US authorized weapons only; special ops can use whatever the mission calls for. In the Viet War, SEALS & SF, CIA, etc. used SKS/AKs. During the war, the SKS/AK were as good as enemy uniforms; anyone seen with one was shot at. The US public (this includes US servicemen in Vietnam) had never seen an SKS/AK before (with very rare exceptions); consequently, since the weapon was new to US eyes, anyone with one...was a communist (so they were shot at in Vietnam). SF/SEALS/CIA/etc. had to very carefully approach GIs when they possessed those weapons. They also had to keep them at least semi-hidden when walking around US areas (firebases, compounds, large combat bases, etc.) otherwise someone was sure to sound the alarm.
Unlike today, in which the SKS/AKs are common in US households & sporting goods stores, and all over television, magazines, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, Egypt, Syria, Israel, etc.
There are approximately 1,380,000 members of the US military.
Elk is the only Briton ever to have climbed K2
President Reagan's new name for the US Veterans Administration, which he created in the 1980's. The VA takes care of US military veterans; health, food, education, legal, administrative, etc.
The RP-US Military Bases Agreement was signed in 1947 to the establishment of the US military bases in the Philippines.
Assuming that the legal civilian government has directed them to use force, yes. If you are wondering about the political implications of using military force in that manner then a political forum would be a better location for this question.
Is any k2 available in mississippi
Many experts say that is undetectable in current drug tests. Spice University has a list of news articles discussion the detection of k2 in drug test.
No its now illegal
Yes. Its also awesome
yes k2 is illegal in n.j. and yes it shows in drug tests
Not necessarily. There are legal residents who are not US citizens serving in the US military. However, it will lead to citizenship with honorable service.
As far as i know k2 is not yet illegal, but there is so much hype about it i don't see it staying legal for very long.
Yes it is. The original K2 (witch is most likely what everyone is talking about seeing as how noone seems to of heard about the NEW K2.) They do test for JWH-018 and many other chemicals in the K2 product. The new series of K2 incents though, are legal. Smoke these at your own risk. I smoked the original K2 when it was legal. I have yet to try the new K2 though. I was on probation a year ago when I tried legal K2 and now Im on probation again. But Im not one to risk getting locked up just to get high. Even though I REALLY want to.
it has no age limit and it is legal
Yeah. Not for long . They are on to it.
No. In October 2015, the Indiana Supreme Court upheld Indiana's Synthetic Drug Law. K2 is a synthetic drug.
Most likely, it is in CT. Illegal to buy it anyways....