Here are two MARSOC operators at FOB TODD in Northern Afghanistan.
Posted on 05/26/2012 4:29:16 AM PDT by Timber Rattler
But we all remember the look on his face -- that scowling, sullen sulky-poo -- in that infamous photo from the Situation Room during the Osama Bin Laden raid.
Funny how those SEALs wound up real dead within two months.
Wonder if Barky did a "Uriah the Hittite" on them?
That is exactly right.
The only people who "won" that war never saw a shot fired in anger ..... but chowed down heartily every damn day of the war, and probably a few times at Delmonico's in New York (assuming they were already open by then).
Except for the few that went out with Lincoln to the parapets to look at Juban Early's Confederates during his famous demonstration before Washington in 1864.
Jug Eared communist indeed!!! Good post, not that I know #### about polymer mags but now I do
They must have purchased something like half a million Enfield muzzle-loaders ..... and a rather elaborate "gun" called the C.S.S. Shenandoah ... hard to explain why numbers of English repeaters didn't find their way into Confederate service.
Chowderheaded retro-blimps running procurement programs in Horse Guards Parade? No repeaters for Her Majesty's troops => no repeaters for General Polk either?
My theory is due to all the strutting and bragging and publicity out of the Obama Administration, the mujahdeen tried extra hard to get intelligence on our Special Forces, Seals etc. Maybe they bribed and threatened the right high-up people. Or maybe well placed Pakistani gave them the intel to find and observe Seal operations then shoot down the helicopter at an opportune time
About 2 months after Osama Bin Laden was killed 30 Navy Seals died in that helicopter shoot down-
Here are two MARSOC operators at FOB TODD in Northern Afghanistan.
Great pic. Those guys don’t look like they would give a crap about a gear pronouncement made by a REMF in CONUS.
Check out post #78, more corroboration on this.
LLS
“As an experiment, try reading the following:
Lv th Lrd yr Gd wth ll yr hrt
If you were able to “figure out” that the above string of letters reads “Love the Lord your God with all your heart,” (Deut 6:5), then you might be able to see how a language could be entirely made up of consonants—with the reader supplying the missing vowels.””
OK - I can read and add in vowels as I read.
But, try as I have, I can’t find the second clause of the NtStl commandment. You know, the “Nr gt yr cngrsscrttr t stl fr u.”
It has to be there, but I can’t seem to see it.
You’ve got me stumped.
“NtStl”???
I think that “Nr gt yr cngrsscrttr t stl fr u.” Is “Never get your congresscritter to ??stl?? for you.”
stl = steal?
Real close - “Nor Get Thy CongressCritter To Steal For You”.
A simple application of “Thous Shall Not Covet” would do wonders for balancing the budget!
Of course, it would put the Democrats out of business! and a lot of Republicans & Independents, too!
Temper it with, “Give, and it shall be given unto you”, “If a man does not work, don’t let him eat” and a number of other Biblical admonitions and this would be a nice country.
Again, John Adams nailed it, “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.”
The SMLE lost its magazine cutoff (along with a bunch of other outdated features like “volley sights”) in 1916. I think the model was the No. 1 Mk III*.
Back home in the States, 1903 Springfield rifles continued to sport a cutoff right to the end of production in 1944-45.
Real mature, there... As a retired Army grunt, I agree the beret worn by all is absurd. However, there are goof-balls in every service - I deeply admire the Marine Corps, but they have the same amount of politically correct career climbers as any other service. They have, thankfully, have kept their uniforms dignified and simple, though.
“hard to explain why numbers of English repeaters didn’t find their way into Confederate service.
If I remember correctly, the English didn’t issue their own troops a repeater until the Lee-Metford Rifle in the 1880s. I think the answer to that question would be, they didn’t have any to sell.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.