The ENEMY sleeps in caves, underground with ticks, sand fleas, critters...
He eats dirt and that will make you vomit, if you don't die from the bacteria that will put you down for sure!

He has no simpathy for you or me, much less for himself. He hates us.
Does no seat but squats down, does not complains about comfort, never had any.

Will rape, beat, kill or sell his sibbling just because he can.
BELIEVES in an idea that is greater than everything, family, himself...

Will hack your head off with a ruste knife and not even flinch but laugh and joke the whole time he's doing it, lOVING IT!

And the Gods won't favor you if you get caught alive. Senseless beatings, tortures, rapes and eventually when you dont serve their purpose anymore DEATH.

Have we forgotten History. The Horrors commited by the Japanese, Nazis, Koreans and Chinese, Vietnamese.

JUST LIKE NOW, they believed on a idea greather than themselves and were willing to live underground in rat holes for eternity just to kill an American and here we are breeding PUSSIES! WTF!!!

From day one in Basic we should be sleeping in individual trenches fill with ticks, having squads of trained killers terrorized us in our sleep. Bring in Old POW's from our wars to oversee the suffering.

This new generation needs to GROW UP! get out from under mami's skirt

Sorry about the RANT, but I seen first hand, soldiers crying to their Sargents over some petty and they have never left the walls, never in any danger and they couldn't fight their way out of a papercup

I still cant get over the PT uniforms in the chow hall I see all the time now. And funny thing is most of the guys I see wearing them is obvious they never do PT

Holy Shit.......This can't be going on at Ft. Benning..........Tell me it isn't so.....

Gentlemen, i am 2 weeks away form graduating my OSUT at Fort Leonard Wood. Basic training and AIT have been nothing more than a cake walk. Myself and most other guys in my platoon agree that the army needs to start making pvts shoot more, work more, pt more, and eat less! A lot of the dipshits in our company are leaving here damn near close to the same physical/mental condition they were on arrival.

chase wrote:

Kinda like the softer side of sears

Hey I worked at Sears, OHHH I get, Touche sir. LMAO

SERE was no joke my friend I went through sometime in 88 or 89 in Southern California in the mountains and we had 1 to 2 feet of snow, it sucked bad but I am glad I had the opportunity to go. I don't know about boot camp today but in 85 they were still hands on and very involved in the recruits activities LOL ;)

I remember when I was going through BT at Ft. Benning......I remember this one dipshit while we were on the D&C pad........SOB couldn't march and was throwing everyone off.......The drill came up from behind and bitch-slapped him on the side of the head (into a drainage ditch no less). Those drills had no mercy on us.

Another time our platoon drill caught us drinking beer in the barracks late one nite. He didn't do anything at the time. Well, our 12 mile road march came up and after completing it (mind you it's midnight, our feet were blistered, hungry and exhausted.......Our platoon (after the release of the rest of the company) got to refill our canteens, march another 3 miles and get "Grass-Drilled" for another 2 hrs. and all the while the drill was saying "I hoped you enjoyed those beers" or "You want another beer?"......No Mercy.

Hell, we were getting dogged because they had sewn on the 82nd Airborne patches on our uniform......I still remember the drills saying "So you want to be Airborne huh?"........The "Flutter-Kick" was our friend for 16 weeks....Damn, I was ripped though...LMAO

OPsBoss wrote:

SERE was no joke my friend I went through sometime in 88 or 89 in Southern California in the mountains and we had 1 to 2 feet of snow, it sucked bad but I am glad I had the opportunity to go. I don't know about boot camp today but in 85 they were still hands on and very involved in the recruits activities LOL ;)

Working with some Ex-SF types (Contractor's perhaps?) during Seres School in Hawaii was one of the best experiences I ever had as a grunt-not to mention some of the best training. Also made me quite hesitant to attend SERES.