my last winter ex, it rained.
oh well, at least I got to shot off two boxes on the c9, and chuck 4 live grenades.
still a little confused on why they made the most junior corporal (me) in the unit the ammo nco for the m72 range though
Greg
If your pants or shirt or something get wet from snow or sweat leave it outside over night so the item freezes then in the morning shake it off and brush the ice crystals away and it will be considerably more dry than if you were to try and dry it inside the tent.
We went out last weekend to build an ice bridge and it was +9 out.
The troops got realy wet.
I also have never heard them complain about it being to nice out before, it was nuts.
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