Just John's Scribblings
I like it.
That poor kid looks like he messed his drawers.
This is great, I'd like to see with a sand pit; complimented with a raw pvt doing bends and thrusts...
*one oops
Or an inventory pft using the 4th Battalion at Parris Island.
Ungh.
Flashback.
Now if this could be mandatory for the office crawl-space of every civil servant, especially politicians, and hung so that it was staring at them from every angle......well, then some REAL work would get done every day.
Veritas et Fidelis Semper
Caption: You see the butt of this Gun soldier!! It's gonna be the last Butt you will ever see in your life!!
FTGF!
The closest I've ever came to having charges brought up on me was when an Army Major called me a soldier once during a training excercise with the Army at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii...
Kinda reminded me of that Daniel; I cussed him and was going to butt stroke his arse until he took off his gortex and revealed his rank.
I was like oops. 
It took an Army SSGT to talk him out of it; I found a whole new respect for soldiers after that.
Sorry Gunny, flash back.
Congrats on the cross post at Military Motivators. I love that site.
Secret agent school was no party either.
I had to set the LIMA LIMA MIKE FOXTROT motivator as my desktop. "The most dangerous thing in the combat zone is an officer with a map."
Back in 95 when I was a M1 Tanker, a crew coming off the range convinced their 1LT to authenticate their weapons were "green and clear" to the Range Tower with the initials LLMF. That was some of the best radio traffic I have ever heard.
It's amazing what can be said in routine traffic, without the "zeros" knowing what the heck we're saying.
I'm going to add the link to my blog.
I did one once that says, "1911
Because you can't beat a bad guy with combat Tupperware."
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