the comradeship is so real.

Rating: 10/10 (14 April 2005)

i agree with you. special forces all over the world is a brave kind. I'm in the Norwegian army (most people laugh at me when i say that, because they don't think Norway got an army), and I'm a Sergeant in a mountain/MOUT special unit. last year, we helped to train US NAVY SEALS in winter combat. they are a good bunch. and they showed us some desert tricks in the summer. we soldiers have a special bond. i hate when people hate a nation because of their military. eg : they like when a US soldier gets blown up in Iraqi, because they have seen that damn Moore movie. that *beep* pisses me off. its not the soldiers fault. you cant hate a whole nation because of the choices the leaders make. all my respect goes to squad, my TMB brothers in Iraqi, Afghanistan and the Balkans. i myself joined the army when i was 17 and a half. we got a non voluntarily military in Norway, and i joined a half year before, because my life was *beep* after one year i made it to special forces, i served six months clearing caves in Afghanistan in the mountains. its all about the comradeship. i almost started to cry when i watched black hawk down. its my favorite movie for sure. it may sound silly to you guys, but you wouldn't know before you experience how *beep* war really can be. last time i heard it still *beep* down in Afghanistan. i hope I'm not going back. but if i get the call. i wouldn't even hesitate. the delta force guys did a good job down there. the same as i did. make peace in a shattered country. helping others. what other non selfish acts are there? give 10$ to World food programme and actually think your doing any difference to the world? thats so naive. the ones that makes the big sacrifices helps others. not the ones on the bench watching. so this movies feels real in that way. you can feel the sacrifice in your bones. at least i did. my tears go to the heroes of all soldiers around the world. the ones that made it, the ones that will be remembered and the ones that suffered for the peace of all their neighbors.
best regards Jannie