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Topic started on 5-9-2006 @ 10:04 AM by doc22584
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A buddy of mine was in ranger school and he said a delta recruiter mentioned something about them but wouldnt go into detail. does anyone know
anything about it. any info would be appreciated.
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reply posted on 5-9-2006 @ 10:07 AM by firebat
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I'm a Virginia boy... born and raised!
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reply posted on 5-9-2006 @ 10:10 AM by vance
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I was never quite sure of thier rumored existance. But, now that I see firebat's post, I am a little more convinced that there actualy is Virginia
Boys! Thanks for clearing that up Firebat!
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reply posted on 5-9-2006 @ 10:17 AM by doc22584
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i probably should have specified. By "virginia boys" i meant the special ops organization.
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reply posted on 5-9-2006 @ 10:22 AM by firebat
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I know... I was just kidding. ;-)
Anyways, I did a bit of searching... not much found. But I did find a bit from some sort of discussion from a yahoo forum and it reads as follow:
"I'm in the spec ops (green beret) world in the military I have heard of a lot of groups in the military that become rogue or even some that are
super secret (like the virginia boys who work closely with Delta Force and Marine Force Recon, sometimes PJs and even SEAL's aka Sea Air and Land). I
checked up on them on the internet, apparently they are a cavalry troop that is not part of the Army mainly because they don't have a UIC (unit
identification code) even Delta Force has a UIC, Virginia Boys don't because they are CIA operatives, but still considered military."
And here is the link:
answers.yahoo.com...
mod edit to use external quote code, please review this link
[edit on 6-9-2006 by DontTreadOnMe]
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reply posted on 5-9-2006 @ 10:28 AM by doc22584
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thanks for the info firebat
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reply posted on 12-9-2006 @ 07:34 PM by Nygdan
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Its contradictory that this group would be part of delta force and also be part of the CIA. Why would the military give the CIA control over part of
it, why would they even work with CIA types that closely? THe military and CIA are normally kept pretty seperate, the CIA has its own paramilitary,
it doesn't need to use the US army.
Also, from the above, I gather then that the Viriginia Boys are a cavalry special ops unit?
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reply posted on 13-9-2006 @ 03:30 AM by PisTonZOR
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Originally posted by Nygdan
Its contradictory that this group would be part of delta force and also be part of the CIA. Why would the military give the CIA control over part of
it, why would they even work with CIA types that closely? THe military and CIA are normally kept pretty seperate, the CIA has its own paramilitary,
it doesn't need to use the US army.
Also, from the above, I gather then that the Viriginia Boys are a cavalry special ops unit?
They work WITH Delta force not a part of
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reply posted on 30-7-2008 @ 05:27 AM by Anonymous ATS
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I'm part of Army aviation and I just want to make it clear that the Virginia boys do not exist they are a myth like bigfoot. Stop wasting time
searching for more info on them anything you find will be a lie.
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reply posted on 3-9-2008 @ 11:03 AM by Anonymous ATS
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"Virginia Boys" is a nickname that is given to a division of the army called Flight Concepts division. Its like Delta force of avaition. these guys
are crossed trained to work on every helicopter in the U.S. Army and are also trained on various foreign aircrafts. But you will never find any proof
of their existince. When they need people they will find you!
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 10:41 PM by Anonymous ATS
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reply to post by doc22584
yes, they do exist. its been over eight years ago since I heard anythng about them. I was stationed at Bragg when I ran into an old team leader of
mine from back in Vecinza, Italy. he went thru delta selection there and I hadn't heard from him in almost 2 yrs. then I happened to run into him at
the gym at the corner of biaza and ardenes st (504th). He told me he was approached out of selection to go work for them. I dont want to go into
anymore detail than that because I believe we (America) do need covert operational task forces in this day and age to protect our way of life. After
that day in the gym, I never seen or heard from him again. I served with him for 2 years at Casrma Ederle and I knew him to be a trust worthy man. So
whether you believe my words or not makes no differance. the fact that he told me about them means they do exist. I wont give any names (including my
own) because it isnt relevant to the question and I do believe some silence is golden. til nxt time... "THE EYE"
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reply posted on 19-10-2008 @ 06:19 PM by Anonymous ATS
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ok gents this is a subject that should not be referenced on this type of site. for you with the ranger buddy. think of it this way if he said he was
talking to a "delta" recruiter he probably doesnt have much knowledge on either subject. let it go.
