Is there anyone who can help me ?
Italian Guy
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And all I can reply is 
( How bout a trip down to Copacabana Beach, sir?) - chicks downthere desperately need some.. uhm.. advice on terminology 8)
( How bout a trip down to Copacabana Beach, sir?) - chicks downthere desperately need some.. uhm.. advice on terminology 8)Italian Guy
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03USMC said:
:lol: Yeah I guess so.
Italian Guy
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Re: tut tut
Oh you mean really? Oh, sorry
Anya1982 said:
Oh you mean really? Oh, sorry
Italian Guy
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No Roberta I got one already and we're doing pretty good together. Five years already, go figure.
Roberta was the name of the girl I first dated. We were 5 years old and she hooked me up for first.
Roberta was the name of the girl I first dated. We were 5 years old and she hooked me up for first.
Italian Guy
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Redleg said:Hmmmm..
Do I really have to say
Hmmm... Hot brazilian chicks ?? :?:
Dread Mogus
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It happens all the time Big_Z. Don't worry too much, just chalk it up to experience
Italian Guy
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Dread Mogus said:It happens all the time Big_Z. Don't worry too much, just chalk it up to experience
:lol: Yeah that's right. Gotta get used to it I guess.
Humm, I wonder where my last post is???
Well guys, sorry if I gave you the impression that I just wanted to use you !
I am really thankful for your attention and help!
It's just that since I am a civilian, I don't think I have anything interesting to say about the military subject.
Maybe you guys can tell me something about your military career , you know , your experience , the fears, the challenges , etc. I like to learn about new topics and subjects!
Well guys, sorry if I gave you the impression that I just wanted to use you !
I am really thankful for your attention and help!
It's just that since I am a civilian, I don't think I have anything interesting to say about the military subject.
Maybe you guys can tell me something about your military career , you know , your experience , the fears, the challenges , etc. I like to learn about new topics and subjects!
DISMOUNT: to leave a vehicle/peice of equipment
NEUTRAL STEER: When a vehicle turns at a rate exactly proportional to the rate at which the steering wheel is turned, it is said to have neutral steering
BUTTON UP: To latch down all the hatches in an armored vehicle to the crew is totally enclosed
UNBUTTON: The opposite
ASSEMBLE: to gather
QUICK TIME: in drill and ceremonies, 120 steps per minute...slang use-to do it quickly "I want this latrine cleaned quick-time"!
COIL : a part of an antenna, usualy at the base. OR the act of gathering a rope into a cirlced stack
STAGGERED COLUMN: The staggered column is used for rapid movement across open terrain. It affords all-round observation and fields of fire. The elements of the section are staggered to each side of the center line of the direction of march. Example:
1
2
3
4
5
6.
HERRINGBONE: A deployment method used for vehicles where the vehicles turn off the road to approximately a 45 degree angle away from the line of march with the vehicle noses pointing outward. The vehicles turn away from the centerline in a staggered formation (see above) so that every other vehicle turns one direction and the other group turns the opposite direction.
CONTACT RIGHT OR LEFT: When an element encounters contact with the enemy but is not neccesarily engaged.
ACTION LEFT OR RIGHT: When an element acts in a direction...the element does not need to be in contact. Example: if a lead element is engaged ahead and right, they may take cover and lay down fires, and a trail element may then do an "action right" to move to a flank and engage the enemy.
HEAD COUNT: how many personnel are there? what was the head count for lunch today? what is your company head count? whats the head count in theater?
RADIOTELEPHONE: A tactical radio
NEUTRAL STEER: When a vehicle turns at a rate exactly proportional to the rate at which the steering wheel is turned, it is said to have neutral steering
BUTTON UP: To latch down all the hatches in an armored vehicle to the crew is totally enclosed
UNBUTTON: The opposite
ASSEMBLE: to gather
QUICK TIME: in drill and ceremonies, 120 steps per minute...slang use-to do it quickly "I want this latrine cleaned quick-time"!
COIL : a part of an antenna, usualy at the base. OR the act of gathering a rope into a cirlced stack
STAGGERED COLUMN: The staggered column is used for rapid movement across open terrain. It affords all-round observation and fields of fire. The elements of the section are staggered to each side of the center line of the direction of march. Example:
1
2
3
4
5
6.
HERRINGBONE: A deployment method used for vehicles where the vehicles turn off the road to approximately a 45 degree angle away from the line of march with the vehicle noses pointing outward. The vehicles turn away from the centerline in a staggered formation (see above) so that every other vehicle turns one direction and the other group turns the opposite direction.
CONTACT RIGHT OR LEFT: When an element encounters contact with the enemy but is not neccesarily engaged.
ACTION LEFT OR RIGHT: When an element acts in a direction...the element does not need to be in contact. Example: if a lead element is engaged ahead and right, they may take cover and lay down fires, and a trail element may then do an "action right" to move to a flank and engage the enemy.
HEAD COUNT: how many personnel are there? what was the head count for lunch today? what is your company head count? whats the head count in theater?
RADIOTELEPHONE: A tactical radio
Actually, a typical US infantry squad is 10 men. PL, medic, 2 four-man fire teams..although I don't know if that has changed with the advent of the Stryker.
Staggered column is mostly used to describe mounted movement...mostly because there are many more mounted elements than there are dismounted. Any leader of any type of element with vehicles is taught the basic movement formations.
Staggered column is mostly used to describe mounted movement...mostly because there are many more mounted elements than there are dismounted. Any leader of any type of element with vehicles is taught the basic movement formations.