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CHRISTMASTIME IN IRAQ
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Originally Posted by 95SiR
i hate it when its pouring rain, i walk a block up to my friends house just to suddenly wonder if i locked my car or not :squint: 
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I get that alot. In the military forgetting something can be a huge problem, so I go by a mental checklist, and I always get my self ready in the evening before.
After a long deployment of always having a weapon and really expensive gear to be responsible for, you see people freaking out for a few short seconds sayings things like "where's my weapon?" or night vision or GPS or what ever. It took me a week to figure out that I didn't need my pistol with me at all times after I got back from Iraq.
If that's too much info then my bad...
After a long deployment of always having a weapon and really expensive gear to be responsible for, you see people freaking out for a few short seconds sayings things like "where's my weapon?" or night vision or GPS or what ever. It took me a week to figure out that I didn't need my pistol with me at all times after I got back from Iraq.
If that's too much info then my bad...
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Originally Posted by bluetwo
I get that alot. In the military forgetting something can be a huge problem, so I go by a mental checklist, and I always get my self ready in the evening before.
After a long deployment of always having a weapon and really expensive gear to be responsible for, you see people freaking out for a few short seconds sayings things like "where's my weapon?" or night vision or GPS or what ever. It took me a week to figure out that I didn't need my pistol with me at all times after I got back from Iraq.
If that's too much info then my bad...
After a long deployment of always having a weapon and really expensive gear to be responsible for, you see people freaking out for a few short seconds sayings things like "where's my weapon?" or night vision or GPS or what ever. It took me a week to figure out that I didn't need my pistol with me at all times after I got back from Iraq.
If that's too much info then my bad...
