Yes they do...also fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by fjruple
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Yes they do...also fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by fjruple
Ole Ft. Ord was really jumpin' when I was there back in June-Aug. of '69. Tons of "cruits!! You go to 'Nam, you get blown away was the battle cry of all the DI's. :ugh:
Sorry, no M14s just XM16E1s.
Just in case you thought I was story telling about the water in the foxholes during the AIT FTX:
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MMM-MMM good ! C rats.
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BEAR(BDY)
I did a couple of go's in CA, (four I think) never experienced the rain though. I was out in Pendleton around the FIBUA site for a while, lots of cactus and dry gulch there. Spent my nights sleeping with lizards and snakes... Better you than me brother... Top pic are some HARD CORE mf's though...Quote:
Originally Posted by BEAR
Ha, ha, ha! The guy on the left was a reservist who went back to his Reserve unit after AIT and the two guys on the right went to jump school with me then volunteered to be parachute riggers. Nothing against what they did because my son was a rigger at Ft. Bragg for 4 years and the became a Civil Affairs Reservist when he got out. The HARD CORE (CORP) term just amused me.Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
BEAR (BDY)
It was meant to...Quote:
Originally Posted by BEAR