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wet dog 06-24-2011 23:11

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Originally Posted by Sonic03svtCobra (Post 400677)
I didn`t get beer or hotdogs, only a pulled pork sandwich. :D and yes I tossed him, wish that picture never got released.

Too funny, all that is important is, did you have fun?

greenberetTFS 06-25-2011 05:48

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Originally Posted by longrange1947 (Post 399733)
Teddy, just saw this post and wondered why you quoted me and then admonished QPs only?????

I screwed up,really wasn't admonishing you or the OP's......... Just trying to get across that Non-OP's ask all the questions they may have,just allow the QP's to be the only ones to provide the answers...........My apologies if it didn't come out that way............:o

Big Teddy :munchin

Druid5 06-25-2011 05:54

1st CAV was pretty fast about pushing the new ALARACT around to everyone on BAF. ALARACT 239/2011 pretty much prohibits the wear of VFFs with the IPFU or when conducting PT in military formation.

head 06-25-2011 08:12

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Originally Posted by Druid5 (Post 400693)
1st CAV was pretty fast about pushing the new ALARACT around to everyone on BAF. ALARACT 239/2011 pretty much prohibits the wear of VFFs with the IPFU or when conducting PT in military formation.

You gotta be kidding me...

Please read the thread, or even the post above yours.

head 06-25-2011 08:18

I would recommend to the VFF crowd to look at some of the other options out there for minimalist running shoes, such as the Merril Trail Glove which is what I use. They look like low cut shoes, you can wear socks if you need to, and don't look gay as AIDS (ref: helocast photo :D). They have zero heel lift and a wide toe box so it feels like barefoot running, but won't piss off your commanders. As to selection, just buy a pair of frickin' sneakers and get selected, no one cares if you're part of a barefoot cult or whatever.

Druid5 06-25-2011 08:46

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Originally Posted by head (Post 400707)
You gotta be kidding me...

Please read the thread, or even the post above yours.

Meh.

It was a non-issue to begin with, just adding to it. If big Army feels the dire need to explicitly ban the shoes while in PTs via an ALARACT no less, whatever. I have a pair of the KSO Treks and they are really good shoes for trail running. I'll just end up using them while in civies.

Surgicalcric 06-25-2011 09:02

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Originally Posted by Druid5 (Post 400713)
Meh.

It was a non-issue to begin with, just adding to it...

The only thing you added is your name to the list of people who cannot follow simple instructions.

1st of all, this thread is about VFF's at SFAS, not how they are received at 1st Cav. We couldn't care less how they are received by big Army.

Next, you need to read the rules a bit more closely.

This is a forum where civilians can "ask" the Special Forces soldiers past and present "Special Forces" related questions.

Those questions are then answered by Special Forces soldiers, period.

Questions asked by the general public should NOT be answered by the "general" public.

If you do not have the title of "Quiet Professional" you may ask a question, but leave the "answers" to the QP's.

http://www.professionalsoldiers.com/...58&postcount=1

Crip

Eagle5US 06-25-2011 10:48

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Originally Posted by Druid5 (Post 400713)
Meh.

It was a non-issue to begin with, just adding to it. If big Army feels the dire need to explicitly ban the shoes while in PTs via an ALARACT no less, whatever. I have a pair of the KSO Treks and they are really good shoes for trail running. I'll just end up using them while in civies.

Hey Dumbass...

How about we make you posting a "non-issue":munchin

Idiot...

head 06-25-2011 11:07

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Originally Posted by Druid5 (Post 400713)
Meh.

It was a non-issue to begin with, just adding to it.

I can lead you to water, but I can't make you drink... however, waterboarding is a bitch.

wet dog 06-25-2011 11:14

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Originally Posted by head (Post 400729)
I can lead you to water, but I can't make you drink... however, waterboarding is a bitch.

:D:D:D

SF_BHT 06-25-2011 16:53

I have been thinking about this thread and for my 2 cents it should be ended. But that is just me.....:munchin

Ambush Master 06-25-2011 17:10

Thread CLOSED!!!

Maybe someone will learn about who should, and should NOT reply in here!!


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