Dear Terrorists,

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[EBUCK]

I am a Naval Aviator. I was born and raised in a small town in New England. I come from a family of five. I was raised in a middle class home and taught my values by my mother and father. My dad worked a series of jobs in finance and my mom took care of us kids. We were not an overly religious family but attended church most Sundays. It was a nice small Episcopal Church. I have a brother and sister and I am the youngest in my family. I was the first in many generations to attend college.

[EBUCK]

Searched but didn't find this posted....really good.

[Blood of Tyrants]

This is why terrorosm will never succeed. Their strategy is to sneak around and murder innocent women and children. Ours is to knock down their front door and kill all the terrorists, no matter what country that front door is in.

Saddam! Don't sleep! Don't eat! We're comin' for ya!

[cake_crumb]

Sorry to keep doing this, and I AM reading the articles too...

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[The Duke]

Excellent! I cut and pasted it to my email program and shared it with friends and family. Great find!

[EBUCK]

Exactly...

Ping for a good read.

"you will be a weapon, you will be a minister of death,"

[KayEyeDoubleDee]

I tell you all this because when I come for you, I want you to know me. I won't be hiding behind a woman or a child. I won't be disguised or pretending to be something I am not. I will be in a US issue flight suit. I will be wearing standard US issue flight gear, and I will be flying a navy aircraft clearly marked as a US warplane. I wish we could meet up close in a small room where I could wrap my hands around your throat and slowly squeeze the life out of you but unfortunately you're hiding in a hole in the ground so we will have to do this a different way

I want you to know also that I am very good at what I do. I can put a 2,000 LB weapon through a window from 10,000 feet up. I generally only fly at night so you may want to start sleeping during the day.

Right on. I love it.

[cake_crumb]

Great read. I emailed it to a few people whom I know will love it.

[Coop]

Inspiring read. Yut!

[EBUCK]

I have been posting entire articles from this source for a year or so. The ORMAG editor asked me to cease the practice because his advertising "demand" is directly proportional to the number of hits he gets on his site.

Now, I agreed and entered into a verbal contract with the man not to post entire articles. I would (and I cannot demand of course) ask that you honor his request.

EBUCK

[EBUCK]

I guess that since this isn't original, it's an internet floater, my aprehension to posting the entire thing is lessened but I wouldn't have found it if they hadn't posted it......

[blackie]

Right-on!

Be Well - Be Armed - Be Safe - Molon Labe!

[EBUCK]

Thanks guys...much appreciated.

[EBUCK]

That guy, (Gunny)R. Lee Ermey, was in the Marine Corps for eleven years, served 1.5 tours in Vietnam...really brings a bit of the old "fear" back into a former marine...memories

[MrsEmmaPeel]

Excellent!

[CampX]

Excellent article....except I think I missed the part that said "take a crap load of Amphetamines and drop bombs on Canadian soldiers who could be mistaken for al Queda..."

[blackie]

I guess when you've once gone through Marine Boot Camp, you never forget it.
I was in the Navy, we went over to Marine Boot Camp for rifle (M1) training, it was fun.

Be Well - Be Armed - Be Safe - Molon Labe!

[EBUCK]

We came over to the Navy base (at 5AM every day for a week) for water survival training, it wasn't fun!!

[EBUCK]

My commanders force me to "take a crap load of Amphetamines and drop bombs on Canadian soldiers who could be mistaken for al Queda..."

(Well, I drop bombs on Canadians because I keep mistaking them for French regulars...who after surrendering, could create a sense of hope in the enemy, better that they don't get that kind of encouragement)

[starboardside]

Besides "Full Metal Jacket", Lee Ermey also appeared in another movie "The Boys in Company C". He was one of the DI's. He appeared also in some Coors beer commercials. He now has his own show on the History Channel called "Mail Call". Puts out some good information.