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haha funny guys, but Im a big mofo right now, (6'1" and ~240lbs) I need to trim it down to 202lbs I believe plus itll get me ready for the min to graduate BMT
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One and a half mile -- 11:57
Sit -Ups -- 50 (in 2 minutes)
Push -Ups -- 45 (in 2 minutes)
haha funny guys, but Im a big mofo right now, (6'1" and ~240lbs) I need to trim it down to 202lbs I believe plus itll get me ready for the min to graduate BMT
Male:
One and a half mile -- 11:57
Sit -Ups -- 50 (in 2 minutes)
Push -Ups -- 45 (in 2 minutes)
That 1.5 mile run is kinda tough...but the sit up and push up times?! Kid stuff!
If you have an interest in the medical field, I would definitely look into becoming a PJ. I was a rigger for the PJs and controllers in the 23rd STS. The entire 23rd was completely different from the rest of the airforce. The still enjoyed the same amenities as everyone else... but they were just off doing their own thing. I would really look into them a little more if I were you.
yes, literally u can put your blues on and go to a bar...and will not go home alone. i guarantee u. especially in a non-military town.
and yes our digi's hold up much better than army ACU's not to mention barrets are GAY. and our boots are better. plus we still have green and dessert sets instead of one universal set of pastel concrete blue-ish green crap.
How would you comment on the equipment though? Everyone I talk to at least mentions that the Army gets much better equipment in general.
Also, what about family life? I've heard that being in the Army generally gets you a better lifestyle.
@moose
I am thinking more into it, it's been recommended multiple times in this thread. haha
I kind of want to get some action though.
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KTown... why do you know so much about STDs????
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How would you comment on the equipment though? Everyone I talk to at least mentions that the Army gets much better equipment in general.
Also, what about family life? I've heard that being in the Army generally gets you a better lifestyle.
@moose
I am thinking more into it, it's been recommended multiple times in this thread. haha
I kind of want to get some action though.
They see action, they were among the first units deployed after 9/11. IMO it's one of the better mixes of quality of life, and still being all "HOORAH!!!"
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I used to weigh 180lbs
