Thursday, March 25, 2004
This is good news
The Army is trying to stem the tide of people leaving the Army. Check out these comments by Les Brownlee, the undersecretary of the Army:
Brownlee said he had visited wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington and found them in good spirits.
"Most of them, even if they've lost a limb or two, or even an eye, they haven't lost their courage," Brownlee said.
Wonderful. Now let's wheel those buggers back down the alleyways of Fullajah or Baghdad. Cripes "even if they lost a limb or two" -- how nonchalant of him.
Since the invasion a year ago, 582 U.S. troops have died and more than 2,900 have been wounded. Some soldiers return home saying they want to leave the Army at their next opportunity.
Some must be Army speak for like HALF THE FREAKIN" FORCE!
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Brownlee said he had visited wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington and found them in good spirits.
"Most of them, even if they've lost a limb or two, or even an eye, they haven't lost their courage," Brownlee said.
Wonderful. Now let's wheel those buggers back down the alleyways of Fullajah or Baghdad. Cripes "even if they lost a limb or two" -- how nonchalant of him.
Since the invasion a year ago, 582 U.S. troops have died and more than 2,900 have been wounded. Some soldiers return home saying they want to leave the Army at their next opportunity.
Some must be Army speak for like HALF THE FREAKIN" FORCE!
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