Getting Smoked during Army 91W/68W AIT, C co 232nd Medical Battalion

Getting smoked during training.

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[PvtBenton68W]

COUGARS!!!!! I was Charlie company myself



[wingchunjourney]

@PvtBenton68W Nice, another Cogar Medic!

[kelseabriane07]

Charlie company is #1!!

[wingchunjourney]

@kelseabriane07 Cougars!

[wingchunjourney]

@Nakor420ish Good to know you think so highly of your support personnel. We're medics; perhaps you, as an infantryman, would like to inform your line medics that you have such low opinions of them and their abilities in combat? The infantry may get all the glory, but the infantry doesn't go anywhere for long without support. Especially not without the medics. Remember, one team, one fight.

[wingchunjourney]

@bellaasslick This is a motivational smoking, not a correctional one. But feel better about yourself.

[mustangwatkins]

@bellaasslick I was Class of May, 1999. Miss being a COugar too!! I was good at being a Medic and did not realize at the time that I had it made!!! Those were fun times. Drill Instructors Goode, Michael M and Stewart. Loved it and miss it!!!

[SxyArmyJuggalo]

I so miss calling cadence during mass punishment.... WTF have we gone to??

[xcorehendis11]

Ahhhh Charlie Co. I miss bein a cougar.

[ufatopteam]

My previous message was in reply to Nakor420ish

[ufatopteam]

@baratomic Look here maggot, you obviously know nothing about being a Navy Seal and you damn sure do not know anything about being an Airborne Ranger... Both are special operations units that are made up of various different MOS. So yes a Ranger and and Seal can be an Artillerist, they can be Infantrymen, Medics, and oh yeah we even have Truck drivers. The difference between a normal grunt and a special operations unit specialist is the amount of training that they go through.

[achillies0]

@wingchunjourney

lets also add that we get hot chow from good service, our gear from supply, and who would infantry call when their FOB or unit was getting overrun, oh yeah air support and arty. We're all on the same team.