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First off, he was refering to the mounted 50 cal HMG (yeah I did actually subject myself to that POS flick) not the Barrett or its British cousin. Folks who train on them tend to refer to themselves as snipers, not gunners.

   

Biased propoganda

   

I shake my head, these people know they could end up in theater. My take on this is they want the free education but they have no intention of serving their country.

My cousin joined the Army and after basic training and military training (she was trained as a Public Relation's clerk) she was posted to Afghanistan, well all of a sudden her "Nerves" couldn't take a posting outside of her home province of NS. She was released, she wasted our tax dollars getting trained over a one year period. She's still unemployed, I guess explaining wasting the Military's time and money has been difficult for her to new employers.

   

Theater?

Like in entertainment?

I hardly think going to Iraq against your wishes and having your balls blown off, because bush lie, is entertainment

Maybe they signed up because they thought they could make a difference some where.

Not occupying a foreign country who was doing you no harm

Especially when that country a few years earlier were a good friend

   

UHM....when you are deployed and on site they call it being in "theater".

And if you didnt want to do the job that was given to you then you should not have signed up! You dont get to pick and choose what you do. THE MILITARY IS NOT A DAMN TRAVEL AGENCY!!!!!!!!

   

Umm

When some poor kid signs up for the promised education he wasnt given a job.

He assumes he will be doing something important,not entertaining in a g w moron theater

   

–noun
1. a building, part of a building, or outdoor area for housing dramatic presentations, stage entertainments, or motion-picture shows.
2. the audience at a theatrical or motion-picture performance: The theater wept.
3. a theatrical or acting company.
4. a room or hall, fitted with tiers of seats rising like steps, used for lectures, surgical demonstrations, etc.: Students crowded into the operating theater.
5. the theater, dramatic performances as a branch of art; the drama: an actress devoted to the theater.
6. dramatic works collectively, as of literature, a nation, or an author (often prec. by the): the theater of Ibsen.
7. the quality or effectiveness of dramatic performance: good theater; bad theater; pure theater.
8. a place of action; field of operations.
9. a natural formation of land rising by steps or gradations.

   

Thans Tricks, I think he gets they get the point now, cant argue with the facts.

   

Peers Avro is back as Baylee. I knew he couldnt stay away,something like RUSERIOUS.

   

What point was that?
What fact was that?

   

How in the world is it possible that you know how to start up your computer if you can't figure out what was meant?

   

   

Actually it's all a secret plan of the Bush Administration to take over Canada.

   

I doubt that

   

A great documentary.
Anyone know how it turned out or how the situation is for these men today?

   

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