You better slow down & walk lightly, sneaking around mt Shasta. I learned a few things from Charlie in Vietnam, that I have never forgotten.....I'll hear you long before you know I'm there...........
[video=youtube;B0VzJ4LJniE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=B0VzJ4LJniE[/video]
looks like I gotta add more to my list.. Thanks Curious2Garden...I carry:
(1) real knives, assorted scissors,
(2) knife handles (bard parker #3 and #7),
(3) assorted blades (bard parker #10, #11, #15, #20,
(4) spools of pure silk thread #100, #50, #25 (and a small spindle),
(5) straight sewing needles (a small bottle with several hundred of them -- keith's, & a few curveds),
(6) a speed handle,
(7) codman perforator (6)
(gigli saw handles and 5 blades
(9) dykes and safety wire
(10) 3 of peons, ochsners, tonsils, 2 of atragrips, adsons, rat tooths, vascular clamps, penfield dissector #3, chisel, ribbon retractors, metzenbaums, mayos.
(11) MSIR
(12) AgNO3 sticks (6 bottles)
(13) aspirin
The above fills the bottom of my helmet bag. I then add as much rum (my personal fav), whiskey and scotch in fifths to fill. I'm golden. I'm handy. I'll trade my skill set for safety from you guys who have actually prepped.
"Peoples Republic of Pineland", No Carolina....US Army Green Beret training 4 weeks, 'Robin Sage'.........Course Description: For more than 40 years Robin Sage, the culmination exercise for the SFQC, has been the litmus test for Soldiers striving to earn the coveted Green Beret. It is during Robin Sage, held in 15 rural North Carolina counties, that Soldiers must put all of the skills they have learned throughout the SFQC to the test in an unconventional-warfare training exercise that is unequalled. The exercise, broken into two phases, puts students on their first SFODA. The SFODA is trained, advised and mentored throughout the entire exercise from mission receipt through planning and infiltration. During the first week, the students are taught the necessary skills to survive and succeed in a UW environment utilizing the small group instruction teaching methodology. The remaining three weeks focus on their planning and application during Robin Sage. The students are placed into an environment of political instability characterized by armed conflict that forces Soldiers to exercise both individual and collective problem solving. A key to the success of the Robin Sage training is its real-world feel that is established by the use of guerrilla forces. The SFODA must assess the combat effectiveness of the G-forces, and then train them in basic individual tasks from each of the MOSs as well as collective tasks in basic small-unit tactics, while remaining responsive to asymmetrical challenges. Just as language plays a key role in all other phases of the pipeline, language skills will be put to the test during Robin Sage. During this training, the SFODA must demonstrate its knowledge of UW doctrine and operational techniques.
Special forces > Local police.
That was several years ago....they still have Robin Sage....4 times a year......
lol no one at home one at moms
Thats what im sayin.
