Posted on Aug 30, 2016
US Troops In Iraq Are Training Iraqi Soldiers To Become Rangers
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Soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division are running a Ranger-style training program for Iraqi forces at Camp Taji near Baghdad to develop advanced warfighting skills among selected Iraqi army officers and enlisted personnel.
US Troops In Iraq Are Training Iraqi Soldiers To Become Rangers
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Well, sounds like good training. I too, hope there are some Ranger qual NCOs doing most of the training. Just don't give them an American Ranger tab so they feel "special".
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Yes it does Rog. How many more times are we going to train those who don't want to be trained and fight to kill. I know the trainers and trainees are doing their best, but after several years of this training, and making little headway, our government ought to realize it's not working.
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MCPO Roger Collins
SSG Ben Woart - yep, that's the one.
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MCPO Roger Collins
SSG Ben Woart - Not the point. Where to date has this process been effective? The minute we leave the cadre fall apart and joins the enemy.
"“They say doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is a definition of crazy."
"“They say doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is a definition of crazy."
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