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LibraLabSoldier Donating Member (429 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Aug-20-04 10:26 PM
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A lesson I learned
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as a young soldier on my first deployment. I was working with Canadian, Australian, German, Dutch, Polish and other soldiers from many countries. We all agree on a few things.

Beer is good.

Everyone likes chubby girls, whether they admit to it or not.

Aussie soldiers are certifiably nuts, but good guys to have in a brawl, or in combat.

Dutch soldiers hair and beards were just funny (take a picture of your average 1969 hippie, and put him in camo and a helmet)

Beer is good.

Our highest level officers and politicians have no clue what a soldiers life is like.

and just in case anyone doesnt know.....

BEER IS GOOD.
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