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[BatCat]

Ok folks,

Last night was indeed a melee, and to an extent I'll apologize for my actions.

Now, lets get on to the service bashing part of this


Air Force Puke? AIR FARCE? Sitting miles behind the line? Wow, I must of missed something.


I was on the ground during Just Cause in December of 1989. My team hit the ground running in 1990 for Desert Shield. I was there for Restore Hope in early 1993. 1995-2000 had me hopping in and out of Bosnia (We worked out of San Vito AB and flew out of Brindisi...BTW I dont recommend the Minerva Hotel for any type of leisure stay). After that, It was OEF-P after 911 and other parts unnamed in Asia, then retirement.

Am I trying to quantify my service? By all means no. whether you were a Ranger in the heat every day or a Navy Corpsman at home station, you all played a vital part in the cause for Uncle Sam.


Am I thin-skinned? Not in the least. But I can tell This is not the place for an Air Force Puke (As Beowulf so elegantly put it right here http://http://www.wilderness-surviva...?t=1756&page=2) So I will indeed depart your lovely Army based forum


Peace out


BatCat

[FVR]

You have to be kidding me.

You're going to leave because Beo and a few gave you a hard time?

We Marines let the Army run it here until they lose it, then we'll get it back for them.

Grab your nuts hoss and get in the chow line.



Oh yeh, Beo, within the first week, made a few statements that put those made by you to shame. Talk about a beat down, he survived.

[crashdive123]

Not in the least. But I can tell This is not the place for an Air Force Puke (As Beowulf so elegantly put it right here http://http://www.wilderness-surviva...?t=1756&page=2) So I will indeed depart your lovely Army based forum


Peace out


BatCat

Well BatCat - thanks for your service. As far as the Army based forum???? As best I can recall, my 21 years in the Submarine Service were in the Navy, not Army. And just another hunch - many of the members have not served in any branch of the service. So what? Remember - if ya don't start no s***, there won't be no s***!

[nell67]

BatCat,I agree with the others here,dont go,and I too will offer my apologies for what I said/did in that post as well,but if the remark had been made against you,I would have said something as well,my first response to Beo was not a kind one on here as well,and he is one of my best friends on here ,And I beLIEve I gave Rick some kind of heck when he was new.

But we all got over it and moved on.

[Rick]

So that's where that bruise came from. You know, it's taking a long time to heal. You hit HARD!

[nell67]

So that's where that bruise came from. You know, it's taking a long time to heal. You hit HARD!

Yep and you been here how long???

[Rick]

A few months.

[Stealth]

beLIEve

haha, that will never get old

[Tony uk]

So that's where that bruise came from. You know, it's taking a long time to heal. You hit HARD!

O.ooooo can i try ?

[wareagle69]

if you run that fast it just re enforces my ideas about certain special ops


rangers lead the way

[RBB]

Very childish - all around.

[pgvoutdoors]

I wasn't online for this problem last night. All I can say is that any serviceman that has been in the thick of things knows that it takes more than the man next to you to get the mission done. I respect the duties of all servicemen. That's not to say we don't take jabs at each other now and then. But, if anyone wants to dish it out more seriously than that, they should be standing face to face when they do it, not on the web in a forum like this.
BatCat, if you take the time to get to know the regulars on this forum, you will find they are not so bad. You will not like the opinions of everyone, so just don't feed into them. There are many serviceman on this site, I myself a Marine, most are great. I would encourage you to give it a bit more time before you make a decision to leave.
Semper Fi, PHIL

[pgvoutdoors]

A true relationship is built upon those three natural stages.

-confrontation: the moment where forces are gauged. Without confrontation, forces cannot recognize each others.

-forgiveness: the moment which comes after recognizing one another, when we can truly accept to position ourselves in rapport to the other.

-collaboration: the moment when we can "do" together, because a common language finally exists, a common goal, a common direction.

Nice way to look at it Remy... It's time to move on.
I read through last nights thread, it was very disappointing. Things got out of hand. The best thing for everyone and the site is for that thread to be deleted. It makes the site look bad, I know better but new visitors may not.

[Sarge47]

Does this dude hang with Ranger Rick? No, wait, R.R. is Army! Sheesh, talk about "over-sensitive"! Sorry I wasn't on last night guys, but I gotta late-night route on Fridays now. Somebody send an apology to the Air-Force before they bomb Chis' house, Ok?

[Rick]

I think I agree with PGV, Sarge. If that post can be deleted, I'm all for it.

[Tony uk]

Does this dude hang with Ranger Rick? No, wait, R.R. is Army! Sheesh, talk about "over-sensitive"! Sorry I wasn't on last night guys, but I gotta late-night route on Fridays now. Somebody send an apology to the Air-Force before they bomb Chis' house, Ok?

Bombs are very accurate weapons, In fact they are the most accurate weapon any army can want, They are 100% garanteed to always hit the ground.

[Rick]

What? But I just bought a truck load of anti-gravity bombs. They are supposed to deliver them tomorrow if they don't float away. Man! I've been horn swoggled again!

[Tony uk]

What? But I just bought a truck load of anti-gravity bombs. They are supposed to deliver them tomorrow if they don't float away. Man! I've been horn swoggled again!

No problem, Just send back the order and buy some normal ones


Or send them to me so i can experiment with underground bombing

[Proud American]

Dang those are some impressive missions you were in BatCat! Beo look what you've done scared another one away(say this whith no hard feelins RR was a whiny Ranger). Wisjh you would stay Cat though.

[Rick]

Speaking of underground bombing....I watched a flick on the Military Channel this afternoon that the Brits tunneled beneath the Jerries trenches and underground bunkers in WWI in France and planted several hundred pounds of TNT. The explosion was heard in London. The crater must have been over 100 meters across. One heck of a hole. One of the largest underground mining operations in wartime history. The Viet Cong will never be beaten on that title.