Three U.S. soldiers killed by Afghan police in Helmand

[Vertnut]

Kill those guys familys.

Unfortunately, that's all they understand... superior brutality.

[Forever_frost]

And it's very effective.

[KBScobravert]

Unfortunately, that's all they understand... superior brutality.

They don't get subtle. You have to almost slap them to get their attention sometimes. Other times you may have to set them on fire. Cavemen with clothes, AKs and cell phones.

[helosailor]

Kill those guys familys.

Unfortunately, that's all they understand... superior brutality.

And it's very effective.

They don't get subtle. You have to almost slap them to get their attention sometimes. Other times you may have to set them on fire. Cavemen with clothes, AKs and cell phones.

Carpet bomb Sangin. That might get the point across.
IED planted within the village and nobody saw anything/doesn't point it out? Village leveled.

Without a stomach for total war, we will never achieve total victory.

[KBScobravert]

....and with all this said, I might be taking my old job back in Kabul, Afg.

[line-em-up]

And people wonder why I have a distrust of police. When you have this drilled in your head predeployment and see it happening both here and there..

An Afghan policeman is an oxymoron. Those people are not to be trusted, period.

[Unicorn Jeff]

....and with all this said, I might be taking my old job back in Kabul, Afg.

Shit about to hit the fan?

[KBScobravert]

Shit about to hit the fan?

No, just looking to get back to the Military Industrial Complex that is overseas contracting. A year break (Dec'11-'12) has relaxed me enough to where I am ready. May not happen till January and may not happen at all.

[soap]

That is fucked up shit. R.I.P.

[Forever_frost]

I would love to go back.

[stevo]

Without a stomach for total war, we will never achieve total victory.

Smartest thing posted on the subject of war I have seen in a long time.

Stevo

[32vfromhell]

I've heard a lot of disturbing incidents of "green on blue" for years. One of the big problems is the police will take just about anyone with a pulse.

[KBScobravert]

I would love to go back.

You would have to shed some meds. I am looking to be back in country (AFG) by first of January.

[KBScobravert]

I've heard a lot of disturbing incidents of "green on blue" for years. One of the big problems is the police will take just about anyone with a pulse.

They still have to be vetted through the BATS/HIIDE and interview process but ....... pretty much if they have a pulse.

[Forever_frost]

You would have to shed some meds. I am looking to be back in country (AFG) by first of January.

I want to go back for a specific reason. Outside of that reason, I don't think I'd do well.