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Looks good Mike, working hard as usual, we all appreciate what you do.

Sirukin, STFU. Officers go into harm's way on a frequent basis, you have no right to second guess their actions unless you have been there yourself and done that, what do you know about "fighting crime" and the procedures that go into chases? Stop typing, step back, shake head.

If you were discharged dishonourably, which is the case in most NES releases, then you would be classed as a 5F discharge, 5F being the classification for dishonourable release. If you have a dishonourable release, then yes, you will certainly have a hard time getting any government job, as well...

Hell of a soldier, and a speedy recovery wished to him. Job well done Sir.

+1 to the Lyned, The boys over there have been working hard for the past 5 months, almost time for them to come home, and a job well done to them. Certainly has been a tough time for them, and it's good to see some acknowledgement from other citizens as Majoor pointed out.

Just sorting through some closets and came across some old kit/surplus items that I have accumlated over the past years. For sale are the following items, prices negotiable: All webbing items are in like new condition with very low milage. 1x '82 Pattern Yoke w/Suspension Straps - $25 1x...

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Lucky kid, good on ya for taking him in, any luck finding these guys?

Excellent photos! Pretty sure that you can't extract photos from a flash file. :(

Nothing new there my friend....typical soccer.

Must have damn near shit himself after realizing what happened, great piece of kit!

+1, Rot in hell.

Good on the troop, indeed sounds as though he was doing his job, damn shame to put someone through that kind of stress though and have that hang over his head for 4 months if that is the case.

Farmboy, PM Sent.

Should have asked first, you'll probably take some flak if you show up on your first day with it. Just my opinion.

Have been searching the news networks, haven't seen anything yet. Hope this is certainly not true.

Best wishes for a speedy recovery.

Doin it now, still doing it, and will continue to. NO regrets whatsoever.

I've had mine since Feb... deploying in Aug.

George, seen, should have re-worded that, thanks for the clarification.