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Posted: 6/13/2004 8:04:22 PM EDT
A gorgeous young lady meets a Special Forces Master Sergeant in a bar. They talk; they connect; they end up leaving together.
They go back to his place. As he shows her around his apartment, she is struck by the fact that his bedroom is completely packed with literally hundreds of sweet, cuddly teddy bears which are neatly organized on three shelves running the length of the room along one wall. Small, adorable teddy bears fill the bottom shelf, cute cuddly medium-sized ones adorn the next higher shelf and Huge enormous bears are perched on the top shelf. The woman is quite surprised that a manly Special Forces NCO would have such an extensive collection of teddy bears. Although she decides not to question him about it, she's actually quite impressed by this unexpected evidence of his sensitive side! After another drink, she turns to him, invitingly..... they kiss softly........then again.... Soon their passion overwhelms them, and she leads him quietly to the bedroom. After spending an intense night of passion with the Green Beret, while they are lying there together in the afterglow, the woman slowly rolls toward him and asks, smiling, "Well, how was it for you?" Our 'senstive' SF soldier, stifling back a slight yawn replies: "Help yourself to any prize from the bottom shelf." Stolen From PS.com |
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Just change the SF guy to a SEAL and you'll have yourself a doozy.
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Why is that? |
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I am just joking, I have a buddy on here that's a Navy man. I have great respect for the SEALs, as well as all branches of the military. |
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Lol, I know you were joking, sorry if I came off sounding mad or something. |
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LOL! I did not think you were mad, I just wanted to make sure. My quip was directed to my Navy friend who is also a member of AR15.com. He and I make jokes about each others Spec Ops group, but its all in good fun. Despite what most people think, Navy SEALs and Army Special Forces have alot of respect for each other in real-life and are not at arms with each other...most of the time, we do compete for certain missions. hug.gif
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Here is a pic of Ben. He is my friend who is a SEAL.
http://www.directimagehost.com/is.php?i=40635&img=My_friend_Ben_the_Navy_seal.jpg |
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Hey I've seen that pic before!! IIRC it was under the title of USMC Force Recon though. Do you have any in-action pics of you SF_Chris?
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Yeah, I do not doubt that you have seen this pic before, it is pretty popular, as authentic pictures of Special Operations soldiers are very rare. Because there are so few out there this pic can be found on many Spec Ops websites.
This pic was from was a joint trainig exercise, 3 SEALs (including Ben) were teaching some advanced CQB tactics to a group of Marines. Even though USMC Force Recon is not an element of USSOCOM they and the SEALs still conduct training together. Most of Force Recon's and the Marine Fleet Antiterrorism Security Team's (FAST) advanced CQB tactics are taught by SEALs. If this picture wasn't of marine training, and was of, say, DEVGRU training, it would not be on the internet and it certainly wouldn't be posted by me! LOL As far as me posting pics of myself; most of my pictures are personal photos that contain images of tops secret training facilities and tactics. I would be the last person who would post anything that would have even a remote possibility if giving any terroist any any idea of what to expect from the Combat Applications Group , (My bothers are the same way, that's why you don't see those kinds of pictures) but however, I have supplied pictures of me training some US Customs agents to a buddy of mine who runs a Special Operations website. I will post them in the LEO forum. |
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Actally, there is one un-classified photo of me in the CAG. It is also one I gave to my friend to post on his site. It is of me and two members of my team in Panama, Operation Just Cause. I am the guy on the left. Enjoy!
http://www.directimagehost.com/is.php?i=40636&img=Panama.jpg |
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Wait a second!! Everwhere I find this pic it says it is 1SFOD Delta.
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It is...
Combat Applications Group is an official name for Delta Force. 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment Delta (1SFOD-D) and the Combat Applications Group (CAG) are one and the same. I hope that clears things up. And just for the record, SEAL Team Six is no longer in existence either, it is now the Naval Special Warfare Development Group (DEVGRU) Chris |
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SF_Chris...Just curious. What ODA were you on before you went on to CAG?
