mine died in the arms of his fellow soldiers while on a training dig. like i say prepare yourself for the worst, hope for the best, do not take anything personal, don't panic and for f*&k's sake when you do grenade training don't drop it I truly hate that....it happened twice to me when i was a trainer.
take responsilbility, take charge when required, prioritize your targets, keep both eyes open and remember that the dead are dead there is nothing you can do to change that fact and you must keep moving forward.
the only other advice is never get so drunk that you end up doing something that makes your record get blacked out.:soldier
you can read that story in my up comming book.
take care we all make choices good or bad just don't carry them forever.
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Cheers
AD.
take responsilbility, take charge when required, prioritize your targets, keep both eyes open and remember that the dead are dead there is nothing you can do to change that fact and you must keep moving forward.
the only other advice is never get so drunk that you end up doing something that makes your record get blacked out.:soldier
you can read that story in my up comming book.
take care we all make choices good or bad just don't carry them forever.
Mod edit: Thread closed due to "thread rationalisation".
Any further RAAC questions can be posted in "Joining RAAC" thread.
Cheers
AD.
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