True Army Stories

• rebelray

  6 Jul 06, 00:18

  Hello,
  
  You are invited to view my collection of true army stories at http://www.geocities.com/raymondrjs/armylifehomecommando.html.
  
  Hope you will enjoy some of my stories and recollections. I'll be very grateful if you could even sign my guestbook.
  
  Thank you.
  
  Cheers,
  Raymond
• alien09

  6 Jul 06, 00:42

  Hey raymond, it's a pity your army stories cannot be viewed...the file is too big...haha...
• rebelray

  6 Jul 06, 00:46

  Originally posted by alien09:

  Hey raymond, it's a pity your army stories cannot be viewed...the file is too big...haha...

  Thanks for trying.
  
  So sorry. The bandwidth is limited. I hope that you can try again later.
  
  Raymond
• gUms

  6 Jul 06, 08:35

  your wedsite looks abit gay for me .
  
  wheres de garangness of a cammando in that wedsite
• Minotauro

  6 Jul 06, 09:56

  Hi Raymond i thought you started a similar thread in Military nuts Forum but the thread was removed or deleted?
• gUms

  6 Jul 06, 10:31

  Originally posted by rebelray:

  Hello,
  
  You are invited to view my collection of true army stories at http://www.geocities.com/raymondrjs/armylifehomecommando.html.
  
  Hope you will enjoy some of my stories and recollections. I'll be very grateful if you could even sign my guestbook.
  
  Thank you.
  
  Cheers,
  Raymond

  read every single jornal in ur wedsite , very interesting
  
  good job and well done
  
  
• kwlee

  6 Jul 06, 11:14

  maybe the color of the site needs to be reviewed.
• NDU

  6 Jul 06, 12:41

  Hi Raymond,
  well done on ur web site i enjoyed reading it! Its really bring back lots of memories!
  As for me, one of the question I was being question while im attending my 65 course was, Â…Â…
  
  Â…Â… if you have a important mission, and while you r carrying out the mission and one of your man was seriously injured! You know that if the whole team were to tag along, the whole mission will be a failure. How and what decision will you make, so as to ensure that your team will be there on time and to make this mission a successful one.
  
  cheers
• gUms

  6 Jul 06, 15:48

  Originally posted by NDU:

  Hi Raymond,
  well done on ur web site i enjoyed reading it! Its really bring back lots of memories!
  As for me, one of the question I was being question while im attending my 65 course was, Â…Â…
  
  Â…Â… if you have a important mission, and while you r carrying out the mission and one of your man was seriously injured! You know that if the whole team were to tag along, the whole mission will be a failure. How and what decision will you make, so as to ensure that your team will be there on time and to make this mission a successful one.
  
  cheers

  Dump de guy , is some bushes or hide him somewhere , and go and complete de mission , after mission is completed on de way to Hq , grab de injured soilder and get out of de place , I WILL NOT LEAVE ANY OF MY COMRADES(DONT KNOW HOW TO SPELL) BEHIND!
  
  
• rebelray

  7 Jul 06, 00:24

  Originally posted by gUms:

  your wedsite looks abit gay for me .
  
  wheres de garangness of a cammando in that wedsite

  Thank you for visiting my website. I use pink because pink is my favourite color. And I like flowers too, hence the flowery border.
• NT2

  7 Jul 06, 00:26

  Originally posted by rebelray:

  Thank you for visiting my website. I use pink because pink is my favourite color. And I like flowers too, hence the flowery border.

  ic...and u r a Cdo...
• rebelray

  7 Jul 06, 00:38

  Originally posted by Minotauro:

  Hi Raymond i thought you started a similar thread in Military nuts Forum but the thread was removed or deleted?

  Yes, I started a smilar thread there. But I have no idea why the thread was removed. I hope they'll not do the same thing to this thread.
  
  Raymond
• rebelray

  7 Jul 06, 00:46

  Originally posted by NT2:

  ic...and u r a Cdo...

  Yes, I am a former Cdo. Why?
  
  Raymond
• rebelray

  7 Jul 06, 00:55

  Originally posted by gUms:

  read every single jornal in ur wedsite , very interesting
  
  good job and well done
  
  

  Thank you.
  
  Raymond
• rebelray

  7 Jul 06, 01:00

  Originally posted by kwlee:

  maybe the color of the site needs to be reviewed.

  Thanks for your suggestion. Maybe. But I'll probably stick with pink because it is my favourite colour.
• kwlee

  7 Jul 06, 19:09

  Originally posted by gUms:

  Dump de guy , is some bushes or hide him somewhere , and go and complete de mission , after mission is completed on de way to Hq , grab de injured soilder and get out of de place , I WILL NOT LEAVE ANY OF MY COMRADES(DONT KNOW HOW TO SPELL) BEHIND!
  
  

  what if he is bleeding so bad
• gUms

  8 Jul 06, 08:18

  Originally posted by kwlee:

  what if he is bleeding so bad

  Then ask him to start praying to GOD already .
• blowfish

  8 Jul 06, 08:39

  cool
• rebelray

  14 Jul 06, 20:14

  Originally posted by NDU:

  Hi Raymond,
  well done on ur web site i enjoyed reading it! Its really bring back lots of memories!
  As for me, one of the question I was being question while im attending my 65 course was, Â…Â…
  
  Â…Â… if you have a important mission, and while you r carrying out the mission and one of your man was seriously injured! You know that if the whole team were to tag along, the whole mission will be a failure. How and what decision will you make, so as to ensure that your team will be there on time and to make this mission a successful one.
  
  cheers

  If the enemy already knows that you are in the area, just call a helicopter to evacuate the injured man. In the Vietnam War, they did this all the time.
  
  If you cannot compromise your presence, then leave the injured man behind as has been suggested. Maybe leave one more man to take care of him, maybe a medic.
  
  Raymond
  
• Gedanken

  14 Jul 06, 22:05

  Hey Raymond, cool site! 2 Coy 1990 intake here, and your accounts bring back a lot of memories.
  
  I particularly liked the bit about WO Sam Choo. He was the FSM by the time I met him, and yes, he was still in the habit of long lectures then. Top bloke - shame about the way he went.
• rebelray

  14 Jul 06, 22:11

  Originally posted by Gedanken:

  Hey Raymond, cool site! 2 Coy 1990 intake here, and your accounts bring back a lot of memories.

  Thank you. Glad to hear that.
  
  Raymond
• Gedanken

  14 Jul 06, 22:35

  Your story about David struck a particular note with me. After jumping off the tower time and time again, one day I hesitated and got stuck up there for the whole afternoon. Good thing that my instructor wasn't abusive (he was really understanding, actually), but my confidence was seriously undermined. I spent weeks psyching up for my first airborne jump, and it didn't help that the first two jumps were cancelled. When the time came, though, I jumped and never hesitated after that.
• rebelray

  15 Jul 06, 01:49

  Originally posted by Gedanken:

  Your story about David struck a particular note with me. After jumping off the tower time and time again, one day I hesitated and got stuck up there for the whole afternoon. Good thing that my instructor wasn't abusive (he was really understanding, actually), but my confidence was seriously undermined. I spent weeks psyching up for my first airborne jump, and it didn't help that the first two jumps were cancelled. When the time came, though, I jumped and never hesitated after that.

  Thanks for sharing. You showed great courage by overcoming your fears.
  
  And thank you for signing my guestbook too. I really appreciate it.
  
  Raymond