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Hi. I will have to ask him. He is now Homeland Security. He is 55 or 56 now.What unit is/was he in?
Hi. I will have to ask him. He is now Homeland Security. He is 55 or 56 now.What unit is/was he in?
His name doesn't ring any bells but I worked with a lot of people over the years and sometimes I can't even remember the names of guys who went through my team.Hi. I will have to ask him. He is now Homeland Security. He is 55 or 56 now.
Crazy how that happens....In my former line of work you’d think remembering names would be a priority but I’ve forgotten names as I’m meeting someone and shaking their hands. Faces and details I never forget.
Wow, thanks for informative, boots on the ground first hand input.I was at the grocery store this morning and the guy who takes care of the bread section was there with his son who was hanging out with him and helping a bit...
This son is a former Canadian soldier and is part of the international brigade fighting in Ukraine...I talked to him for well over an hour about how things are there......
They absolutely love Zelenskyy......he visits them and goes into the trenches and always treats them with the utmost respect often thanking them for being there......he said they had a couple Russian POWs they were taking to the HQ and when they saw Zelenskyy they begged him to let them fight for him against Russia, one of them kissed Zelenskyy's hand and he said he has never seen something like that before so was kind of shocked.....
He also said most of the Russians are poorly trained and equipped.....they've captured some wearing clothes taken off the dead who were transported back to Russia, there was still blood stains on some of it.....and they were wearing armor vests with cardboard or wood in it because they didn't have anymore ceramic plates....most if not all the Russians and North Koreans they have captured were all hungry, some of them hadn't had anything to eat for days, he said they ate everything they gave them and were looking for more....
One guy they captured was lost from his unit for a week or more and stumbled into their trench lines, he had no ammo, and said he was only given one magazine when he got off the truck.
He said they were a bit worried when they heard North Korea has joined the fight but the first firefight they had with them, they killed and captured an entire battalion pretty quickly....they had Russian officers leading them.....they had no medics and very little support and supply capabilities......and none of them wanted to be there....at all......most denounced their loyalty to North Korea and were more than content if they never went back.....He said they took them to a detention area and they have never seen a TV before so the guards put them in a room where there are TVs and there's not one peep out of them...
They brought in a bunch of X Boxes and he said it is like babysitting toddlers.....except these ones make their beds, clean up after themselves and all want to fight for Ukraine......he said it's a really weird thing to see....
He heads back over soon and hopes the ceasefire happens but none of them trust anything that comes out of Putin's mouth so are ready to keep on fighting if they have to....
He said I should go over and join them as there are a few old retired guys there and a quite a few former special forces guys who formed a unit on their own. I laughed and said no thank you.....