Comments on: Facebooking from the Pat Tillman USO Center http://sftt.org/closehold/pat-tillman-uso-center/ PTSD, Body Armor, Military Helmets: Don't our troops deserve the best? Wed, 09 May 2012 19:09:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Combat Arms Hacks http://sftt.org/closehold/pat-tillman-uso-center/#comment-2168 Combat Arms Hacks Mon, 03 Oct 2011 00:38:54 +0000 http://sftt.org/?p=989#comment-2168 <strong>Combat Arms Hacks...</strong> [...]Facebooking from the Pat Tillman USO Center[...]... Combat Arms Hacks…

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]]> By: Richard May http://sftt.org/closehold/pat-tillman-uso-center/#comment-461 Richard May Wed, 20 Oct 2010 14:40:01 +0000 http://sftt.org/?p=989#comment-461 Agree. There are certainly many similarities between the situation our military faced in Viet Nam and the ones we face today in Afghanistan. Agree. There are certainly many similarities between the situation our military faced in Viet Nam and the ones we face today in Afghanistan.

]]> By: SSG Lem Genovese / VN & Desert Storm Vet retired Army http://sftt.org/closehold/pat-tillman-uso-center/#comment-460 SSG Lem Genovese / VN & Desert Storm Vet retired Army Wed, 20 Oct 2010 04:39:01 +0000 http://sftt.org/?p=989#comment-460 Someone needs to write up all the operational parallels between AFGN and SVN. Start with a corrupt government, add heroin production, duplicitous military and tribal warlords, a civilian population that either distrusts or ignores the central government, porous borders and a neighboring nation that harbors, finances and arms insurgents and anything else that fits and see if the math finally convinces you that its a bad re-run. Someone needs to write up all the operational parallels between AFGN and SVN. Start with a corrupt government, add heroin production, duplicitous military and tribal warlords, a civilian population that either distrusts or ignores the central government, porous borders and a neighboring nation that harbors, finances and arms insurgents and anything else that fits and see if the math finally convinces you that its a bad re-run.

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