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Joining The Army

Which foreign military should I join if the Army rejects me?

  • IDF

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • French Foreign Legion

    Votes: 2 66.7%
  • British Army

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Canadian Armed Forces

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Ukrainian International Legion

    Votes: 1 33.3%

  • Total voters
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Just because you were such a pussy you chose to be a cook doesn't make me a mongoloid for walking through crowds of Iraqis with my M16 and a gigantic set of balls, catching dirty looks from the locals and wondering if today was the day.
Nah this is a real mans job one fuckup and you lose a limb.
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That said infantry is up their and again the morons on Kiwi shows they don't know what the fuck they are talking about with common infrantry being dumb. With modern warfare being heavily integrated with tech and various other roles it requires a high school level education and further training outside of boot camp.
 
Thats true. Any infantry grunt needs to understand the use and maintenance of half a dozen weapon systems alongside tactical training, first aid, navigation and decorum as well as upholding the mental and physical standards necessary to complete their given task. You will be groomed for leadership, adaptability and rigorous physicality. Theres no room for chafing.
 
Nah this is a real mans job one fuckup and you lose a limb.

You wouldn't catch me working on those to save my fucking life. The two things to this day that still scare the fuck out of me are hearing an airstrike and the "INCOMING INCOMING INCOMING" from a C-Ram before it plays the symphony of hell.


Thats true. Any infantry grunt needs to understand the use and maintenance of half a dozen weapon systems alongside tactical training, first aid, navigation and decorum as well as upholding the mental and physical standards necessary to complete their given task. You will be groomed for leadership, adaptability and rigorous physicality. Theres no room for chafing.

Real shit. You have to be trained in hand to hand, all the weapons you'll have in the field, a cursory understanding of other weapons, local customs, how to nig rig at the drop of a hat, basic field medicine, radio protocols, where to buy black market stuff, what stuff to get sent to you from people back home (silly string saved our asses lol), and a myriad of other things that I can't even think of off the top of my head.

Factor that in with the idea that at any second an IED can hit the Humvee you're riding in and fucking melt you alive into the seat, or somebody could detonate a suicide vest or cell phone bomb every time you're at a marketplace or raiding a house, or a firefight could break out literally at any second.

And the shitty thing is, there's NOTHING you can do to prep your mind for that. Anybody who says it got easier is just trying to sound like a badass. Every single time something popped off, your legs would turn into spaghetti, your stomach would drop into your asshole, your hands would shake, your gear would weigh 300 pounds and your mind is shrieking "I don't want to die I don't want to die please God don't let me die oh my God I'm going to die"

And that's why they run you so hard and break you in BT. Your drill Sergeant is literally factory resetting the bitch out of you. You will still have that cowardly scared shitless freak out, but because of getting the instructions knocked into you so many times you'll go into autopilot and just let Betty chatter.

Lol, I nicknamed my rifle "Betty" and my sidearm "Veronica" like the Archie girls. I was so fucking bummed they wouldn't let me take them home, even if they were deactivated 😢
 
You wouldn't catch me working on those to save my fucking life. The two things to this day that still scare the fuck out of me are hearing an airstrike and the "INCOMING INCOMING INCOMING" from a C-Ram before it plays the symphony of hell.




Real shit. You have to be trained in hand to hand, all the weapons you'll have in the field, a cursory understanding of other weapons, local customs, how to nig rig at the drop of a hat, basic field medicine, radio protocols, where to buy black market stuff, what stuff to get sent to you from people back home (silly string saved our asses lol), and a myriad of other things that I can't even think of off the top of my head.

Factor that in with the idea that at any second an IED can hit the Humvee you're riding in and fucking melt you alive into the seat, or somebody could detonate a suicide vest or cell phone bomb every time you're at a marketplace or raiding a house, or a firefight could break out literally at any second.

And the shitty thing is, there's NOTHING you can do to prep your mind for that. Anybody who says it got easier is just trying to sound like a badass. Every single time something popped off, your legs would turn into spaghetti, your stomach would drop into your asshole, your hands would shake, your gear would weigh 300 pounds and your mind is shrieking "I don't want to die I don't want to die please God don't let me die oh my God I'm going to die"

And that's why they run you so hard and break you in BT. Your drill Sergeant is literally factory resetting the bitch out of you. You will still have that cowardly scared shitless freak out, but because of getting the instructions knocked into you so many times you'll go into autopilot and just let Betty chatter.

Lol, I nicknamed my rifle "Betty" and my sidearm "Veronica" like the Archie girls. I was so fucking bummed they wouldn't let me take them home, even if they were deactivated 😢
Plus all that stuff and with all of the drone and squad implementation computer tools forget the fucking term but that shit is here now like Ghost Recon Advanced Warfare granted the smart hud the Army is testing is shit and the new riffle is like the M14 all over again. But the drone and integrated Warfare that shit is here just look at Ukraine and Israel with how Palestine fought Israel using drones before they got there fucking asses kicked rightfully so I might add fuck the libtards supporting Hamas and Palestine but anywho. You need to not be a idiot anymore those days of infrantry being dumbassess are long gone dead by the gulf war because that's when the modern integrated fighting started.
 
Plus all that stuff and with all of the drone and squad implementation computer tools forget the fucking term but that shit is here now like Ghost Recon Advanced Warfare granted the smart hud the Army is testing is shit and the new riffle is like the M14 all over again. But the drone and integrated Warfare that shit is here just look at Ukraine and Israel with how Palestine fought Israel using drones before they got there fucking asses kicked rightfully so I might add fuck the libtards supporting Hamas and Palestine but anywho. You need to not be a idiot anymore those days of infrantry being dumbassess are long gone dead by the gulf war because that's when the modern integrated fighting started.

