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reply posted on 10-4-2004 @ 12:11 PM by StarChild
Originally posted by aware
Originally posted by StarChild
To AlnilamOmega:

Everything except the E-7 part. There is no way this guy made it that high. My guess is this.

U.S. Army 1998 - 2002

E-4 / Infantry (Infant? :lol


Starchild, im glad u got a giggle from that, but to be quite honest it offended me. As a veteran, as a patriot, as an American. 11Bravo, bullet stoppers, grunts, cannon fodder, whatever u want to call us, the INFANTRY are the ones that do the fighting and dieing. Giggle at the REMFs, but dont giggle at the grunts. (REMF is a term ICEMAN can explain.)
I cant vouch for this guy but i will throw in my 2 cents.
I went to Ft. Benning. 11BC2 OSUT. I WAS THE LAST ROTATION to go thru HARMONY CHURCH. Iceman said he was in sand hill (sand HILTON as we used to call it)
Harmony church was demolished in late '88 early '89.
Assuming he joined fresh out of high school that would make him around 34 or 35.
I have both my EIB and CIB and was curious which one is more prestigious in your eyes ICE.
Im also curious if you can tell me four little things that i use to see if someone was really infantry, because it seems every former military person i meet was special ops or navy seal or something. (which is IMPOSSIBLE)
1. whats the creed of the infantry?
2. whats the color of the infantry?
3. who is the king of battle?
4. whose statue is at ft. benning?

[Edited on 9-4-2004 by aware]


It was a joke. Calm down. I didn't intend it towards all infantry personnel. I have a lot of respect for that specialty. However, this was directly toward Iceman, and Iceman only. I apologize if anyone else took offense.


Mr. M
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