Me too
Anche io
I've been going on my channel now for a year last September. At first it was to help out job seekers like myself. I then put out a vdieo called "Job Offer: French foreign legionnaire". It is by far the worst video that I've put out. Ironically it is the most successful, topping over 9 700 vues. It is always in the top three of the last 48 hours views. (you can see it down on the bottom right). Equally ironically, the video that I thought would do the best "And through St Micheal...Long live the Paras" only got 50 something views, here is the description to it:Bit of feed back Joe people with hidden disability find the use Some colours and backgrounds much more easy to read and watch when I was working for the NHS we did a lot of training and doing individual and group work the hand outs were done on different paper and the fonts, don’t take my feed back as negative but if you use colours and backgrounds that are more easy on the brain your chances are people will be more inclined to continue and press like and subscribe Google it I will dig some of my old stuff for people with hidden learning disabilities and let you see but won’t be till weekend. If I’m batting up the wrong tree say so as don’t want to waiste my time or yours 1-5 have hidden disability ( learning of some sort)
Let me no.
I lasted 2 pages and had enough!
Who among those that are going to serve can tell which way their weapons are pointing in the Osprey & why.
live firing exercises can be a bit of a worry at times for first timers! You need you wits about you I nearly myself in Corsica as was used to a bit better structure in the Brit Army half of us were struggling with French language and they were simulating skirmishesAlmost all of them have it pointing downwards it seems. Is it because of safety issues?
So that no one Can assisnate the président when marching by...
Correct that man. It is standard safety operations when flying in helicopters. If you are going in 'hot' i.e. if you have live ammo an N/D or negligent discharge, would hit the the motor. Although in some modern helicopters the floors are reinforced which means that a round (bullet) will ricochet until it hits the softest point of impact.Almost all of them have it pointing downwards it seems. Is it because of safety issues?
Correct that man. It is standard safety operations when flying in helicopters. If you are going in 'hot' i.e. if you have live ammo an N/D or negligent discharge, would hit the the motor. Although in some modern helicopters the floors are reinforced which means that a round (bullet) will ricochet until it hits the softest point of impact.
Which, although not quite the same thing, is the same as the inside of a VAB. The best case scenario of an N/D in a VAB is that people are momentarily stunned from the shock to their ears.
If I remember correctly, those incidents happened with weapons they captured. You can't really trust cheap weapons (or soldiers to maintain them).(...) I was surprised when Joel Struthers said in a podcast somewhere that while in the GCP he had involuntary discharges on his first two operations.
If I remember correctly, those incidents happened with weapons they captured. You can't really trust cheap weapons (or soldiers to maintain them).