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I am 26 and I am a combat vet that fought in afghanistan 4 years ago.
I'm that big, ugly, grizzled old combat vet whom questionable folks tend to go around.
Joined the Army to be a 68w Combat Medic to float a huge tuition for premed and Vet School.
I am a 59 yr old decorated combat vet from the Viet Nam war.
The The you vs. me compatability test Test
I designed this test to accurately see if anyone was close to my personal compability rather than simply following the outlines of okcupid's basic exa... ...
The Common Defense Sense test
Find out if you have the brains and instincts to take out the trash in a tight situation. ...
Runs Like Hell.
Don't see the Vet when
you're in Homid. 168. Don't see the Vet when you're in Glabro. 169.
Don't see the Vet when you're in Hispo. 170. The Vet can't see you
when you're in Crinos. ... It is wrong to use quotes
from sailor moon before shifting forms or entering combat.
War Sucks
and realize that these veterans and veterans of other
wars only want to be treated as human beings and not as monsters.
We are not heroes, we just had to do the job that we were ordered
to do. Sorry if this offends anyone. These are my feelings and
ramblings of this combat vet that has lost too
White Supremism In the U. S. Military
On a
muggy Florida evening in 2008, I meet Iraq War veteran Forrest
Fogarty in the Winghouse, a little bar-restaurant on the outskirts
of Tampa, his ... military as a way to receive state-of-the-art
combat training, courtesy of the U.
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human… are veterans in our armed services. Whether termed Post
Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Combat Stress Injuries, or viewed
as the human heart coming to terms with what it has experienced,
there are many reasons for these wounds suffered by our veterans.
Some were not in combat but instead
Its Fun to... Shoot People
My father was a combat
vet. I am a Viet Nam Era veteran myself. I have enormous respect
for soldiers, especially ones who end up in combat.
Military Intelligence?
I'am a War Vet, but that was for bullshit stuff, like Gulf War 1,
and operations in Colombia, but nothing heavy. Nothing like whats
happening now. Nothing thats caused me problems. I do suffer from
non-combat related PTSD, but that came from living the life of a
Prisoner of War while growing up at
Warning about Thmsleon
And don't
start with the whole "one vet to another" crap. At this stage of
the game you're going to start claiming to be a fellow vet? ... I look forward to your valor
and martial skill on the field of combat.
Homeless wife? Any one up to a country wide road trip?
And sometimes the
illness lets us communicate more effectively with the Vet because
in a very real sense, even if we personally haven't been in combat,
we've survived traumas that are similar. PTSD isn't just a
diagnosis for combat vets, like shell shock use to be.
Happy moments.
from talking and gesticulating
widely while holding a tanto bladed combat knife (I was actually
sober at the time too). I stabbed myself during a gesture and
almost went through my hand. I cracked up, then put three stitches
in it. (Good thing about working in a vet clinic - free medical
supplies.
Murder and Medals
combat. THe
majority find a way to do it, but every war has had large numbers
of exceptions. In a society that lives in the illusion of peace and
refuses to accept any behavior that ruins the illusion those that
can't switch back get punished. It ain't right it's just the way it
is, with luck a vet
