Respectfully hardnosed. Gotta love this team!
11:12 AM - 11 Aug 2014
R.Desire_6@RitchyDesir 2h
FortDrum 4 a few days to spend time w/ the young men and women who fight for our freedom. #FortDrumFam #CuseArmy pic.twitter.com/xpBopQ3WrW
Now, nowWrong color. Blue is the new orange.
Those are ________ sick as ________
Are they for purchase?
I am glad that folks seem to like them, but I think it would be appropriate to reserve them for the team, who goes to Ft. Drum and spends time with the men & women directly. Consider it a perq.
Clearly they are a custom item for them. The sleeve has their number on them. During lacrosse someone had some shirts made up, hint hintjavadoc said:I am glad that folks seem to like them, but I think it would be appropriate to reserve them for the team, who goes to Ft. Drum and spends time with the men & women directly. Consider it a perq.
Speaking anecdotally from my own experience, when I was active duty and something broke up the monotony of daily routine, whether training or work, we were often glad to have it. Plus, these are soldiers and they are active, going against college football players is probably a challenge, fun. Just an opinion, others should chime in on this.i was wondering if anyone might be able to opine, but it would seem that fort drum also enjoys this chance at "cross-training", i just haven't seen much media about it. do the sergeants and such give interviews about the other side of the experience? i imagine the troops like it, or maybe they think it is bs, i don't know, just curious.
Speaking anecdotally from my own experience, when I was active duty and something broke up the monotony of daily routine, whether training or work, we were often glad to have it. Plus, these are soldiers and they are active, going against college football players is probably a challenge, fun. Just an opinion, others should chime in on this.
i was wondering if anyone might be able to opine, but it would seem that fort drum also enjoys this chance at "cross-training", i just haven't seen much media about it. do the sergeants and such give interviews about the other side of the experience? i imagine the troops like it, or maybe they think it is bs, i don't know, just curious.
Very much so...many Infantry officers played Football too...some even at West Point. To them this is like saying you wanna play Football Coach for a week instead of yor desk job?
They hurt my eyes!