Famed Infantry Honor Hill Burns Down

[rangerrebew]

 Famed Infantry Honor Hill Burns Down
by John Black 
 
Famed Infantry Honor Hill Burns Down

The Infantry is a small band of brothers within the Army brotherhood. Their blue cords mean something special to them, and they will readily fight you if you say something negative about them.

Infantry combines your Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training (AIT) into one school called One Station Unit Training (OSUT). Prospective infantrymen don’t go home after eight weeks of basic training; they stay and keep training.

During the final week of OSUT, these Infantry-hopefuls go through a challenging field exercise and many final stages of testing and trials. It’s a long week that requires teamwork and a no-quit attitude.

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[rangerrebew]

It's probably best in burned since it probably has never honored women, trannies, or the Cavalry.

[skeeter]

I can think of no more fitting sign of the times.

[rangerrebew]

A brilliant observation!!

[sneakypete]

It's probably best in burned since it probably has never honored women, trannies, or the Cavalry.

@rangerrebew

I always considered the "Calvary" of the 1950's and more modern times to just be nothing more than a variation of the infantry. Kinda like the Airborne Infantry,only they ride in on helicopters these days.

Was this different in your time?