Sleepwalking and la Légion

[felt]

Hello, I used to search function and nothing came up, so here it goes.

What is the legions tolerance on sleepwaking? Do they have an official policy, or is it something that is best left during out the medical and hope it doesn't become a problem later on? Asking for a... friend.

 

[keegan mactavish]

There is therapy for that nowadays, shouldn't this friend solve this problem first before trying to go to the legion to risk his life? I mean imagine that friend being deployed to a dangerous area where he is forced to sleep at night in a very dangerous place under the eyes of enemy snipers would you trust him to stay alive? The best advice I received by the greens here was that you should never go to le legion while you are suffering from some psychological deepsh*t better sort your psyche first and make sure you're mind is up to. the job then go (Still talking about the friend)

 

[Le petit caporal]

Sleep walking equals uncontroble mouvements ....i wouldn't trust you sous la gouttine de l auminer (just saying. ...have you had your wisdom teeth pulled ?

 

[Papillon]

Hello, I used to search function and nothing came up, so here it goes.

What is the legions tolerance on sleepwaking? Do they have an official policy, or is it something that is best left during out the medical and hope it doesn't become a problem later on? Asking for a... friend.

My advise go to bed in your flak jacket and Tin hat might be a good way of staying alive!

 

[jonny]

When I was in instruction I was told to give anybody wandering about without any obvious reasons around the quartier three warnings when I was on guard duty at night:

1.shout. Halte la,

2. shout. Halte la au large.

3. shout. Halte la ou je fair feu!

Then, Bang!!

 

[jonny]

Or as the more nervous guy on guard duty might put it:

Haltelaaulargeoujefairfeu! Bang!!

 

[jonny]

Nah, sleepwalkers should give the legion a miss.

 

[Le petit caporal]

Sleep talkers too. ...try to sleep peacefully between 2 rounds of guard with a sleep talker , bonne chance !

Both are oblivously not drunk enougth

Seriously : Go see a neurologue (tests etc. ..might give you Depekine, used for epilise or a similar tranquiliser : reduces hyper brain activity and with time, the body remembers

 

[Papillon]

When I was in instruction I was told to give anybody wandering about without any obvious reasons around the quartier three warnings when I was on guard duty at night:

1.shout. Halte la,

2. shout. Halte la au large.

3. shout. Halte la ou je fair feu!


Then, Bang!!

We tried that in Northern Ireland but then decided just to shoot