Where is Trump?

[red viking]

53 minutes ago, Bigbrog said:

Are you a doctor? 

As an ex-medic, I'm probably more qualified than the "fake doctor" that is providing his health updates. 

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[Bigbrog]

9 minutes ago, red viking said:

As an ex-medic, I'm probably more qualified than the "fake doctor" that is providing his health updates. 

  You just continue to get more and more ridiculous...you are an ex-medic now!??    And then to add on top of that you claim are more qualified to know about Trump's health than someone who is with Trump every single day and knows him personally...do you even comprehend and understand how ridiculous the things you write on here are??!!  That's rhetorical since it's obvious you don't. 

 But hey...it sure is comic relieve for me every day.  

 

[red viking]

2 minutes ago, Bigbrog said:

  You just continue to get more and more ridiculous...you are an ex-medic now!??    And then to add on top of that you claim are more qualified to know about Trump's health than someone who is with Trump every single day and knows him personally...do you even comprehend and understand how ridiculous the things you write on here are??!!  That's rhetorical since it's obvious you don't. 

 But hey...it sure is comic relieve for me every day.  

 

That guy is a joke. Not even licensed. Yes, I'm more qualified because I actually won't lie for him. I'd be objective.

Yes, I was a medic, in the Army. One of my two jobs that I had. The other one was an MLRS Gunner. I was in for a total of 3 years active duty as an MLRS Gunner and then 3 years AR/NG as a medic. 

CRAZY, huh? Insane? I should write a book. 

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[Bigbrog]

4 minutes ago, red viking said:

That guy is a joke. Not even licensed. Yes, I'm more qualified because I actually won't lie for him. I'd be objective.

Yes, I was a medic, in the Army. One of my two jobs that I had. The other one was an MLRS Gunner. I was in for a total of 3 years as an MLRS Gunner and then 3 years AR/NG as a medic. 

CRAZY, huh? 

You are NOT more qualified than anyone in regards to Trump so stop with the nonsense.  

Also, I am calling b.s. on your claims...and if I were you, I'd be very careful what you claim in terms of military service.  Not to mention someone who has served distinguishably would NEVER come on a message board and try and "brag" about what they did.

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[red viking]

3 minutes ago, Bigbrog said:

You are NOT more qualified than anyone in regards to Trump so stop with the nonsense.  

Also, I am calling b.s. on your claims...and if I were you, I'd be very careful what you claim in terms of military service.  Not to mention someone who has served distinguishably would NEVER come on a message board and try and "brag" about what they did.

I can tell you anything about my military career. 3 yrs active duty + 3 yrs NG/Reserve. Ft. Sill, Korea, and a month at Ft. Carson. Not a draft dodger chicken hawk like Trump. Three Army Commendation medals and one medal higher than that (just for completing 3 great years) but cant remember the name of that one. 

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[Caveira]

28 minutes ago, red viking said:

LMAO. He cheats at his own golf tournaments and won't enter any external tournaments. He absolutely sucks at golf. Was never good at anything requiring athletic ability. 

I remember Biden said he could beat him at golf.   Good times 

[red viking]

Just now, Caveira said:

I remember Biden said he could beat him at golf.   Good times 

He probably could. Trump can barely walk right now. 

[Caveira]

13 minutes ago, red viking said:

That guy is a joke. Not even licensed. Yes, I'm more qualified because I actually won't lie for him. I'd be objective.

Yes, I was a medic, in the Army. One of my two jobs that I had. The other one was an MLRS Gunner. I was in for a total of 3 years active duty as an MLRS Gunner and then 3 years AR/NG as a medic. 

CRAZY, huh? Insane? I should write a book. 

In the U.S. Army, it is more common to refer to the role by the official military occupational specialty (MOS), which is 

Xxx. While the informal term "MLRS gunner" is readily understood, using the MOS is the standard and more precise term in official and professional settings. 

[Caveira]

16 minutes ago, red viking said:

That guy is a joke. Not even licensed. Yes, I'm more qualified because I actually won't lie for him. I'd be objective.

Yes, I was a medic, in the Army. One of my two jobs that I had. The other one was an MLRS Gunner. I was in for a total of 3 years active duty as an MLRS Gunner and then 3 years AR/NG as a medic. 

CRAZY, huh? Insane? I should write a book. 

It is not common to be a Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) gunner and a medic simultaneously as a primary role. While military personnel may receive cross-training, these are two distinct Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) with fundamentally different training and missions.