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reply posted on 20-10-2008 @ 02:45 AM by Azador
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Haha if you really wanted people to stay quite about this you wouldnt have bumped it back up, you would of left it languishing way back in the depths
of pages never read.
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reply posted on 25-11-2008 @ 02:22 AM by Anonymous ATS
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You're just a bit confused. They do and they don't. All the wild Bigfoot stories are coming from US Military personel that seen and heard stuff they
can't expalin. It's none of their business, and simply antics of contracting firms like Dyncorp and Blackwater who work with everyone from CIA to
Military Police. Note how most people relate it to aviation, thats where most of the really shady stuff happens. Where did "Virginia Boys" come
from? If you ever a 67R you might know  Just check out companies like Llh Services Llc, or EP Aviation LLC. I do know stuff that I should not be
taking about, and I won't. But the funny part is everything I can tell you is all over the net in plain sight. If you want to know that bad, just
dig.
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reply posted on 10-12-2008 @ 05:52 PM by Anonymous ATS
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OK look I am in the Army YES VIRGINIA BOYS EXIST All 15t MOS when they reach SGT get the invite but out of 1000 people only 3 get in due to the strict
training. they are part of the army but due not follow any of the rules. like Delta they can have beards what ever hair they want, also they get paid
alot more than normal. for instance they get clothing allowance every check
I know this because one of my friends is a virginia boy. they only answer to 1 person. and they could be anyone. they are not part of the CIA or NSA
there ARMY. SF green beret rangers delta dont hold a candle to them. they are black ops. not spec ops. the reason 15 t get the email is because you
cant get enough of them.
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reply posted on 10-12-2008 @ 11:27 PM by phocus23
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The only reference I've ever heard to 'Virginia Boys' relates to Langley, Virginia. It was a catch-all term used in-country (Iraq, Afghanistan) by
enlisted men to describe CIA operatives, paramilitary and otherwise.
I think you'll also find US embassy officials / consulate staff referring to their sanctioned intelligence staff as Virginia Boys / Girls as well.
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reply posted on 10-12-2008 @ 11:43 PM by dooper
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Rumor has it that the Company has a group that in earlier days was referred to as "The Boys in the Basement." Not all one section , but multiple
sections with the same trade - used to it was "dirty tricks."
Sure to have evolved over the years, is could be reasonable assumed to have somewhat evolved to meet the pressing needs of the day.
There is no reason why the Company would not want sections of special operatives who could approach problems from somewhat "skewered" positions
outside the box, and be able to react very quickly where there is a need.
Scenario engineering is now a very precise science. You have data on people, you plug in the scenario you wish to see occur, the events are then
initiated by utilizing these 'unknowing assets.' All they know is that suddenly, the very thing they have been desirous to do, is now possible.
No one directs them, no one controls them, and that's the beauty. If you have a Brazilian eco-nut, you can craft a tragedy using him and other
unknowing agents to effect a desired result.
Cheaper too. Not on the payroll, and you don't have to worry about benefits or overtime.
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reply posted on 9-1-2009 @ 09:10 AM by Anonymous ATS
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reply posted on 19-1-2009 @ 09:05 PM by Anonymous ATS
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The Virginia Boys do definitely exist. I have a friend who was offered a civilian (he's former military though) position with them.
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reply posted on 29-1-2009 @ 06:56 PM by Anonymous ATS
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