[thestereogod]

Anybody else active duty,guard,reserve,or retired? I'm prior USAF now in the USCG stationed in Bmore

[plasterdog]

I really want to join, heard it was the best thing a young lad can do.

[thestereogod]

One of my bestfriends is prior RAF, he loved it and regrets getting out, but met an American AF chic while deployed to the Mid Eas, got married and came to the states.

[Darth DanaWhite]

Originally Posted by plasterdog

I really want to join, heard it was the best thing a young lad can do.

Since you're in England, if you want to become a soldier, go into the Special Air Service (SAS). Many consider them to be some of the baddest soldiers on the planet.

[plasterdog]

yeah, that's why you can't just walk in and become SAS.

The SBS happen to be known as more bad ass. the navys equivalent to the armys special air service. The Special Boat Service.

They're meant to be more hardcore, you have to have 3 years military experience before applying for either. Both hard as nails.

in the paras over here .. Parachute regiment they do this thing called milling. Which is controlled agression, you hit each other for a minute none stop, you don't block, you don't dodge, you just punch straight at each others face.

YouTube - para milling

there's a vid, I know it just looks like wild swinging, because basically that's what it is. It's not about form but more about who can take the most and not back down.


Anyway, apparently the SAS/SBS do that with no head guards and no gloves, pretty fuckin hardcore.

[thestereogod]

My buddy told me a story for training one time he got to be the op4 for the SAS, he lasted longer than the other op4 but still didn't last long...lol

[Navy_Chief]

Screen name says it all.

[thestereogod]

I guess it does!

[Adial]

I did community service at ft Meade.

I live right out side of Bmore..pretty much down the street.

[espyking83]

active duty navy.