Stepping out of lurk mode

[Desert Rat]

Hello all. Thought I'd actually start posting, considering how long I've been lurking and reading. What can I say, I try to listen more than I talk.

Soooo...my name's Ryan, and I've been in the Army for almost 12 years, 7 as an NCO. I am a Persian linguist, trying for interrogator. I've been deployed to Bosnia twice in the mid-'90s and Iraq once in '03-'04. I'm also working to get my Level I cert. as an Army Combatives instructor. Pain is good...:icon_lol:

Well, gotta go feed my fat face. Have a good one!

Ryan

 

[motiv8er]

Welcome D.R.

 

[max-rot98]

:welcome:

 

[delta314]

Good to have you here.

 

[SJA]

an interrogator in lurk mode...now that's a scary thought.

:cheers:

 

[Desert Rat]

Now, now. I haven't been to the school yet. My only experience thus far has been with Iranian refugees in Baghdad. Interrogating them is easy; often they're so piss-scared, all you have to do is be nice to them. Offer them water, cigarettes, and a sympathetic ear and the floodgates open. That, and a white guy speaking Farsi always blows their minds.

 

[-2z-]

Glad to have you here man.
Welcome!

 

[toughchick401]

welcome

 

[SJA]

Now, now. I haven't been to the school yet. My only experience thus far has been with Iranian refugees in Baghdad. Interrogating them is easy; often they're so piss-scared, all you have to do is be nice to them. Offer them water, cigarettes, and a sympathetic ear and the floodgates open. That, and a white guy speaking Farsi always blows their minds.

If that doesn't work you can always ship them out to a third world country where it is OK to torture them

 

[Beelzebub]

welcome bro. there's quite a few former and current military members on this board. you'll fit right in.