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Reply With QuoteNot in my unit it wasn't like that.
Not at all.
Every day I'm apreciating my great memory more and more... I suck-up information ike a sponge; number escecially. And I remember them, too.
EDIT: Off-subject, but Iv'e heard from a friend (who used to be in the EOD, but now does the opposite) in the army that says during a free day, while staioned somewhere, you can sign-out several guns from the armory and a few thousand rounds, and fire them off at the target range in a day. Is that true? And if so, what kind of guns do they have in those armorys?
Last edited by sniperdude411; 11 Apr 05, at 04:56.
Not in my unit it wasn't like that.
Not at all.
U.S. Pistol, M11
After the U.S. Military adopted the 9x19 mm M9 as its standard sidearm, a contract was awarded in 1992 to SIGARMS for the compact M11 pistol intended for limited issue to personnel who require a smaller handgun, such as aircrew.
The M11 is little more than the commercial, double-action SIG P228 9x19 mm pistol first introduced in 1989, except with a different finish, tritium sights and "U.S." and "M11" stamped on the right side of its aluminum frame.The M11 uses the SIG top-locking block and has a combination safety/decocker on its frame.
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articl...06/ai_n9289492
Now if you had nothing (or not much) to do during the day, what did you do?
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