Peaker

Hey guys! I've been training pretty hard as some of you know, but I figured I'd drop by to take news and let you know I'm still alive. The course I am currently on ends August 5th and I will be available shortly after for some realisming. Currently pretty much every articulation in my body hurts, but I am having a great time. Last week was spent at the range and I got the chance to swim a river on a wet line. I hope the 1st is doing well and scoring some victories and I'm thinking about you guys.

You're Canadian right? In Canada going in the reserves can be fun and fulfilling, it's also a good way to acquire skills and make some extra cash. However, if you plan on joining the regular military later it can ironically make things more difficult and prolong your transfer. Other than that, it all depends on the unit, which one are you looking at?

It doesn't. Most reports on the CIA's enhanced interrogation techniques show that it produces a bunch of worthless intelligence because people will litterally say anything to not be waterboarded.

Joyeux anniversaire!

Originally, we had a little group of late night pubbers with Tate, Stone and others. Let's just say the server was a lot less verbally clean back then haha. Tate got me to join. This time around I've been unfairly harassed by 2LT Quarterman during a random pub session and my feelings are hurt. Sniff.

Dang that looks good! Maybe when I'm done with training I will pick up the game and join you guys!

ERRATA: On the second page of The General's Armchair, second column, the phrase saying "This is one of the founding principles of the indirect approach [...]" should instead say "This is one of the founding principles of the direct approach [...]". That's my bad.

Either you're drunk/high or you're typing this on mobile. Either way, thank you for the thought and have one on me!

http://www.thebeaverton.com/national/item/...cording-to-plan Meanwhile, our shadowy plans proceed without a hitch.

So basically it all comes down to how much influence/personal connections you have with these committees? As opposed to a vote amongst party members? That's funny by the way! The result was hilariously tight, but if what you say is true and Iowa is Bernie's demographics, I worry about what will happen in the rest of the country. Not that I have a big stake in the whole thing, I just like a lot of his ideas, whereas Clinton seems like your average bread and butter politician.

Thank you, that was very informative and I now understand a lot better how everything kinda fits in. Another question if you don't mind, how are these delegates chosen? And I assume "superdelegates" get the title as soon as they achieve one of the special positions? (Governor, Congressman etc...)

I'm also a Bernie fan, but from an outside perspective, this is a very confusing system. What does this mean in effect on who will win the Democratic nomination? How is the final candidate chosen? Is the result pretty much a foregone conclusion?

Brussels: Monrovia: Same thing really.

Yes, I am a bit of a tankie, and I generally prefer Russian tanks due to their inclusion of ATGMs in their arsenal. Although it's a bit of a toss up for me between Leopards and well upgraded T-72s. Ironically I work (or will work, when I attend arty school this fall) with howitzers instead. Oh well, this gives me a boner too:

Here's a nice music video with footage from a tank crew in the Ukrainian Civil War. The tank model is a T-64 BM, with reactive armor if I'm not mistaken.