A few hello‘s to Dav Langstroth

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Posted by WHAT A BUNCH OF FOOLS from Canada on April 25, 1999 at 00:54:07:


In Reply to: Re: A few hello‘s to Dav Langstroth posted by PLEASE!!!!!! on April 20, 1999 at 18:24:37:



Get a grip you goddamn loser soldier-wannabe‘s.

 

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Posted by Edmund Chien from Toronto On Canada on April 26, 1999 at 01:03:28:


In Reply to: Re: A few hello‘s to Dav Langstroth posted by WHAT A BUNCH OF FOOLS on April 25, 1999 at 00:54:07:



Man, holy cow! Relax man, can‘t a guy say hi to an old friend?
Isn‘t that what the military is all about? Eprit de corp? camaraderie?

If you cant make friends and learn to get close to others how can you work as an effective team?
And why all the bitterness when you read about someone who has?

Ive also noticed that none of you guys have the balls to put your names with your comments.
You afraid of me jumping through your computer and kicking your asses?

I think the comments here shows us that we all have a lot to learn from history, and from those who made it. Look and talk to those who have actually fought for our country. The WW2 vets the last truly hard core Canadian soldiers. The courtesy they give to fellow soldiers and the attitude they hold is much different from those today.

The comments here speak for themselves, how can our country be protected be such bitter and angry people? Is the moral of the army at such a low point that this is the type of person defending us?
It takes a certain character to be able to defend the weak and protect the helpless. Its not all about brawn and strength, its about strength of character, compassion and understanding.

Shall this army be run by thugs? People who make an attack on people and are so uncertain of there actions that they opt to leave their name out?

I follow the example of those worthy of being followed and I am confident in my actions and thinking. I am never ashamed of what I have to say.

I have answered a call to help protect and defend those who cannot and I do it with others who are there to contribute not detract from the situations.

May we learn from those who have sacrificed much and set them as the example.

My name is
EDMUND CHIEN
and I AM a Canadian Soldier.

 

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Re: A few hello‘s to Dav Langstroth





Posted by Dav Langstroth Interested Observer from Orillia Ontario Canada on May 03, 1999 at 23:18:52:


In Reply to: A few hello‘s to Dav Langstroth posted by Edmund Chien on April 20, 1999 at 03:00:10:



Greetings Mr.Chien I have not been posting or lurking on this means for sometime and I apologize for not getting back to you sooner. I thank you for your words and thoughts and despite my absence from the course, my thoughts are with you all slap Cheung - Leone to see if he‘s awake once in a while, OK?. Has Mr. Wilson killed anybody yet?

Please contact me through my email address and we‘ll catch up on some interesting information.

You are quite while spoken for a "thug" and a "cretan"...perhaps if there were more of you we wouldn‘t be rolling over and putting our collective asses is the air and telling the world to do us, EH?

Dileas Gu Brath

Just a short note to the ****ing idiots that want to potshot at what they don‘t understand...be afraid...this soldier has no fear of ignorance and stupidity and treats it with the scorn that it deserves. There are lots of them out there and they are going to be your undoing. Sleep well, idiots.

 

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A few hello‘s to Dav Langstroth





Posted by Edmund Chien from Toronto on Canada on April 20, 1999 at 03:00:10:



Well, I‘ve been perusing this site here for a little bit and there is quite the forum going.

I‘d just like to extend a hello to Dav Langstroth from some of his favorite Rifleman.

Speaking of Rifleman, yes that is a rank title that is very much alive. It represents all the history and traditions of a Rifle regiment. I won‘t bore you all with the heart moving details but it is a rank title that is worn with pride and honor, one that represents the special capabilities of both the Rifleman and the Rifle Regiment.

Well hello once again to Dav Langstroth and aren‘t you glad you didn‘t say anything about me.=
From your favorite Rifleman, Me, Wilson, Kurelo, Harse and Chin-Leung

IN PACE PARATUS

P.S. Never underestimate the reaches of a Rifleman.

 

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Re: A few hello‘s to Dav Langstroth





Posted by PLEASE!!!!!! from Canada on April 20, 1999 at 18:24:37:


In Reply to: A few hello‘s to Dav Langstroth posted by Edmund Chien on April 20, 1999 at 03:00:10:



Now I‘ve seen it all, sucking up on the War Diary!!