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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Grenades



While on active duty, I was privileged to put a box through a Mk19 at a fam-fire, (my primary MOS was mortars, not heavy guns). I'd describe the experience as "fully automatic heroin."

posted by Jar(egg)head at 08:29

3 Comments:

Blogger davis14633 said...

Then you, my friend, have never Direct fired (line of sight fire) a 155mm howitzer. To see a 110lb round strike a target and watch a tank blow apart.....beauty.

12:37  
Blogger Fundy said...

Damn, I thought I was the lucky one. I have fired every weapon in a line and weapons company to include the Mark 19, but a direct fired howitzer shot.....instant woody!

13:37  
Blogger Jar(egg)head said...

Impressive. I suppose since you have butter-bars FO-ing for you, direct lay is about the only way you can hit anything. =oP

Now man-port that 155, ya damn redleg. Real men don't need trucks.

11:40  

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