Veterans on the Ground in Bengahzi
Don't know any of the men on the ground, but I've talked to several veterans over the last few days, and I have had my fill of blatering BS from talking heads.
If you are surrounded, heavily outnumbered, and know there probably isn't a QRF or relief force going to reach you before the scum over-run the position, we concur that we would seriously consider calling whatever is the current equivalent of "Broken Arrow", and invite my brothers in arms to drop everything they have on our location and kill as many of the enemy as they can.
I'd also rather a funeral pyre than to have my remains drug through the streets by a mob of backwards goat-rapists.
Knowing that there was a Predator overhead, we had the tools in place for precise targeting. Would any of us really made the call that would have ended our lives? None of know for sure, but we owe it to folks we send downrange to make that call if the situation gets that grim.
The satisfaction with calling to "Burn It Down" is that you have stacked as many as you could, now you plan of taking the rest with you.
Let's not forget, those SEALs ran to the sound of gunfire, because that speaks of the nature of the type of men they were. Damn Few.
As soon as I heard the story of them responding I though of this fine shirt from Ranger Up.
If you are surrounded, heavily outnumbered, and know there probably isn't a QRF or relief force going to reach you before the scum over-run the position, we concur that we would seriously consider calling whatever is the current equivalent of "Broken Arrow", and invite my brothers in arms to drop everything they have on our location and kill as many of the enemy as they can.
I'd also rather a funeral pyre than to have my remains drug through the streets by a mob of backwards goat-rapists.
Knowing that there was a Predator overhead, we had the tools in place for precise targeting. Would any of us really made the call that would have ended our lives? None of know for sure, but we owe it to folks we send downrange to make that call if the situation gets that grim.
The satisfaction with calling to "Burn It Down" is that you have stacked as many as you could, now you plan of taking the rest with you.
Let's not forget, those SEALs ran to the sound of gunfire, because that speaks of the nature of the type of men they were. Damn Few.
As soon as I heard the story of them responding I though of this fine shirt from Ranger Up.
Update: The hits keep coming on this one, but I'll leave this as is, as the point is veterans get bile in their throat thinkng about how they guys were hung out to dry.
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