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It was a joke. It made me laugh. Laughter is good. |
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Hey, those SEALS wear flightsuits just like me...same gloves toohug.gif
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That reminds me of the question DeNiro asked the guy in "Ronin", he said "what color is the boathouse at hereford?"
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That was a fucking awesome joke, gonna have to open that one up when things get too stiff at meetings.
thanks |
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I gotta agree with you on this one. Too much talking about it. When I was active duty, I was with 3/5th SF (support company, not a Green Beret) at Ft. Campbell, guys didn't brag to much about what we did. I can't imagine anyone in a more secretive organization than a regular SF Group talking too much about it. "Most pictures are of classified training areas and classified tactics" Well, if you are in a "classified" training are, I'm pretty sure cameras aren't allowed and any pictures taken would be "classified" documents and should not be in the hands of personnel outside of a secure facility. I was MI with 5th Group, kinda have a background on this one. I call BS. |
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Since no one has responded to said query, I'll have to say Ardennes Road, and red brick!
-Timh.gif 82d colonel to CAG operators: "Whats the nomenclature of that vehicle soldier!" to which one responds "there is no nomenclature now get the fuck outa here!" |
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Hey, just curious here.... Any of you guys do any time on Bosnia, where you had MP's hanging your house around for a couple days....
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Just so everybody knows...SEALS do not teach FAST CQB tactics. There are specially trained Marines pulled from MCSFBN that become CQB instructors and teach these tactics to FAST and other units. In fact, I've even heard stories of FAST Marines teaching SEALs CQB when they were on FDP to Yakuska, Japan. |
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We know, SF_Chris is a Liar. Probably just some school kid out on vacation.
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Actually, even though Force Recon and FAST companies are not elements of SOCOM, there is quite an overlap of training with the Navy SEALs , as I'm sure you might know, the USMC is a dept of the NAVY. I am not saying that FAST does not have its own instructors, but like you even said, there is an overlap. I have seen Army Special Forces train SEAL in weapons, I have seen SEALs train Army Special Forces in combat diving, I have seen Air Force PJs aid in teaching future 18Ds. and on and on and on. I could care less about personal objections, but your last post was so self-contratictory and non-sensical that I wanted to set you straight. |
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Thats it, I've seen enough. You are a damn poser! Move along back to your airsoft forum becuase its going to be a rough road on this forum from you from now on. |
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+1 |
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When I came back from Bosnia in Sept 02' I was still single in the barracks. I was too drunk to notice if there were MP's around then. |
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Well, just so you know, I'm a member of 3rd FAST and I went through the god damn CQB school for MCSFBN in Chesapeake, VA. If you'd like to try to correct somebody's "mistakes" about their own MOS, you go right ahead, friend. But I can tell you from personal experience, there are no SEALs who TEACH CQB to Marines. The Marine Corps has developed its own tactics and its own training package to teach to the men of MCSFBN. There were no damn Green Berets there, there were no damn Delta boys there, and there sure as hell were no SEALs at this school. As far as "overlapping" goes, Marines from FAST do train with the SEALs on our FDP to Japan. A lot of the tactics that the SEALs teach are similar to ours, but we are taught to engage threats with a minimum amount of force, instead of dumping a mag into everything with a weapon. If you're going to try to tell lies, at least try to tell them where people don't know what the hell you're talking about.hug.gif
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What he said! SF_whoever you are...STFU! Semper Fi! |
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I see you're in AZ, where are you stationed?
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Amazing, what a simple joke thread can turn into. Do we need idiot repellent everywhere now?
I thought stuff like this only happened in GD. |
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This guy is the first blatant wannabe we've had in here. He is starting to get annoying, but nah. Just let the jackass keep running his mouth. |
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that picture is in an issue of SOF back in 1990 about operation just cause. thats a VERY famous picture from panama
this thread disgusts me. SF_chris is such a lying piece of shit. yeah i have been around some SEALs they didnt teach us shit and truth be told they werent that impressive on the range or in CQB drills. you think posting some pictures you found on the internet is going to cover it. friggin turd |
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