if US soldiers think like this about THEIR war , how do russian soldiers think ?

[madruga]

Originally Posted by hanuri

surely it´s one soldier . but he speaks w the voice of many ........so he says.what´s important he SERVED there and didn´t like it. neither of us did , right?
opinions , opinions both for or against this ex soldiers wiews.

they do say that war is hell hanuri. and here in the US, we have a voluntary military. he volunteered to serve his country.

so one fuckbag *****ing about some shit doesn't mean they all feel the same way.

[Gator_Mclusky]

Originally Posted by madruga

they do say that war is hell hanuri. and here in the US, we have a voluntary military. he volunteered to serve his country.

so one fuckbag *****ing about some shit doesn't mean they all feel the same way.

Well put. Ive talked to hundreds and hundreds of our troops and not one single person put down the U.S. Thay were all ready and willing to proclaim their love for their country and Commander in Chief.

God Bless em.

[hanuri]

Originally Posted by Spook

I actually didn't say it quite right. I wasn't asking about either the US or USSR invading, just asking which you would rather have govern you? Which country would you rather live in?

neither to govern us. to live in it must be US of A then.never been to either country though. but based on what I´ve heard / learned over the yrs.

[hanuri]

Originally Posted by madruga

they do say that war is hell hanuri. and here in the US, we have a voluntary military. he volunteered to serve his country.

so one fuckbag *****ing about some shit doesn't mean they all feel the same way.

I see. he gives guite a statement when saying if they got fired , kill all....... that we do not know ,if it´s true . BUT if it´s true and said by his superiors ..... that tells a tale about the agressor in this case. ( yes US is the agressor here, just like russia in chechnya and most recently in georgia- although georgia did th efirst blood to be excact)

[hanuri]

Originally Posted by Gator_Mclusky

Well put. Ive talked to hundreds and hundreds of our troops and not one single person put down the U.S. Thay were all ready and willing to proclaim their love for their country and Commander in Chief.

God Bless em.

gatro , I know your point in this and honor your opinion . but after you ´ve signed in the army I guess they don´t ask you do you love your country when sent to serve far far away from your soil...bet it´s more like a job you have to do then. it´s your profession , to do what your leaders tell you to do.
if they can feel that love still as they serve ( in this case iraq , could be some other country ) I guess it helps them in their time there. however if one starts to question "why are we here" it´s more difficult ? yet those doubting thomases must serve their time too. I believe one can love your country , serve in your army while seriously doubting the reasons they do serve far away from their homes.
nobody said a word about how would the russian soldier feel.....purely speculative speaking ofcourse

[Gator_Mclusky]

Originally Posted by hanuri

gatro , I know your point in this and honor your opinion . but after you ´ve signed in the army I guess they don´t ask you do you love your country when sent to serve far far away from your soil...bet it´s more like a job you have to do then. it´s your profession , to do what your leaders tell you to do.
if they can feel that love still as they serve ( in this case iraq , could be some other country ) I guess it helps them in their time there. however if one starts to question "why are we here" it´s more difficult ? yet those doubting thomases must serve their time too. I believe one can love your country , serve in your army while seriously doubting the reasons they do serve far away from their homes.
nobody said a word about how would the russian soldier feel.....purely speculative speaking ofcourse

I havent a clue as to the Russians. I only talk to American soldiers. Id like to know their thoughts too. Looks like the Soviets are finally saying screw this deal, all of our former Republics are siding with and joining NATO and the U.S. Makes ya wonder as Im sure many were Soviet Soldiers at one time. Just a thought to ponder.

If people dont want to serve in our Armed Forces they can get out on a "Failure to adapt." I know a guy that did this and he was honorably discharged. Now, in a time of war, Im not sure that they would get an honorable discharge but Im not sure.

Always good to hear your thought provoking threads and post my friend!!!

gatro...

[hanuri]

Originally Posted by Gator_Mclusky

I havent a clue as to the Russians. I only talk to American soldiers. Id like to know their thoughts too. Looks like the Soviets are finally saying screw this deal, all of our former Republics are siding with and joining NATO and the U.S. Makes ya wonder as Im sure many were Soviet Soldiers at one time. Just a thought to ponder.

If people dont want to serve in our Armed Forces they can get out on a "Failure to adapt." I know a guy that did this and he was honorably discharged. Now, in a time of war, Im not sure that they would get an honorable discharge but Im not sure.

Always good to hear your thought provoking threads and post my friend!!!

gatro...

heheee.....that pic is prely for me right? didn´t know about that way of getting out of service.