Typically, when I type a message regardless of how caustic, it's to make someone look inside to search for that something to make them drive on and push harder. In this case it was simply a reporting on what I saw, a giant walking pussy, with attitude, who for whatever reason chose to disrespect my Brother's. What I cannot figure out from him is the attitude. When I wouldn't say the shit he says to some of them, those I know and consider my peers, what the fuck makes him think that while in training, he could come in and say even a portion of that shit? He would have been so, so much better off if he would have been booted from here right the fuck off before he had a chance to run his mouth.
Can any of you imagine facing the wrath of these guys after that shit when you were still in training? I've been trying to put it in our side of a cycle and I cannot even imagine that. Fuuucckkk. But, you never know as I hear they have this PUSSY medicine that can do in a day what used to take a week. He needs to be finding a few tubes of that shit for his ruck.
Rippie
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Rangers,
I am heading back to RIP in about a week or two and I've done lots of PT so I am pretty confidant about the run and the other events were do able the first time so thanks for what advice you have given me, and hopefully if we ever do meet in regiment we will meet on better terms. As far as my attitude, with all due respect, I am not a problem to the RIP cadre and I set an example for quite a few of these newer infantry guys ( If a SGT flinches towards me I stand my ground, its funny how these infantry recruits scatter and cower when SGTs come around, and not just that but when they need to know who to talk to really get things done I point them in the right direction. Finance, DEERS, JAG, etc.). I've been in the Army just a little longer than BCT,AIT,and Airborne so I do have just a little general knowledge and experience of how the Army works. So for those I offended I appologize and those who honestly wished me well I give my thanks, but as I said the RIP cadre had no problems out of me the first time through RIP, so I don't see why they should have any this time, my only downfall is I failed to complete 5 miles in 40 mins by 1 min 20 seconds.
I am heading back to RIP in about a week or two and I've done lots of PT so I am pretty confidant about the run and the other events were do able the first time so thanks for what advice you have given me, and hopefully if we ever do meet in regiment we will meet on better terms. As far as my attitude, with all due respect, I am not a problem to the RIP cadre and I set an example for quite a few of these newer infantry guys ( If a SGT flinches towards me I stand my ground, its funny how these infantry recruits scatter and cower when SGTs come around, and not just that but when they need to know who to talk to really get things done I point them in the right direction. Finance, DEERS, JAG, etc.). I've been in the Army just a little longer than BCT,AIT,and Airborne so I do have just a little general knowledge and experience of how the Army works. So for those I offended I appologize and those who honestly wished me well I give my thanks, but as I said the RIP cadre had no problems out of me the first time through RIP, so I don't see why they should have any this time, my only downfall is I failed to complete 5 miles in 40 mins by 1 min 20 seconds.
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Creeping Death
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You don't know as much as you think you do, Einstein. They are gonna come to you and expect more from you because you have already been through once, you fucking jackass. It sounds like you are the only one dumb enough not to duck when the rounds start coming in.
If you get that miracle, and make it in the front door, when that Spc4 tears into your ass and shows you how things REALLY are, and you start feeling sorry for yourself and want to cry like a little girl, and you start feeling so cheated as to have sacrificed so much to be getting treated so so badly, just remember we tried our best to warn you.
If you get that miracle, and make it in the front door, when that Spc4 tears into your ass and shows you how things REALLY are, and you start feeling sorry for yourself and want to cry like a little girl, and you start feeling so cheated as to have sacrificed so much to be getting treated so so badly, just remember we tried our best to warn you.
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The Holmchicken
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Oh, he's tough. He stands his ground to NCO's. How nice. I loved getting privates just like you (well, still do 
). My PSG would send them to my section for, uh, World View Adjustment. While I may be an Aviation soft-skill now, I assure you that I am more than capable of creating Hell on Earth, at any given moment, for privates like you. You are the reason privates need to broken and traumatized. With out it, they became useless, mouthy, attitude, little fuckheads, just like you. So go ahead, enjoy your "wealth of knowledge". I hope the next NCO
who comes across you rips your spine out thru your asshole.
p.s. Hey Rangers, do we know if "unknown" is still at RTD?
). My PSG would send them to my section for, uh, World View Adjustment. While I may be an Aviation soft-skill now, I assure you that I am more than capable of creating Hell on Earth, at any given moment, for privates like you. You are the reason privates need to broken and traumatized. With out it, they became useless, mouthy, attitude, little fuckheads, just like you. So go ahead, enjoy your "wealth of knowledge". I hope the next NCO who comes across you rips your spine out thru your asshole.
p.s. Hey Rangers, do we know if "unknown" is still at RTD?
Ranger,
I don't in any way consider myself a veteran, I've never seen combat or participated in any real-world tactical missions. However, After 6 months of AIT we were held over for a long time and we were permanent party so they had us do work with the permanent party units on the other side of post we reported to their formations stayed in permanent party barracks and lived like regular Army for a couple months. Also I did AIT and BCT seperate so my AIT was like being in a unit where my mission was to achieve an MOS we had other traing that we were sent to do for our future units so while some National Guard or Reserve soldiers would come back in the evening or early afternoon. Some of us would have night classes or other training we had to complete to get ASI's. If we had any problems with our paperwork promotions whatever, unlike infantry or osut where they handle it for you we went to S-1 and then to the offices and got it done ourselves. We were'nt told when to eat or sleep or do anything we were expected to get it done so yes I consider that for about the last year I have gained a little experience of being a regualr soldier because that is how we were treated. The only time I even saw a DS in AIT was for breifings or CTT, CLS, or other similar training. I even had to go to my PT test on my own my DS didn't have anything to do with administering it or getting me their. By the time we left AIT most of the guys who started as E-1 were PFCs, some PFC were specialist, and I've got a couple buddies who went to PLDC or got SGT when they got to their unit. I hope that helps Ranger
I don't in any way consider myself a veteran, I've never seen combat or participated in any real-world tactical missions. However, After 6 months of AIT we were held over for a long time and we were permanent party so they had us do work with the permanent party units on the other side of post we reported to their formations stayed in permanent party barracks and lived like regular Army for a couple months. Also I did AIT and BCT seperate so my AIT was like being in a unit where my mission was to achieve an MOS we had other traing that we were sent to do for our future units so while some National Guard or Reserve soldiers would come back in the evening or early afternoon. Some of us would have night classes or other training we had to complete to get ASI's. If we had any problems with our paperwork promotions whatever, unlike infantry or osut where they handle it for you we went to S-1 and then to the offices and got it done ourselves. We were'nt told when to eat or sleep or do anything we were expected to get it done so yes I consider that for about the last year I have gained a little experience of being a regualr soldier because that is how we were treated. The only time I even saw a DS in AIT was for breifings or CTT, CLS, or other similar training. I even had to go to my PT test on my own my DS didn't have anything to do with administering it or getting me their. By the time we left AIT most of the guys who started as E-1 were PFCs, some PFC were specialist, and I've got a couple buddies who went to PLDC or got SGT when they got to their unit. I hope that helps Ranger
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