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Re: Hot Sun, Cold Beer, and homesick soldiers


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Posted by dave2 on July 05, 2010 at 04:03:19 from (91.10.174.67):

In Reply to: Hot Sun, Cold Beer, and homesick soldiers posted by cadet trooper on July 04, 2010 at 18:20:50:


cadet trooper said: (quoted from post at 18:20:50 07/04/10) Dave, I'm guessing you're a part of an MP group and have a job to do and I'm assuming you have taken part in a warzone operation where you're dropped in a lawless society where attackers come from nowhere then it is kill or be killed and that can go on for months. I'm not saying what is happening is OK but some simbalance of understanding is in order and I know commanders want to make sure we present a good side to the public and locals. The fact that some of these young folks just left highschool and were dropped in a warzone and will feel the effects for a lifetime.Been there done that. CT


these are all good kids for the most part and I'd never hold having a good time against them. There is no excuse in the world for getting nearly unconscious and making a fool out of yourself in public though. Still can't blame the young soldiers. I hold the leadership entirely to blame. Maybe that's just me though.

I'm no saint and have done some goofy stuff also, but had the good fortune of haveing good leadership to show me the error of my ways.

Aside from the shinanigans, today's volunteer troops are a top knotch group that we all can be proud of.

Dave


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