Posted on May 5, 2022
Do you think foul language helps build warriors?
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SPC EOTrees Myles
I know what you are saying because without them screaming and hollering at me, I would have just been another private without any limits.
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As my Truck Master use to say I’m not Cussin at you I’m Cussin at the Situation
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SPC EOTrees Myles
Yes, maybe that was what it was exactly, if you didn't complete or even try, how could they even begin to see or realize what kind of solider you could be?
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Enemy interrogators will be sensitive to use only gentle language! Can't have their guests be upset!
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SSG Merry Metzler
SFC Louis Willhauck, MSM, JSCM, and ARCOM equating building warriors & enemy interrogators just doesn't work. Some of the toughest people I've ever met never or rarely cursed. Just looking for other viewponts.
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SFC Louis Willhauck, MSM, JSCM, and ARCOM
SSG Merry Metzler - True, but being tough and not cursing is one thing... being tough when cursed at is another.
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Absolutely, as part of the process of breaking down the old. To remove the unneeded and, rebuild the now gelatinous goo into a Warrior.
I am positive this way runs countercurrent. To the current doctrines of TRADOC or, other branches training commands. I don’t even want to get into that conversation. It would hijack this thread.
JMHO
I am positive this way runs countercurrent. To the current doctrines of TRADOC or, other branches training commands. I don’t even want to get into that conversation. It would hijack this thread.
JMHO
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SPC EOTrees Myles
absolutely, that is correct, even though, I would burst out laughing, not because of what they would say but, the look on those soldiers face, priceless but I got stronger and wiser.
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I believe that it is the intensity of the situation and not necessarily the words but I think in the sense of military it is used as an exclamation point!
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