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S-2 · 05-01-2008, 22:39 PM

"Used as a BOC untill we started digging in."

Us too. You should have left it buried. X.O.'s vehicle, the poor fcuker. I (natch) had the M577, a regal piece of equipment with spacious and gracious extended living quarters and first-class comfort (when the heater was working, which wasn't often).

Only lacked an A.A. gun station but we'd throw the M-60 up top w/ some sandbags so we could look "BAAAD" on occupations (my PFC VCO insisted!).

One of my room mates was a Jewish lieutenant who took the Q-37 platoon over from Sill to shoot for you guys and the Jersey. They replaced a team out of I-SEE-O Hall.

Shipwreck (I think) seems to know some hard stuff on that shooting but, by everything we heard, Firefinder did well and so did the Jersey.

05-01-2008, 22:39 PM	#44 (permalink)
S-2 *Military Professional* Join Date: 09-11-06 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 2,107 Country:	BOCs "Used as a BOC untill we started digging in." Us too. You should have left it buried. X.O.'s vehicle, the poor fcuker. I (natch) had the M577, a regal piece of equipment with spacious and gracious extended living quarters and first-class comfort (when the heater was working, which wasn't often). Only lacked an A.A. gun station but we'd throw the M-60 up top w/ some sandbags so we could look "BAAAD" on occupations (my PFC VCO insisted!). One of my room mates was a Jewish lieutenant who took the Q-37 platoon over from Sill to shoot for you guys and the Jersey. They replaced a team out of I-SEE-O Hall. Shipwreck (I think) seems to know some hard stuff on that shooting but, by everything we heard, Firefinder did well and so did the Jersey. __________________ "This aggression will not stand, man!" Jeff Lebowski