I would say by the time I joined up in late '03 that whole "only stupid people join infantry" stigma had been dead and buried for decades. The last time infantry even allowed people with lower IQs to join was when we were short on manpower in Vietnam.

Just from my experience, most kiwi farm users would have gotten killed if they were in infantry because they are too socially retarded to learn customs, learn even the most cursory Arabic phrases, or read the room well enough to save their own lives while they were there.

Those people didn't have the social cues we did to learn almost immediately that you never touch a woman with your hands, or that if you win the kids over with candy typically you'll win their parents over, or what I learned on day three which was everybody should grow their mustaches out (in Iraq, your mustache is seen as a sign of machismo and other men will respect you more for having one)

So yeah I'll accept being called stupid for being in the infantry, as long as it's by a bunch of people who are autistic fuckwits that would have died in an easily avoidable firefight if they knew how to act like a human and not like Captain spectrum.
 
dressing up and marching is GAY, armies are HOMOSEXUAL CULTS at least the navy admits to this upfront
 
dressing up and marching is GAY, armies are HOMOSEXUAL CULTS at least the navy admits to this upfront

Yeah but usually you get to be the top so it's not even gay.

Plus the Army has strict vigorous rules where we have to say no homo before everyone begins.

I mean you can catch a dishonorable discharge if you don't say no homo. They make that very clear on the first day.
 
I will never understand men’s insistence to immediately throw themselves into hardcore warfare the moment they become slightly bored with their lives. “I have no direction in life” then find one, there’s so many things you can do before dying in Iraq.

Though reading through this thread this seems like something you’re already pretty deep into and something you genuinely want to do. If it’s a genuine desire then I support it wholeheartedly.
 
I will never understand men’s insistence to immediately throw themselves into hardcore warfare the moment they become slightly bored with their lives. “I have no direction in life” then find one, there’s so many things you can do before dying in Iraq.

Though reading through this thread this seems like something you’re already pretty deep into and something you genuinely want to do. If it’s a genuine desire then I support it wholeheartedly.

I can't speak for bear, but they really worked us up into a fever pitch after 9/11. I remember being so fucking down to go as soon as that second plane hit the tower. They didn't even need to send recruiters to the high school, there was a line at the recruitment office.

It didn't take a lot of convincing to get kids my age to join. Plus if you come from a military family it's almost a rite of passage, you don't want to be the first chicken shit who didn't enlist and breaks the combo lol.
 
I honestly just want meaning and respect from other people, with the added bonus of potentially killing terrorists.

I mostly really want to prove to myself that I matter. The military, especially special operations, offers a very clear path: suffer, grow, earn respect. No ambiguity, that's it. Just you, your limits, and whether you can overcome them. That kind of structure, pain, and meaning is addicting when you've lived most of your life feeling like a joke or a disappointment.
 
I honestly just want meaning and respect from other people, with the added bonus of potentially killing terrorists.

I mostly really want to prove to myself that I matter. The military, especially special operations, offers a very clear path: suffer, grow, earn respect. No ambiguity, that's it. Just you, your limits, and whether you can overcome them. That kind of structure, pain, and meaning is addicting when you've lived most of your life feeling like a joke or a disappointment.

Plus you'll have the tools and skills that they teach you. For me mild PTSD (I have the occasional anxiety attack every few months) was a sound trade off for everything they taught me and hooked me up with after discharge.
 
To be honest, Id advise people to just get a desk job or fix the A/C if they join the military but i cant deny the allure of proving your strength as i made that same choice myself. One way or another its best to get that itch out when youre still young.
 
Because I am not training for RASP and not bootcamp anymore, I made an adjustment to my training schedule. I will change it again once I feel like these become easier

MON – Strength + Intervals
5 rounds: Pushups, Pullups, Situps, Planks
4x400m fast, 90s rest
0.5mi warmup/cooldown

TUE – Ruck + Core
Ruck 2 miles 15–16 min pace
3 rounds Combat Core

WED – Grind Day
4x until failure Pushups
10 air squats
10 situps
100m jog


THU – Long Run
2.5–3 mi run (track pace)
Stretch & foam roll

FRI – Strength + Ruck
5 rounds upper body circuit
1.5–2 mi ruck

SAT – Lifting / Active
[Light lift or jog
Sauna/stretch/contrast

SUN – Rest
 
I honestly just want meaning and respect from other people, with the added bonus of potentially killing terrorists.

I mostly really want to prove to myself that I matter. The military, especially special operations, offers a very clear path: suffer, grow, earn respect. No ambiguity, that's it. Just you, your limits, and whether you can overcome them. That kind of structure, pain, and meaning is addicting when you've lived most of your life feeling like a joke or a disappointment.
Yknow what, man, I agree actually.

Most people would call us narcissistic but I think it’s pretty normal to desire to be praised and respected. For me, the army just sounds so boring that it’s not what I wanna do to get that. Instead I do shit like donating, helping the homeless, being a shoulder to cry on. Even if I don’t care about other humans, it’s just nice to respected, especially if you’ve been bullied or something for most of your life.
 
Instead I do shit like donating, helping the homeless, being a shoulder to cry on.

Just as important as service, if not more. Remember, helping out people of your country isn't a competition, as long as we're all doing it we will lift each other up.
 
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