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Abraham wrote:Just checked and that's what on there 11C10 Indir. Fire.

Perhaps, given that I went into my time in service in 67 and yours ended in 67 they added the 10 on the end of the MOS.

Maybe that was when they figured out that mortars work better for indirect fire?

I guess G26ster and his crew lugged the tube around like a bazooka, and chucked the shell in really hard to make up for the lack of gravity assist.

mojo84 wrote:What about burning one's car, a pile of clothes or other items in protest?

Depends; does she really need that bra?

Pariah3j wrote:Freedom is messy, with freedoms will come things we don't like. Does not mean it should be illegal. Flag burning while heinous, should be legal. Now being charged with an uncontrolled fire because you are recklessly burning the flag or there is a burn ban during a drought or something like that would be another matter.

Agreed....and I wouldn't mind seeing a law that provides some serious and disproportionate Federal penalties for theft and/or criminal mischief if the property in question happens to be or include a US flag, military uniform, or other patriotic or religious symbol. Do what you want with your own stuff, but when it's somebody else's stuff, I have no problem with enhancing the penalties to reflect the item's sentimental value to the owner.