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Special Operations.Com
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. " specialoperationsguest Special Operations.Com A Marine in Guam, 1996 Story by a former Marine Corporal about his experience with Recon, Force Recon and Navy SEALs. I was opted to drive a bus on the weekends while in Okinawa Japan to pick up kids of the Junior Marines, they were sons and daughters of active Marines, to take them all over the island for classes on Marine life in various types of operations. I took them to meet members of the Recon Battalion one Saturday morning. The children were impressed by the presentation of these men and especially of the class on SCUBA diving. They gave a demonstration of "Over the horizon" seaborne insertion onto a hostile beach. While distracted by this , a Recon sniper in a Ghillie suit came up behind us and hid in the grassy brush with an empty weapon for the next class that would come 20 minutes later. We were told to turn around and find the enemy in the grass. I have seen Ghillie suits and how they are used, but I have to tell you, looking for the Marine in the grass at less than 20 feet, I did not see him, and I knew what to look for, he stood up and then proceeded to give a small class on the subject of sniping. These were the only interesting parts of the field trip I was forced to endure, but I learned shortly later, my visit with Recon was only the beginning, so here is my story of the experience with Force Recon while in Guam of 1996. My wife was coming over to live with me in Japan, she had a plane ticket and everything worked out, I had us an apartment ready to go, then the phone rang, I had less than 24 hours to pa" .... read entire page
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