE reason you lose your own gun in a fight. its very off the wall but you never know.