During the Vietnam War tattoos were generally prohibited for all US Military officers and were HIGHLY frowned upon for any enlisted man.
Since, during those times, mostly prison inmates and sailors had tattoos on their bodies...any man having tattoos indicating "kill markings" would quite possibly have been drummed out of the service as an un-desirable person.
During the Vietnam War; tattoos were a no no. Mostly inmates in prison and sailors had them. US Military officers were prohibited from having them, enlisted men "might be able" to get away with it in the US Army. It was probably abit more tolerated in the US Marines and US Navy.
Any man having a tattoo showing what you're asking about would've most likely been drummed out've the military (as an un-desirable).
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Agree with above. We don't do that. It's what we do for a living, not for a sport.
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The Soldier's medal is awarded to soldiers for heroism not involving actual combat with an enemy
Demise at the enemy's hands bascially means that someone or something was killed or destroyed by their/its enemy. For example, the soldier met his demise at the enemy's hands, or the soldier met his demise at the hands of his enemy.
Booby traps, killed by enemy soldiers, tunnel collapses.
Private Jacob Kovco was killed on April 21, 2006 when his pistol went off and shot him in the head. Inquiries suggest it was accidental. No Australian soldiers died because of enemy action, but an Australian commando also died in a vehicle accident.
Infiltrate would be a soldier word. It means to work in between the enemy and pass through their lines.
We do it for our country. The only thing for morale in war is the honor. You know that you will save your country and you fight. LONG LIVE AMERICA. If a war starts i will be the first guy that will be in line for the fight. It is my honor and my duty.
Machine-gunner crews were more likely to be killed by the enemy than the foot soldiers because then they will lose more experienced soldiers and will lose effect of the use of the machine gun in the battle.
The reason he keeps writing war stories is because he killed an enemy soldier.
Wearing a uniform is a way to establish feelings of unity with your fellow soldiers. It also identifies you as a soldier and in times of conflict indicates the side you are on. It tells the enemy that you are not one of them but more important it tells others in your organization that you are on their side so they will not treat you as an enemy.
Julius Caesar was awarded the civic crown. It awarded to soldiers who saved the lives of fellow Roman soldier an enemy on a spot held by the enemy that same day.
They kill more soldiers