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July 17th, 2012   #11
42RM
 
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Wow! You guys are surgical on this! Thank you so much, I will use every bit of information you have so kindly provided! I hope you all can get my book, its called "Military Industrial Apocalypse" and it should be out on sale by October or November. It deals with terrorism and an upcoming war with Iran. Thanks again and God speed to all you brave individuals!
Yep, we all have our little specialties. I'm pretty good at kicking down doors
Your book sounds interesting.
 
September 1st, 2012   #12
fireoverwater
 

Aussie Arty has strict RATEL to ensure that the correct fire mission co-ordinates are sent through, there's no b******t transmitted across the radio nets and we don't kill our own troops.

Having worked with US Arty on many occassiions, I'm amazed that they get any rounds on target at all
 
September 1st, 2012   #13
The Highway Man
 
The Royal Artillery (or Drop Shorts) as they are affectionately known, their voice messages are usually - "bugger! - missed!"


It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than open one's mouth and remove all doubt
 
September 1st, 2012   #14
BritinAfrica
 
 
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Originally Posted by 42RM
Yep, we all have our little specialties. I'm pretty good at kicking down doors .
Isn't it easier to use the door handle?


Adversus solem ne loquitor
 
September 1st, 2012   #15
Capt Frogman
 
 
Artillery: A big bang here and a bigger bang somewhere else. Not necessarily where you want it.


"This is the Royal Marines son. If you wanted this to be easy, you should have joined the Parachute Regiment!"

"Pain lasts for a moment, the Green Beret lasts forever!"
 
September 1st, 2012   #16
captiva303
 
 
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Originally Posted by Capt Frogman
Artillery: A big bang here and a bigger bang somewhere else. Not necessarily where you want it.
I haven't missed yet


The oath to serve my country as a soldier did not include a contract for the normal luxuries and comfort enjoyed within our society. On the contrary it implied hardship, loyalty and devotion to duty regardless of rank.
 
September 1st, 2012   #17
03USMC
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by fireoverwater
Aussie Arty has strict RATEL to ensure that the correct fire mission co-ordinates are sent through, there's no b******t transmitted across the radio nets and we don't kill our own troops.

Having worked with US Arty on many occassiions, I'm amazed that they get any rounds on target at all
M'Kay.......


Sgt. Rafael Peralta ,United States Marine Corps
Company A, 1st Bn, 3rd Marine Regt, 3rd Marine Divison

We will never forget your valor and sacrifice.

Semper Fi !
 
September 1st, 2012   #18
m551sheridan
 
 
anyone think possible OPSEC around here....... could be harmless but why come to a site like this to ask the question?


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September 1st, 2012   #19
AFSteliga
 
 
This was flagged earlier on with that same question. Consensus among the mods was that you can get just as much, if not more info about fire orders on Wikipedia and even just playing any modern military shooter.


MCpl K. Steliga
Ground Controller
Wing Operations/Air Traffic Control
14 Wing Greenwood
Royal Canadian Air Force

Per ardua ad astra
 
September 1st, 2012   #20
m551sheridan
 
 
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Originally Posted by AFSteliga
This was flagged earlier on with that same question. Consensus among the mods was that you can get just as much, if not more info about fire orders on Wikipedia and even just playing any modern military shooter.
fair nuff................ thanks
 



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