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td7603

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  1. ready?

    first congrats!

    this how i've learned to do it.

    undersuit and neckseal

    boots

    calves

    thighs/lower armor

    upper armor to include shoulders biceps

    (at this point you would put on your pack if you have one)

    gloves

    forearms

    hand plates

    BAM!

    sandtrooper!

    i hope this helps!

  2. ..that due to sudden personal reasons, it is with great sadness that I need to step down as your Executive Officer. I love this job, and was very proud to have it and be given the opportunity to healp lead the best and largest detatchment in the entire Legion.

    I hope I have surpassed your expectations in this position, and hope to serve you again in the near future.

    I will still be "around", so you can still ask me questions, or for assistance with anything.

    If you need to get a hold of me directly, please contact me via email: jszarecki@gmail.com

  3. not sure about the section. might be more of a FISD question.

    however it is easier to walk etc. that said i still know LOTS of td's with the plate not separated. it does help eliminate the "cod lift" which happens if you seperate it and dont use a strap between the cod and butt plate.

  4. i forget how i woke up that day. i think the phone rang right before 9am.

    forget who it was. my mom i think.

    I tried to call my GF (Erica) at the time. don't know if i got thru.

    I know i was moving into the new house in a few days, and my buddy who lived in the city Ollie P called or I called him. we watched as plane two hit, and than WTC2 fell. we actually said no words. just had each other on the phone.

    He than said, I know lots of people who work there. j we silently hung up once the 1st tower collapsed.

    I got a phone call from the military verifying my whereabouts.

    I walked to my friends house (billy).

    there was none driving in the roads.

    we watched on his TV as more people started coming over. we all talked about driving into the city with a friend of ours brother who was an EMT at the time. (matt zukoski).

    I had to go to work at the video store. i called the boss and told him im closing as its crazy to stay open. 5 hours later without knowing what happened I walked back to billys house.

    no words. billy joel helped soothe the pain...

    we will never forget

    ***locations***

    home - southampton NY (about 65 miles out)

    mom - southampton, NY (about 65miles out)

    sister - central manhattan a few blocks north. she had to walk back to brooklyn. took her and millions of others over 8 hours to walk uptown from downtown and across the bridge and back south into Brooklyn from queens. She picked up papers from the site in her yard for weeks that were blown there from the impact or the collapse.

    dad - Danbury, CY about an hour and change, but worked in the city from time to time. Later found out he missed his train to go in that morning.

  5. i am curious to the logistics on this. would love to get something like this going in my area. we have a few awesome kart tracks and would be cool to set something like this up.

    1. what does each person need to raise to race

    2. where does the money go? (ie. charities, staff, etc)

    3. how many people are necessary for just ONE team? the tracks here i think have up to 25 at one time on the track.

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