Our motto was “De oppresse
Libre” It is US Army tradition that the
phrase is Latin for "to free from oppression" or "to liberate the
oppressed". Dennis was damn proud to ever have anything to do with
this elite unit.
The bad asses or dumb asses
depending on who you talked to were the Airborne Rangers who would
force march walk 50 mile in through the enemy lines fighting much
of the way at company or platoon strength. They the ones with the
giant muscles and funky buzz cut hairdos, not the teachers,
diplomats and linguists from the beret who made friends with the
locals and that lived daily with the indigenous peoples they fought
beside.
Superior guns,
Super-defenses, are meaningless. If people think they should steal
your things, that you're profitable in some way – they wil
