Yet Another Example That USMC > Army, Navy, and AF
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Good for them...not sure that makes them better than anybody else. Hopefully they did what anybody would do.
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Yehh right. I know guys that left the Marine Recon units to join the Air Force so they could be in Tier 1 units.
All the armed services are great. None better than the other. They all do their jobs and do it very well. Just my opinion. Each unique in some ways but more or less all on the same team with certain roles to fill.
Honest question. I really like the spirit of the Marines. But, why do they do so much chest thumping?
I love the Marines who are in supply and they thump their chest at think they are the same as a Green Beret.
Son, you aren't even close.
I love the Marines who are in supply and they thump their chest at think they are the same as a Green Beret.
Son, you aren't even close.
Early reports that they were Marines were false. 1 Air Force airman, 1 Oregon National Guard member, 1 U.S. civilian, 1 old U.K. civilian.
Also, the French train crew ran like rabbits and then hid:
"French actor Jean-Hugues Anglade, who was on board the Thalys train during the attack has slammed train staff who he claims locked themselves in an office away from the attacker and refused to help the trapped passengers.The actor told Paris Match: 'We heard screaming passengers in English, 'He shoots! He shoots! He has a Kalashnikov!''
The actor, who was travelling with his two children and his girlfriend, said: 'Suddenly, members of the crew ran into the hallway and their faces were pale.' He said the staff hurried towards their own car on the train and opened it 'with a special key' before they locked themselves inside.
Mr Anglade claims he and other passengers banged on the door and shouted at staff to open up, but their cries for help were ignored.
He said: 'Nobody replied, there was radio silence. It was terrible and unbearable, it was inhumane.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...aris-bound-train-hearing-load-gun-toilet.html
Also, the French train crew ran like rabbits and then hid:
"French actor Jean-Hugues Anglade, who was on board the Thalys train during the attack has slammed train staff who he claims locked themselves in an office away from the attacker and refused to help the trapped passengers.The actor told Paris Match: 'We heard screaming passengers in English, 'He shoots! He shoots! He has a Kalashnikov!''
The actor, who was travelling with his two children and his girlfriend, said: 'Suddenly, members of the crew ran into the hallway and their faces were pale.' He said the staff hurried towards their own car on the train and opened it 'with a special key' before they locked themselves inside.
Mr Anglade claims he and other passengers banged on the door and shouted at staff to open up, but their cries for help were ignored.
He said: 'Nobody replied, there was radio silence. It was terrible and unbearable, it was inhumane.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...aris-bound-train-hearing-load-gun-toilet.html
http://www.airforcetimes.com/story/...ised-subduing-gunman-european-train/32190515/
LMAO
More importantly, Americans saved the day.
I did read where the French wanted to surrender.
LMAO
More importantly, Americans saved the day.
I did read where the French wanted to surrender.
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I am honestly laughing. Keeper is a great dude, he just premature posted.
I have grown to really appreciate every branch of the service. I have friends from all branches and all are good people and good at what they do.
