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MurderBot posted:he was mentioning that medical marijuana is higher potency and cheaper, but yeah I wont be a chronic user so pretty much whatever I get will do the trick. Oh poo poo I didn't catch that part. How's the medical side regulated in Oregon? In Washington it's going away because if the recreational legalisation
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Kaliber posted:On my way to VA. Tough boxes full of weapons, no armed guard because the unit thinks it's unsafe and too much of a hassle.We have memo's so everything will be fine!! You're not allowed in my house when six of your M4s and two pair of NODs and something that joe didn't know was SI goes missing. What's the most obscure and stupid thing a regular line unit has that is a sensitive item? It feels real good that I can't remember poo poo like that because hahahaha two years clean of the Army stink bitchezzzzzz
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I seem to remember a gunner's quadrant being called a sensitive item. I don't think it's actually a sensitive item but people like called it as such because they are stupid. I have never seen it used nor have met anyone who even knows how to use it, and only glanced at it in passing because being army junk I assume it doesn't work as it should.
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Aug 20, 2016 16:14
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people often confused & conflated sensitive items with property book items
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Aug 20, 2016 16:15
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Hey guys it's only been like 17 months since it went missing but the pair of red-tagged, broken, basic NVGs that went missing might finally have their investigation closed out. lmao the company that lost them had to police call the golf course like five times.
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TBeats posted:You're not allowed in my house when six of your M4s and two pair of NODs and something that joe didn't know was SI goes missing. All we have is regular line weapons, sights, those fancy new nods with the thermal overlay, radios and a SKL. I personally have 0 fucks left to give and can't wait to hit the bars.
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Kaliber posted:On my way to VA. Tough boxes full of weapons, no armed guard because the unit thinks it's unsafe and too much of a hassle.We have memo's so everything will be fine!! thats loving retarded. once i was an armed guard for a semi that was loaded with 3 hmmwvs when my unit went to cax. granted i spent most of the time sleeping off a hangover since the driver was a chill old civilian but it was the thought that counts
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Geirskogul posted:We got let out at noon today. Uhh.. I'll never not love this goddamn joke plot in Arrested Development. That and the lamb and Buster photo booth.
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We had some Vietnam era early warning systems where you buried random probes in the dirt and it picked up vibrations from the breeze and blinked a tired old amber light next to a faded metal plate engraved "tank battalion" or whatever. That was somehow sensitive and had to be locked up in the arms room and inventoried every month. I also remember battalion going nuts and making us go back out to try to find a spent AT4 tube that got discarded after firing. That felt pretty silly to go back to where you got ambushed in order to find a piece of plastic.
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One of my old units had 99 bayonets in the arms room. No clue why. But MTOE said we needed them. What a support unit would do with them is beyond me...
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well the M9 has more utility as a regular knife at least. M7s though would be pretty useless imo though
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We had remote mine detonators... in case of soviet armored columns and poo poo
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the only thing bayonets are good for is cutting yourself trying to show off using a bayonet
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a well trained infantryman can disable a tank with a bayonet
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Aug 20, 2016 20:48
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Vasudus posted:the only thing bayonets are good for is cutting yourself trying to show off using a bayonet Or slicing your hand open during a change of command ceremony
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not caring here posted:I seem to remember a gunner's quadrant being called a sensitive item. I don't think it's actually a sensitive item but people like called it as such because they are stupid. Not sensitive, but individually serial numbered and high value. It was always great digging through a box of like 75 of them looking for one that was missed on the inventory. I think they had something like a $2500 price tag for each of them.
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Mustang posted:A lot of those guys ended up in my unit after they disbanded the one here on Lewis. Are they reclassing 11Bs to scouts?
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Syrian Lannister posted:Or slicing your hand open during a change of command ceremony Or the back of the knee of the guy in front of you
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cravius posted:Are they reclassing 11Bs to scouts? If they want to stay in scout platoons they are. Otherwise they're heading back to regular IN platoons while 19Ds gradually fill out the BN scout platoons. Too my knowledge nobody is being forced to reclass though, other than 19Ks that is.
