Why is it that whenever someone says "I can't talk about that" they always turn out to be a pogue? If something classified is going down there is always a cover story and the cover story is always true.
Met a guy who weighed about 300 lbs and had told co-workers he did a lot of "Sneak and peak" operations that "he couldn't talk about" in the Air Force. Looked the guy up on military.com and he was a E3 aircraft refueling technician!
All service is honorable and lord knows you do what you are told. My last job in the Army was a non-TO&E "Assistant S4" and my primary accomplishment was the acquisition of a bunch of used cargo trucks. Not exactly heroic, but necessary to keep the Big Green Machine on track.
Why do these guys pick something so obviously untrue? Fewer than 1% of Army veterans are Ranger qualified but it seems like every 10th vet I meet was a Ranger. Every 3rd Marine was Recon. And the number of SEAL "veterans" is extraordinary given the size of that group.
Met a guy who weighed about 300 lbs and had told co-workers he did a lot of "Sneak and peak" operations that "he couldn't talk about" in the Air Force. Looked the guy up on military.com and he was a E3 aircraft refueling technician!
All service is honorable and lord knows you do what you are told. My last job in the Army was a non-TO&E "Assistant S4" and my primary accomplishment was the acquisition of a bunch of used cargo trucks. Not exactly heroic, but necessary to keep the Big Green Machine on track.
Why do these guys pick something so obviously untrue? Fewer than 1% of Army veterans are Ranger qualified but it seems like every 10th vet I meet was a Ranger. Every 3rd Marine was Recon. And the number of SEAL "veterans" is extraordinary given the size of that group.