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CPT Paul Whitmer
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I was in downtown Basrah (Iraq) holed up in an old hotel with 12 others the night Saddam was grabbed. You could NOT go outside without overhead protection - bullets were literally raining down from celebratory fire. Never seen anything like it in my life - it was unreal. I could walk out and pick up spent projectiles in the dirt the next day.
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CW3 Harvey K.
CW3 Harvey K.
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It may be a bit pollyannaish of me, but I somehow expect more responsible behaviour from Americans re gun safety.
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SGT Steve McFarland
SGT Steve McFarland
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CW3 Harvey K. Some people need an IQ-transplant to get from "cockroach" to "moron".
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Capt Gregory Prickett
Capt Gregory Prickett
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When I was an officer in the Dallas projects, we used to find a bridge to be under or be in a parking garage from about 10 til to about 10 after.
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SFC Jim Ruether
SFC Jim Ruether
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Capt Gregory Prickett - Gosh I guess what goes up must come down and depending on its time of flight it could end up in another neighborhood for sure! Thanks for your service in the Dallas Project too sir.
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SP5 Dennis Loberger
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For some reason people don't seem to understand that a bullet fired has to end up somewhere. Sometimes it ends up in a person
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SGT Steve McFarland
SGT Steve McFarland
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And what goes up must come down!
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SGM Robert Murray
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Sad. I had to admonish a niece for running outside during the NOISE SESSION of the new year transition. You can never be too sure. Sad state.
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