Why these roles are not commonly combined
Fundamentally different skill sets and training.MLRS gunners (Army MOS xxx): Are part of a field artillery crew that operates a large, long-range rocket system. Their job involves maintaining and operating complex launch vehicles, fire control systems, and communication equipment.Combat medics (Army MOS yxx): Focus on providing emergency medical care to sick or wounded soldiers on the battlefield. They are trained in patient care, trauma management, and evacuation.

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[red viking]

1 minute ago, Caveira said:

It is not common to be a Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) gunner and a medic simultaneously as a primary role. While military personnel may receive cross-training, these are two distinct Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) with fundamentally different training and missions.

Why these roles are not commonly combined
Fundamentally different skill sets and training.MLRS gunners (Army MOS xxx): Are part of a field artillery crew that operates a large, long-range rocket system. Their job involves maintaining and operating complex launch vehicles, fire control systems, and communication equipment.Combat medics (Army MOS xx): Focus on providing emergency medical care to sick or wounded soldiers on the battlefield. They are trained in patient care, trauma management, and evacuation.

go re-read what I wrote. The MLRS Gunner job was active duty. Then I was in National Guard and Army Reserve in Illinois and there weren't any bases with MLRS systems anywhere near central Illinois. So, what do you think I did? I learned a new MOS. Not complicated stuff. 

[Caveira]

Just now, red viking said:

go re-read what I wrote. The MLRS Gunner job was active duty. Then I was in National Guard and Army Reserve in Illinois and there weren't any bases with MLRS systems anywhere near central Illinois. So, what do you think I did? I learned a new MOS. Not complicated stuff. 

I am sure you did.   

[mspart]

I have no doubt that RV served in those capacities in the armed services.   But to compare Trump to Biden and saying Trump can barely walk now is to ignore that Biden can barely shuffle at the same time saying Biden could probably beat Trump at golf.   Totally fantastical assessment.   So I think I can say with objectiveness that RV cannot tell us Trump's health better than Trump's doctor.   But there may be a case there as we now have Biden's doctor taking the 5th before Congress.  

mspart

[red viking]

2 minutes ago, Caveira said:

I am sure you did.   

Yup. I served my country, and then some. So you can take your accusations and shove them where the sun doesn't shine. 

[Caveira]

Just now, red viking said:

Yup. I served my country, and then some. So you can take your accusations and shove them where the sun doesn't shine. 

Weekend rocket  warrior to highly qualified medic/ presidential doctor to a geologist who somehow works 55 hours a week.   Ok.  

[red viking]

10 minutes ago, Caveira said:

 

In the U.S. Army, it is more common to refer to the role by the official military occupational specialty (MOS), which is 

Xxx. While the informal term "MLRS gunner" is readily understood, using the MOS is the standard and more precise term in official and professional settings. 

So you would have preferred that I call myself a "13M?" Right. 

[red viking]

Just now, Caveira said:

Weekend rocket  warrior to highly qualified medic/ presidential doctor to a geologist who somehow works 55 hours a week.   Ok.  

Didn't do them all at once. It's not tough. No longer in the military. Yes, I've had an interesting life and I have a lot of great stories. Not gonna apologize for it though. 

[Caveira]

1 minute ago, red viking said:

So you would have preferred that I call myself a "13M?" Right. 

Everyone has Google boss.    I did edit out the mos yes

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[Caveira]

Just now, red viking said:

Didn't do them all at once. It's not tough. No longer in the military. Yes, I've had an interesting life and I have a lot of great stories. Not gonna apologize for it though. 

I remember you were bangin hooookers in Korea too right ?

[red viking]

7 minutes ago, Caveira said:

I remember you were bangin hooookers in Korea too right ?

No comment but that was the norm for single guys. $80 for a "short time" and $120 for a "long time." Seriously. Late 90s. 

You had a better chance of getting an STD from a fellow female soldier than a Korean prostitute. They made soldiers use protection and the Army required that the prostitutes just outside the base get tested every single week for STDs. 

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[mspart]

48 minutes ago, red viking said:

As an ex-medic, I'm probably more qualified than the "fake doctor" that is providing his health updates. 

The left knows all about fake doctors.   Right out of their playbook. 

mspart

[Caveira]

12 minutes ago, red viking said:

You had a better chance of getting an STD from a fellow female soldier than a Korean prostitute.

Always been pro American I see.    The left are big time advocates of women right ?