Gun Babe

[JAKIII]

Captain Sarah Cudd finishes 12 mile ruck march for Army Expert Field Medical badge qualification. Sexy, huh?

I caught that story when it was first reported on May 6th. Kudos to the Captain. And who knew the Army had Veterinarians... who need coaching on their muzzle discipline (watch the video).

[IronButt]

Captain Sarah Cudd finishes 12 mile ruck march for Army Expert Field Medical badge qualification. Sexy, huh?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...xhaustion.html

I read the article. I guess it shouldn't come as a surprise that it's in a British newspaper & not one of ours. After all, it's a story about achievement & determination. Nowhere is there a mention of transgenders, gays, race or police brutality, so there's no interest here.

[vietboy1st]

Captain Sarah Cudd finishes 12 mile ruck march for Army Expert Field Medical badge qualification. Sexy, huh?



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...xhaustion.html

IS that her fist time getting out of her desk work? lmao.

[Gunowner99]

I can recall going to Basic Training in 1987. My recollection was 20 mile full ruck on Saturday that was a requirement. Not bragging as it was not timed and I am no Ranger, but you get the idea.

[ErSwnn]

I caught that story when it was first reported on May 6th. Kudos to the Captain. And who knew the Army had Veterinarians... who need coaching on their muzzle discipline (watch the video).

My daughter is enlisting this Tuesday....with her MOS goal of veterinary medicine. Vet tech though the Army, University of Pennsyvania after discharge using the education money to complete her final goal of being a vet, both kinds. She's 17 and has a year of HS left, a year of getting physically and emotionally ready for the coming challenges that if used correctly will set the tone for the rest of her life. I'm proud to the point of tears.

[IronButt]

My daughter is enlisting this Tuesday....Snip...... I'm proud to the point of tears.

You have every reason to be proud!

Good idea getting in shape beforehand. Before I went to Parris Island in '66, I ran 5 miles every day for three months, did sit ups & push ups galore before going. The physical part ended up being a breeze for me.

Sorry for the thread drift. Back to the Gun Babes!

[alpacaheat]

What day is it?

[Gunowner99]

Gotta love it!

[Story]

1. Appears competent and well-trained.
2. Appears happy while on duty.
10/10

[Story]

My daughter is enlisting this Tuesday....with her MOS goal of veterinary medicine. Vet tech though the Army, University of Pennsyvania after discharge using the education money to complete her final goal of being a vet, both kinds. She's 17 and has a year of HS left, a year of getting physically and emotionally ready for the coming challenges that if used correctly will set the tone for the rest of her life. I'm proud to the point of tears.

You should be, she stepped up to the plate where so many have not.

One caution from an OIF vet - if she's going to be a medic, please pass along the suggestion that she take the weapons training to heart. I've seen too many medical types just 'go through the motions'.