Military Background - Poll

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Branch and Combat Experience

Air Force
17
6%
Army
44
15%
Coast Guard
3
1%
Marines
14
5%
Navy
11
4%
No Combat Experience
71
24%
Yes, Combat Experience
26
9%
No Military Experience
91
31%
Cadets
21
7%
 
Total votes: 298
Animalmother
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Post by Animalmother »

I voted no military experience however I have been in a combat situation numerous times while playing paintball.


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WNxKenwayy
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Post by WNxKenwayy »

I swear to god anyone who puts "combat experience" because they played paintball/speedball/airsoft I will personally shoot in the face. Everyones brave when its blanks.
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LeadMagnet
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Post by LeadMagnet »

wpgcivic wrote:Canadian Forces Infantry PPCLI, been couple years, no combat experiance
Ever thought of going Recce? Good career path.

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Sgt.Ljung
Posts: 17
Joined: 2007-03-07 20:39

Post by Sgt.Ljung »

Gyberg wrote:http://www.soldf.com/grader.html

Saw that there were some misinformation about how to translate Swedish ranks into American. This link has a good layout and it shows clearly how to translate. So to clarify, Furir = Sergeant, Sergeant = Staff Sergeant

Ah, thanks. I guess I didn´t look around enough for info when I posted. :o ops:
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Surround
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Joined: 2006-12-10 23:49

Post by Surround »

Finnish defence forces. Sniper training. Sergeant. No combat experience.
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nickvel
Posts: 46
Joined: 2006-11-22 19:28

Post by nickvel »

National Guard
E-3
No Combat experience ( might be changing in the fall)
Also Rotc Cadet
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wpgcivic
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Post by wpgcivic »

FSgt.Lang |3-5| wrote:Ever thought of going Recce? Good career path.
definitly crossed my mind, i know a mcpl here who is recce and his bro is just plain infantry and said that his bro gets on tours easier because now a days all recce is armoured...faster, more effecient etc
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LeadMagnet
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Post by LeadMagnet »

wpgcivic wrote:definitly crossed my mind, i know a mcpl here who is recce and his bro is just plain infantry and said that his bro gets on tours easier because now a days all recce is armoured...faster, more effecient etc
It will definitely help if you ever want to get into the Hill or Gagetown. Seems like alot of the younger recruits or pushing that way these days.

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wpgcivic
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Post by wpgcivic »

yeah seems like all these new guys want to goto the hill right away :) .I just let things happen, ive been fucked over so many times that i just go with the flow now, how I love the army
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Luv_Muffin
Posts: 3
Joined: 2007-03-01 23:40

Post by Luv_Muffin »

If you like the way the CF's are working you, you'll just love veteran affairs.
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EagleEyeLG
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Joined: 2006-05-31 07:13

Post by EagleEyeLG »

In my freshman year at college on scholarship with Army ROTC. My goal is to fly helicopters eventually.
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Doc_Baker
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Joined: 2007-03-08 23:38

Post by Doc_Baker »

I was an 0311 Marine and I'm now a Navy Corpsman with 2nd Marine Division Anti-Terrosim Battalion, Camp Lejeune NC.
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Doc_Baker
Posts: 3
Joined: 2007-03-08 23:38

Post by Doc_Baker »

Anti-Terrorism Battalion that is.
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Gamer836475
Posts: 4
Joined: 2007-03-09 00:04

Post by Gamer836475 »

1st of all I love the mod!!!

Branch: Marines
Rank: SGT
Years: 2001-Present
Combat: Yes Operation Iraqi Freedom (March 2003 - Sept 2003)
Operation Iraqi Freedom II (Feb 2004 - Sept 2004)
Operation Iraqi Freedom V (March 2006 - Oct 2006)
About to leave here shortly again for the sandbox..
Job: 1st Tank Battalion
(1812) M1A1 ABRAMS CREWMAN
Tank Commander

Ive hit 2 IED's (the things that go boom on the road) and lived to tell about it. It just goes to show the awsome durability of the Abrams tank. I LOVE THIS JOB!!
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{9thInf}GunnyMeyer
Posts: 164
Joined: 2006-08-15 02:31

Post by {9thInf}GunnyMeyer »

USMCJROTC Cadet Corporal, Kentwood High School now, USMC Officer perhaps pilot or Rifle Platoon leader tomorrow
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Teek
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Post by Teek »

Did my military service as a Squad Leader and as a Quartermaster.
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Wraith
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Post by Wraith »

Branch: USAF
Rank: Captain
Combat: Classified
Job: Combat Controller
I have worked with just about all major special forces including SAS, SASR, GIGN and others as well as all US "Special" forces including force recon and others.
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Gyberg
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Post by Gyberg »

Teek wrote:Did you ever give out whiskey?
;)
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Anthony Lloyd, himself a former soldier in the British army and a Northern Ireland and Gulf War veteran:
"The men inside (the APC) might have been UN but they were playing by a completely different set of rules. They were Swedes; in terms of individual intelligence, integrity and single-mindedness I was to find them among the most impressive soldiers I had ever encountered. In Vares their moment had come."
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MarcDookhit
Posts: 16
Joined: 2006-06-25 09:01

Post by MarcDookhit »

Service: Royal Australian Air Force
Rank Pilot Officer
Years: 2005 - Current Day
Category: Pilot

Living the dream, still under training though so working my way towards operational Squadrons slowly
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Twisted Helix
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Re: Military Background - Poll

Post by Twisted Helix »

8-9 months military training .... long long time ago when I was a teenager. Never served though. Was told to reapply when I was older, but girls and music got in the way.

Combat Experience: Only on the streets of Glasgow ... :p
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