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Old 12-25-2010, 05:53 PM
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Besides...infantry officers tended to tear up and throw hissy fits when cav was attached to their units...it was that cocky, know-it-all atitude that comes with the knowledge that in a real fight, with armored cavalry...infantry was just another name for "track lubricant"!!!
Hey, I resent that remark, and I'm Dragon-qualified...
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Old 12-25-2010, 06:16 PM
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Hey, I resent that remark, and I'm Dragon-qualified...
LOL...I never present my backside to a Dragon!

Besides, haven't you ever wondered why infantry are called "crunchies" by tankers?
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LOL...I never present my backside to a Dragon!

Besides, haven't you ever wondered why infantry are called "crunchies" by tankers?
Yeah, well I would be afraid of friendly fire too!

No I wouldn't want be an Infantryman assigned to anything closely resembling an Armor unit for said reasons. They have very limited field of vision, the again so do Dragoon gunner who are only looking through their sights. So yeah I can understand them not wanted to expose their back side to some rocket troop looking through an only noticing that they tanks are 'leaving' the engagement area...lol
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Hey, I resent that remark, and I'm Dragon-qualified...
Hrm.... The Dragon. You mean that missile that had a minimum range closer to its max than not, the one that had a "slight" problem with CATO issues, that would sometime fly right into the ground, and the one that when the russians copied it, significantly improved on it to the point that the pip was a copy of the russian redesign?

Now if you said TOW on the otherhand....
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Paul no matter what we may say. I have the feeling we will be wrong because we could jump out of perfectly flying Air Farce plane with one...lol
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Paul no matter what we may say. I have the feeling we will be wrong because we could jump out of perfectly flying Air Farce plane with one...lol
How many times do I have to say that I don't know those planes are perfectly good because they're Air Force planes?!
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How many times do I have to say that I don't know those planes are perfectly good because they're Air Force planes?!
Yeah I know what you mean there is no such thing as perfect Air Force plane. They were piloted by the best pilots put through the best training known in the f'Free' world... So damn right I wanted to be qualified to deplane in hurry...lol
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How many times do I have to say that I don't know those planes are perfectly good because they're Air Force planes?!
Now that is a very good point: at least with the sh!thook you know if its leaking its fine, when it stops it must be out of fluids.

(And by the way, don't ask the crew to see the leeks before you get on, they don't find it very funny. )
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I don't understand why not...lol Just keep an eye where the crew chief is looking at...lol
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and again i am reminded how much of an oxymoron i am.
the dismounted rider(AKA light cavalry)

gimmie a radio, my M4 and a division of hostle armor(or as us light guys call them targets)
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Paul no matter what we may say. I have the feeling we will be wrong because we could jump out of perfectly flying Air Farce plane with one...lol
Just remember! The Air Force is the only service that rountinely scores 100% on every gunnery exercise....afterall, what ever they drop will hit the ground!
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Um isn't it Fiddlers Green?
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Yeah, but what do you expect from those 2nd ACR guys, they have always been a little slow...
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Yeah, but what do you expect from those 2nd ACR guys, they have always been a little slow...
hey just because the all criminal regiments never really worried bout that readin and writin stuff. don't mean they were dumb.(most of them did get away with their mischief after all)
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Yeah, but what do you expect from those 2nd ACR guys, they have always been a little slow...
Might be a tad slow, but we always did outgun, outfight, and outdrink the rest of the regiments
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Hrm.... The Dragon. You mean that missile that had a minimum range closer to its max than not, the one that had a "slight" problem with CATO issues, that would sometime fly right into the ground, and the one that when the russians copied it, significantly improved on it to the point that the pip was a copy of the russian redesign?

Now if you said TOW on the otherhand....
The point being that I could pop your fancy Cav vehicle in the patoot... And the minimum range is only 60 meters. And grounding your missile is a rookie mistake.

And yes, I did botch my only combat shot with a Dragon, hitting the BMP-1 near one of the front roadwheels...
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