Green Berets

The North Vietnamese Army was a regular army; just the like the US Army. The South Vietnamese communists living in South Vietnam were called the Viet Cong (VC); they were the guerrillas.

Do you mean the Navy SEALS or Green Berets? If so then the Seals, the Green Berets would never see them coming.

Of course the Green Berets would beat the marines. Even if they were outnumbered 100 to 1. 1000 to 1, then it's probably 50/50.

It depends on the mission at hand - for Close Quarter Battle / close quarters fighting, they'll typically use an MP-5 or other similar weapon, with suppressor. If the mission is going to require a longer range weapon, an M4 or other similar rifle can be used. SEAL's are schooled in and use a wide variety of weapons, and in missions where they can't reveal their national origin (which is most of them) they may also use enemy weapons like an AK-47, 74, etc., so that it would appear the attack came from a local group. SEALS also use and carry their own personal weapons of choice, such as a .45, 9mm, etc., usually built to the operator's own specifications.

The United States had created the Selective Service Act, requiring all men in a certain age range to register in the Army/Military, but didn't necesarily meant that you would be drafted. As a result, 3 million men had registered, and only 1 million had been drafted to train and prepare for war The United States had created the Selective Service Act, requiring all men in a certain age range to register in the Army/Military, but didn't necesarily meant that you would be drafted. As a result, 3 million men had registered, and only 1 million had been drafted to train and prepare for war

A health plan is considered a covered entity (CE)?

The Atlantic voyages were for business reasons. The Portugues and Spanish wanted to find an alternative route to India, where valuable spices were produced.

They wanted an alternative because the Italians had a monopoly on the most direct route. So the Italians didn't need to look for a different route as they already had one.

The Delta Force is with the army so Green Berets would be best but the rangers wouldn't be bad either

Yes, but only if you've actually earned them.

No, a unary expression consists of one operand and one operator

In comparison to regular infantryman, you get better training, better equipment, and more target practice and ammunition allowence.

All combat troops get hand to hand training. You can also study different fighting styles. Anyone who is interested in joining the military and persuing a combat role for any length of time I would recommend you study several martial arts. Try not to focus on competition styles. Study hard, be serious and honorable and let your teacher know what your intentions are. They may be inclined to teach you some stuff in private. With any fighting style, it doest matter what the name is or where it was conceived, it matters how much you train. Train like the other guy is training twice as much as you. Same goes for military training. Your life may depend on it.

There are 3 red berets in the United States military.
Air Force Combat Control wear a scarlet beret.
Air Force Pararescue wear a maroon beret.
Army airborne units wear a red beret.

On another note, the maroon beret is the international symbol of airborne forces.

In the Army Combat Uniform (ACU), combat insignia is typically worn on the right sleeve of the uniform. It is placed above the pocket and centered on the sleeve. For soldiers who have earned the Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB) or Combat Medical Badge (CMB), these badges are worn in a similar position on the right side. Additionally, other unit insignia may be worn on the left sleeve.

ROBIN MOORE

That is the Zpetnas Russias special forces. They are not really stroger that the Delta force. It is the nations policies that control the operators.

The audience for the poem "Green Beret," written by Robin Moore, primarily includes those interested in military themes, particularly the experiences of special forces and Vietnam War veterans. It also speaks to a broader audience that seeks to understand the complexities of war, heroism, and sacrifice. Additionally, it may resonate with readers who appreciate poetry that reflects on national identity and the emotional toll of conflict.

A war Hassan's impacts on the GIs who have fraught in the war. When they return home from the war they have to adjust to civilian life and find work. Some may be mentally traumatized by the war, which would effect their lives after the war.

So long as you have earned them, yes. The President's Hundred tab, Special Forces tab, Ranger tab, Combat Infantryman/Combat Medic/Combat Action badge, parachutist wings, Air Assault wings, scuba qualification badge, Pathfinder badge, etc. are individual awards which can be worn by a soldier who has earned them, regardless of if they change units or MOS.

Conversion, obversion, contraposition

No

In the movie "The Green Berets", it was not a bomber, but an AC-47 gunship. They called it, "Puff the Magic Dragon".

Yes

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No. The 101st Airborne is no longer an airborne division. It's has been the 101st Airborne (Air Assault) Division since Vietnam (I think). They wear the black berets. I was in 1st Brigade. -Keith