Re: The Chinese Special Force Basic Trainning And Its Effectiveness??
positive experiences eh? do you know what its like to be in the field?
you get cooked during the day and freeze at night, its like sahara and the arctic in one friggin place. you are constantly digging trenches, on grounds that are as hard as clay. 1 foot down and you are already hitting rocks. you get a million mosquito bites, these things are huge and can actually bite through your combat pants, they are also immune to bug repellant. once in a while you get sent out on a patrol, if its at night then you prolly have to walk through bushes that were prolly not meant to be walked through. other than that you are either on alert or diggin trenches. with absolutely no sleep you'll start halucinating on the third day. by the last day my buddies looked like zombies, that's prolly what i looked like to...nonetheless we have to walk back to where we came from, with 70lb on each person's back, going on a 15km march. remember this was the hottest month of the year, hottest day of the month, hottest time of the day. the blisters on my feet covered the entire heel, along with other stress-related injuries. i couldnt walk for days afterwards. and when we finally got sometime off, we heard ppl on tv complaining about how hot it has been for the past few days.
now THAT'S what army really feels like...partially. a lot of ppl like to sit in front of the computer and talk like what its all about. (like me) but really these ppl dont know anything until they actually experience this stuff.
positive experiences eh? do you know what its like to be in the field?
you get cooked during the day and freeze at night, its like sahara and the arctic in one friggin place. you are constantly digging trenches, on grounds that are as hard as clay. 1 foot down and you are already hitting rocks. you get a million mosquito bites, these things are huge and can actually bite through your combat pants, they are also immune to bug repellant. once in a while you get sent out on a patrol, if its at night then you prolly have to walk through bushes that were prolly not meant to be walked through. other than that you are either on alert or diggin trenches. with absolutely no sleep you'll start halucinating on the third day. by the last day my buddies looked like zombies, that's prolly what i looked like to...nonetheless we have to walk back to where we came from, with 70lb on each person's back, going on a 15km march. remember this was the hottest month of the year, hottest day of the month, hottest time of the day. the blisters on my feet covered the entire heel, along with other stress-related injuries. i couldnt walk for days afterwards. and when we finally got sometime off, we heard ppl on tv complaining about how hot it has been for the past few days.
now THAT'S what army really feels like...partially. a lot of ppl like to sit in front of the computer and talk like what its all about. (like me) but really these ppl dont know anything until they actually experience this stuff.