>I feel sorry for his family already
Hope not...
Just a natural feeling after/during a tense fire-fight. 100-1 says the kid will regroup and kick mo' Iraqis asses.
Hope not...
Just a natural feeling after/during a tense fire-fight. 100-1 says the kid will regroup and kick mo' Iraqis asses.
I'm betting on that marine...
In the Gulf War, we had a kid like that. Complete fumble fvck. Scared to death, from the minute we were in place. Clumsy as all get out, always being corrected and put into place by his Sargent and his men. Poor kid just didn't belong there. Didn't have what it takes.
It was only a matter of time.
But whenever he was asked, he always responded that it was his duty to be there.
The letter to his parents regarding his "tragic" death, was filled with gallant acts, and heroic deeds.
May he rest in peace.
It was only a matter of time.
But whenever he was asked, he always responded that it was his duty to be there.
The letter to his parents regarding his "tragic" death, was filled with gallant acts, and heroic deeds.
May he rest in peace.
I agree, very sad. I saw and witnessed alot of "sad" stories. Each one of them is with me today.
He died for his country.
Something very few people are willing to do these days, whatever the cause may be. They are more then willing to "take" from this great country... but when asked to "give" for their country?........only if the time, cause, and situation fits them.
It disgusts me.
He died for his country.
Something very few people are willing to do these days, whatever the cause may be. They are more then willing to "take" from this great country... but when asked to "give" for their country?........only if the time, cause, and situation fits them.
It disgusts me.
