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when you are in a place where the enemy is most likely to be in the way you are saving yourself 🔥

Perhaps no day in basic was as anti-climactic as live grenade training; the reason, was safety related. Like anything in basic training there is a walk, crawl, and run phase. The walk phase started the week earlier using rubber grenades. The crawl phase was performing a dry run with practice grenades which had pyrotechnics in them. All this culminated in the run phase with live grenades. ​ The most important phrase which I had to memorize is a phrase from the crawl phase; forever stuck in my head is the line “proper grip, thumb to clip, twist pull pin, strike a pose, frag out” and then hit the dirt. The reason this line must be remembered and put into practice correctly every single time is for safety.

In military circles, these troops are renowned for their extremely well choreographed formation drills, but also for the strictest discipline during training. My friend told me that during one of their lessons, the only thing they had to do was to stand on the exercise yard and not move a muscle. Every time someone made the slightest movement, the whole company was punished with pushups. At first, there were some soldiers who thought that they could scratch their nose or move their head a little without getting noticed by the instructors, but they were wrong. Every one of them got caught and punished. After a while, however, the lesson started to sink in and nobody moved anymore. Now it was the instructors’ turn to be frustrated.

South Korea-Indonesia Fighter Jet The KAI KF-21 Boramae (formerly known as KF-X) is a South Korean fighter aircraft development program, with Indonesian involvement, with the goal of producing an advanced multirole fighter for the South Korean and Indonesian air forces. The airframe is stealthier than any fourth-generation fighter, but does not carry weapons in internal bays like fifth-generation fighters, though internal bays may be introduced later in development.