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I feel stupid for even asking that now, lol. Durh, blue collar = Infantry. Fort Benning = Home of the Infantry. I'm sorry, I knew that... but I wasn't thinking when I asked. Because I'm used to asking new recruits where they're doing their training. Our unit mainly consists of nothing but INF, but new recruits could be doing anything. Cook, medic, mechanic, supply, radio, anything. So I, out of habit, always ask where people are training.BainbridgeShred wrote:He trained down at Benning.


I wanna be an airborne rangerSwitch Kicker wrote:In January of this year, I saw video of soldiers training to become Airborne Rangers... holy shit. Infantry training's tough enough, but the shit they have to go through is nuts. Not even basic Marines go through as much shit as they do.BainbridgeShred wrote:He trained down at Benning.
Rhymes like that are so inaccurate, lol. Sgt. Ingrem of 2-135 D Co. (Albert Lea) scored 99% on his ASVAB testing, and as a result, was put through two more advanced tests, scoring above 95% on those, and was offered MOS's in computer fields and what not. Non combat, high paying jobs. He turned them all down for an 11B MOS (Infantry), and 4 years later, now he's an Airborne Ranger.ShredEX wrote:I wanna be an airborne rangerSwitch Kicker wrote:In January of this year, I saw video of soldiers training to become Airborne Rangers... holy shit. Infantry training's tough enough, but the shit they have to go through is nuts. Not even basic Marines go through as much shit as they do.BainbridgeShred wrote:He trained down at Benning.
I wanna live a life of danger
You can be in the airborne too
All you need is a low IQ


I know you were not serious. =)ShredEX wrote:Hahah Fred I wasnt dissing the airborne or any military offshoot by anymeans, just a stupid rhyme I learned back in the day, Im a military brat myself. I used to play airborne ranger on my commodore 64 and that game was the shit. I got respect for the military, my dad pushed me to join but I always refused cause I dont think its the life for me, it is a very good job though and takes brains to do no doubt about that.


