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    Yeah, but that would include everyone else too -- or so I have been told.
    Light engineers must be proficient in marksmanship, demolitions, light infantry skills, and field-expedient engineering. Because of the austere conditions in which they operate, light engineers must have knowledge of all weapons in their unit, an intimate understanding of the weapons systems of the forces they support, and a working knowledge of the enemies' weapons. The close combat skills of light engineers must be unequaled. They must hold total confidence in their abilities to apply these skills and tools.
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    I've been sitting back and just kind of observing, but Wildcat it would seem that you are starting to smell like a 2 dollar hookers snatch on Saturday night, REAL FISHY !!! Even Stevie Wonder could see that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 307th_ACE View Post
    Do me a favor -- tell me what the lower jumper always has.
    Crabs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildcat View Post
    2nd bat recon, also in cambodia and loas,oops
    Bullshit!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildcat View Post
    Sky, guess you wouldn't know if you weren't there in May-june '69'?
    Oh...but I would actually. I have made it a point to study the history of the 173rd in Vietnam.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildcat View Post
    skysolder. were you at lz uplift?
    Yes...and LZ English as well.

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    Sounds to me like wildcat is callin out the wrong guy.....I see sharks.....
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    OK Wildcat.......I have given you the benefit of the doubt here.

    But my Bullshit meter is pegged with some of your posts.

    So how about answering some of my questions.

    #1......When were you in the A Shau valley?

    #2......When were you in Cambodia and Laos? (And it ain't fucking classified anymore!)

    Two simple questions...that is all I ask?

    If you can answer them correctly....we will welcome you here.

    But if you continue evading the questions....then we have no option but to think you are another fucking poser!

    It is that simple Bro!....It don't mean nuthin'
    Last edited by Skysoldier; 06-09-2008 at 03:51 PM.

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    Ace, being 'evasive' is my way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildcat View Post
    Ace, being 'evasive' is my way.
    Awesome!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildcat View Post
    Ace, being 'evasive' is my way.
    Oh for fucks sake, ban this mother fucker to poser hell !!!

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    Oh, fuck...DX this asshole already.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 307th_ACE View Post


    I find it hard to believe that someone who has ever served in the 82nd would not know about the lower jumper.

    Do me a favor -- tell me what the lower jumper always has.
    You also never answered 307th's question? This is Airborne 101 and taught day 1 in BAC.

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    Sorry Hero,

    That is a lame answer:

    Quote Originally Posted by wildcat View Post
    Ace, being 'evasive' is my way.
    Now, I am sure, that if you are who you say you are, you would not want someone dishonoring your service by claiming experiences they did not have.

    For some reason there are a lot of people who do this.

    Now...we have been more than understanding with you. Might I remind you that you stepped up to the plate here.

    It is time for you to show some balls and answer some of the questions you have been asked.

    So... what does the lower jumper always have in the 82nd Airborne Division?
    Light engineers must be proficient in marksmanship, demolitions, light infantry skills, and field-expedient engineering. Because of the austere conditions in which they operate, light engineers must have knowledge of all weapons in their unit, an intimate understanding of the weapons systems of the forces they support, and a working knowledge of the enemies' weapons. The close combat skills of light engineers must be unequaled. They must hold total confidence in their abilities to apply these skills and tools.
    FM 5-7-30

    317th Eng (Combat Mech)
    864th Eng (Combat Hvy)
    A&B Plt. (ABN), 6th Eng, 6th ID (Arctic Light)
    Co.C. 307th Eng. (ABN), 82nd Airborne Div.





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