I sense many hot days in my future

So I just realized this: If I join the Army, I will go to Fort Benning, Georgia. It's hot, 90 degrees with 900% humidity. Then back over to Ft. Cambel. Just the same. Then back for infantry and pre-Ranger school stuff. Then Ranger school in there, and florida, which are about the same. Then from there, I'll probably go to SERE in the desert/mountains in order to do that. Then probably to Iraq or Afghanistan.

Then back and forth between there, New Mexico, then to like, Fort Bragg for SF after a while, then probably back to the figgin middle east. Then to NM, and where ever they do the Florida tropical training. Then after that, back over to the bahamas or something like that, still hot. I will hate all of that freakin heat. UGH. So much heat...I
I'm so freaking retiring to Alaska or some cold shit like that.
OR COLORADO. It snows a lot up there. o.o

I sense there are many hot days in my future. Hot in rounds and hot in temperature.

Oh and freaking sandy also. Just sand and dust. Everywhere. In my butt, in my eyes, in my water. I'll be like Jarhead, puking freaking sand.

While on a search for that video, I came across this. Then this. Then zis.

AND FINALLY THIS

I lol'd. Hard.

And holy shit, really? I'm buying this.

Also:

1.	POG	251 up, 84 down
	buy pog mugs, tshirts and magnets 1) People Other than Grunts (US Army Infantry) or 2) Permanently On the Ground (US Air Force, US Naval Aviation and US Army Aviation). A POG sits cluless while Operators execute the mission. "Fuckin' POG!" "That POG almost got us killed!"

http://www.spousebuzz.com/blog/2010/06/i-will-stand-i-will-fight-ill-give-my-all.html?ESRC=sm_spbuzz.nl

http://www.spousebuzz.com/blog/2010/06/i-will-stand-i-will-fight-ill-give-my-all.html?ESRC=sm_spbuzz.nl

Oh mai, somethign to look forward to.

Realistic training for the awesome.

"At D-Day ceremonies last year at Normandy, President Barack Obama honored the dead and applauded what he called the "sheer improbability" of the allies' success in storming the beaches of Normandy, scaling its cliffs and routing the German defenders."

I read that and thought, "Wow, that guy... doesn't understand American."

"Sheer improbability" is crap.

You think about it, it shows how Americans are able to band together, use information to hold, steadfast, can do spirit that we readily display. And act upon.

I woulda said something along the lines of "This is a perfect example of the American spirit: Overcoming and achieving the extravagantly impossible, turning over a whole country from a wronged and destructive group of evil, not only shaping history, but hammering it with the very hammer of war. Not only bringing a powerful world power at the time, to its knees, but crossing with every sacrifice even farther into legend, memory and time. It's one of those things that besides the creation of this wonderful country, stick out in a massive landmark in time.

This task, given to the many lowly soldier, was completed with utmost purpose, starting the liberation of Europe, bringing peace to the world. "

I kinda forgot what I was talking about a little, but I got my point across.

This is America. We are a proud war country, built by warriors, run by warriors, lived in by warriors, paid for in blood by warriors.

All for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.