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being in battalion scouts was the only time i enjoyed being in the army. being out of the army is way better than that though.
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So I've been visiting different reserve units looking for Air Support for my exercise next year. I feel like I'm a liquor store and trying to hand out shots of patron and everyone is dry. Like seriously, please give me some people so I can put them in a chinook and fly then around on my dime and they can do some work for me.
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Mustang posted:If they want to stay in scout platoons they are. Otherwise they're heading back to regular IN platoons while 19Ds gradually fill out the BN scout platoons.
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Naked Bear posted:Ahahahaha they are gonna be so mad. I want to see the moment they have to trade in their blue cords for Stetsons.
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The IN and other non 19Ds in my squadron wear their stetsons way more than most of the cav guys do. Probably the best thing about the stetson though is not having to wear the beret. gently caress berets, unless its green.
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Why would you be wearing a beret on a daily basis unless you're in some kind of airborne or special operations unit.
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Vasudus posted:the only thing bayonets are good for is cutting yourself trying to show off using a bayonet We used them to break up those huge blocks of ice in Iraq.
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psydude posted:Why would you be wearing a beret on a daily basis unless you're in some kind of airborne or special operations unit. When we had an infantry battalion assigned to our brigade (gently caress knows what reason), they went full retard trying to be special snowflakes among the rest of us armor mongs. Berets were talked about but the brigade commander said gently caress no.
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Aug 21, 2016 23:46
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i use my blue chord to choke myself while i jack off to a picture of audie murphy
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I'm super glad that after a few brigades decided that berets were just a recipe for sunburns and dumb snowflake pictures, the CG basically banned them from ceremonies. Also, RIP former CG. He was a good guy with young kids 
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as an ex infantry scout I can confirm that recon platoons are about to be molten salt reactors with that news even though I have been out for three years and nearly done with an engineering degree I can still sense a disturbance in the gay
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I'm pretty proud of my blue cord. It's everything that happened after I got it that I am ashamed of.
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spacetoaster posted:We used them to break up those huge blocks of ice in Iraq. When were you there, 1890?
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Zeris posted:When were you there, 1890? 2003. There was no electricity in Baghdad which meant no a/c, no fridge, nothing cool at all. There were some Ice factories in the city that got big generators to allow them to make mountains of giant rectangular ice blocks that they delivered all over the city. At the time there was a strictly enforced curfew at sundown (like, we kill you if you're out driving around), but we made a deal with the ice company. They get to run their ice deliveries at night, and in return, my units got a giant blocks of ice whenever they wanted it. You broke up the big block into little chunks that you could put in your cooler with your drinks. You really could get anything back then for an ice cold fanta.
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spacetoaster posted:2003. There was no electricity in Baghdad which meant no a/c, no fridge, nothing cool at all. There were some Ice factories in the city that got big generators to allow them to make mountains of giant rectangular ice blocks that they delivered all over the city. I remember these days. Except we had some rear end in a top hat who went home crying, so we used his lovely BudK special Sykes Fairbairn Commando Dagger. That human being spent like 250 on a set of BLACKHAWK! ALICE style web gear, and then decided to go to war with the cheapest knife he could find.
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spacetoaster posted:2003. There was no electricity in Baghdad which meant no a/c, no fridge, nothing cool at all. There were some Ice factories in the city that got big generators to allow them to make mountains of giant rectangular ice blocks that they delivered all over the city. I bet you are really fun at parties
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Zeris posted:I bet you are really fun at parties ??
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The only reason anyone anywhere has bayonets on the property books are for division changes of command
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Zeris posted:I bet you are really fun at parties Thanks. I bet you are too. 
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spacetoaster posted:Thanks. I bet you are too. I'd play gay chicken with you
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Thanks to the Army, I can no longer lose at gay chicken.
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