On Mon, 02 Jul 2007 19:25:51 -0500, Nathan Branden
wrote this crap:

On Mon, 02 Jul 2007 18:47:39 -0400, Horvath
wrote:

On Mon, 02 Jul 2007 09:21:00 -0500, Nathan Branden
wrote this crap:

In my long stays at Fort Sill, Fort Gordon, Fort Lewis, Fort Knox,
Fort, Bragg, Fort Cambell, etc., etc., etc., we ALWAYS discussed
politics. Most military personnell are very conservative.


The Army stays in "Forts" which implies a defensive posture. The USMC
stays in "Camps" which implies constant movement on the offensive.


Bzzzzt! Wrong answer,dumbass!

I am a retired military officer, and after spending more than twenty
years in the military, I am somewhat of an expert.

"Forts," are permanant facilities. "Camps," are temporary.
The Army has plenty of camps. One of the most famous is Camp Perry,
where the NRA National Rifle Matches take place.


You
are right that politics is a big topic in the military, especially
amongst the more educated commissioned officers. I was a junior
officer in the USMC until I got promoted to the Navy Seals.

NB


Wrong again, dumbass. Nobody gets promoted to the Navy Seals. If you
were an officer in the USMC, you would have to have a College degree.
That would make you one of the educated commissioned officers.

I am calling you a liar.


It is obvious you are an Army type who has never read Clausewitz. I

You just ****ed me off. My copy of Clausewitz is highlighted, and
there are notes on every page. As is my copy of Sun Tzu, and War
Commentaries of Caesar. And many other books in my library.

shot at Camp Perry with a Stoner rifle along with my Seal Squadron.
After 20 years what rank did you have? Ensign?


Ensign? Ensign? Ensign?

You have proved yourself a fool!

There are no Ensigns in the Army!





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