The US Army has updated the Duffers Drift and applied new,(relearned), lessons to them. The format is heres what you know, these are the options: A (turn to page 30) B (turn to Page 35), ect, ect, ect. I had it DL to my hard drive before the old one failed.

Worth reposting if anyone has the link.

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Thanks!, I just ordered it off of Amazon!

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Thanks!


GOD BLESS!
Brian

Now on my list for post-vacation buying. Swinton is well worth imitating. Has anyone nicked the fight for an SF novel yet?

Some one should Swinton was required reading for us old old guys back in the day...when you got your meals out of a can and 4 smokes as well ahhh i still salivate over the 20 yo peanut butter and hard as a rock chocky bars none of that fancy smancy MRE stuff for me ...Chuck the whole cardboard box Minus the cigs and matches and TP and other stuff behind a tanks exhaust get a friendly driver to gun the engine and viola a hot meal or boil it in a steel pot wit your wash water oh and we did PT in combat boots....LOL

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After seeing this week's episode, I will retract some of my earlier criticism. It was a pretty good story arc. However as it's been pointed out, the lack of any tactics at all is becoming more apparent and increasingly more annoying. The characters seem to find themselves in situations even a decent airsofter could see coming. I realize their more miltia than national guard but can the "historian" at least act like he paid attention to the importance of tactical awareness. I won't go into the other part of the story which was really good. (don't want to spoil it for those who had to DVR it)

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Hawkins: Leary, you got that missile. You might wanna think about using it.
Leary: I would if I could figure the damn thing out.
Rexer: It's a one shot deal.
Leary: What?
Hawkins: You miss, we die.