There was no war when he was in the service. He is not a war veteran. In fact, it's unclear if he was even honorably discharged. Also, he did time for beating up his wife.
I don't think he's the upload kid, I think he's the older gentleman that joe doxxed a few weeks back, I'm not 100 percent on this though cause I'm a moron.
yea thats right, a lot of people think I'm that guy for some reason... but I did get out of the USAF when I was about 23. I worked as aircraft armament (loaded bombs, and worked on the computers and systems from the cockpit down to the bomb racks) since we also did explosives we had to work on the tail hook. I was assigned to the F117 stealth, the triangular one if your not familiar. It had a tail hook on it for emergencies that was covered by the radar absorbent material that covered the plane. The plate that covered it had a line of detonation cord to blow of the panel that would allow the hook to drop.
Well we were replacing that one day, we worked in three person teams and my sergeant was putting the screws in to secure it, he also had a walkie talkie on him. It was found out later that the static electricity that came from the radio somehow traveled from him, to the detonation cord and exploded. I was about 15 feet away. Whenever you deal with explosives you try to have the least amount of people around just for that reason, and I just happened to be there when it happened.
It exploded, completely severing his arm just above his elbow. Blood sprayed everywhere, it was surreal. Here I am, a 23 year old airman, trying to help him as he was screaming, I was covered in blood. I took of my belt and tried my best to wrap it around his arm just to stop the bleeding enough for me to call for help. He ended up losing his arm obviously.
When something like that happens you go see a psychologist to evaluate you and see if you are ok. I wasn't, it was the single most traumatic thing I've ever seen in my life and I ended up having night terrors because of it. Waking up in my sleep thinking about him screaming calling for help. I was diagnosed with PTSD, depression, anxiety... since it still stuck with me after I got out I still receive treatment to this day. So that's how I'm disabled, the VA rates me at 30% which is about $450 bucks a month for the rest of my life, along with free healthcare through the VA.
Joe would often mention that he was a former member of the armed services but never elaborate. I thought that was odd until I found out that cunt was a cook. Peel them potatoes with pride boy.
[–]RikTheMick 1 point 8 months ago
82nd Airborne I believe.
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[–]kickerofelves 2 points 8 months ago
Yeah, I think he was a cook in an airborne unit.
He was in the military, but not in a war. Even if he was, so what. Considering our tax dollars fund the military, I can talk shit about any member of it if I choose to.
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25 FrunkisOA 2016-04-10
I'm a disabled veteran and he tried to fuck my life up....
12 satsamsit 2016-04-10
he drew first blood...
8 PiggyFork 2016-04-10
This sub's gonna need a whole lot of body bags.
3 Popblawo 2016-04-10
That's John Rambo dude
4 Bacon_Terminator 2016-04-10
Nahh, that was me
7 DaveNone 2016-04-10
You probably served honorably. Joe......ehhhh not so much.
6 FrunkisOA 2016-04-10
Yeah shit didn't that come up at some point? Dishonorable discharge? I'm not quite sure
3 BradStorch 2016-04-10
You were in Vietnam?
Relax, it was 10 years ago, he was on a business trip.
"Beautiful country."
2 FlukemansCloaca 2016-04-10
Whats this from? It's familiar, but I can't remember it.
1 antwanp 2016-04-10
Frank talking about Vietnam from "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia".
22 goutastic 2016-04-10
There was no war when he was in the service. He is not a war veteran. In fact, it's unclear if he was even honorably discharged. Also, he did time for beating up his wife.
21 3stepsbackward 2016-04-10
Yeah, but he looks like he was a member of the Iraqi Republican Guard.
17 pino5588 2016-04-10
Does being a veteran of the service or a war really give someone carte blanche for the rest of their life?
23 FrunkisOA 2016-04-10
Being a veteran myself, no it doesn't. Most are fucking assholes
8 Nulltor 2016-04-10
Thank you for your service (the uploading I mean)
3 [deleted] 2016-04-10
How the fuck are you a disabled vet? You look like a regular 24 year old kid
5 scottgreenstein 2016-04-10
I don't think he's the upload kid, I think he's the older gentleman that joe doxxed a few weeks back, I'm not 100 percent on this though cause I'm a moron.
15 FrunkisOA 2016-04-10
yea thats right, a lot of people think I'm that guy for some reason... but I did get out of the USAF when I was about 23. I worked as aircraft armament (loaded bombs, and worked on the computers and systems from the cockpit down to the bomb racks) since we also did explosives we had to work on the tail hook. I was assigned to the F117 stealth, the triangular one if your not familiar. It had a tail hook on it for emergencies that was covered by the radar absorbent material that covered the plane. The plate that covered it had a line of detonation cord to blow of the panel that would allow the hook to drop.
Well we were replacing that one day, we worked in three person teams and my sergeant was putting the screws in to secure it, he also had a walkie talkie on him. It was found out later that the static electricity that came from the radio somehow traveled from him, to the detonation cord and exploded. I was about 15 feet away. Whenever you deal with explosives you try to have the least amount of people around just for that reason, and I just happened to be there when it happened.
It exploded, completely severing his arm just above his elbow. Blood sprayed everywhere, it was surreal. Here I am, a 23 year old airman, trying to help him as he was screaming, I was covered in blood. I took of my belt and tried my best to wrap it around his arm just to stop the bleeding enough for me to call for help. He ended up losing his arm obviously.
When something like that happens you go see a psychologist to evaluate you and see if you are ok. I wasn't, it was the single most traumatic thing I've ever seen in my life and I ended up having night terrors because of it. Waking up in my sleep thinking about him screaming calling for help. I was diagnosed with PTSD, depression, anxiety... since it still stuck with me after I got out I still receive treatment to this day. So that's how I'm disabled, the VA rates me at 30% which is about $450 bucks a month for the rest of my life, along with free healthcare through the VA.
5 Nulltor 2016-04-10
Thats tough man. I apologize for calling you a dirty faggot whore the other day on brauns channel.
9 FrunkisOA 2016-04-10
well you just call em like you see em... :D nothing wrong with that
9 Nulltor 2016-04-10
I mean, I was on pills, and you were acting like a dirty faggot whore, but it was still bad manners.
5 OpieArmy 2016-04-10
that's some righteous bucks! is this taxfree and just added to any other income you make? also, this would have been a great chiproll
2 FrunkisOA 2016-04-10
yeah its tax free... and yea i fucking blew it
1 SlappyJiggler 2016-04-10
Wow, you saw something scary. Are you a fucking child? Get over it, faggot.
3 RearNakedGrope 2016-04-10
I love this place.
0 PacificRingSports 2016-04-10
Pictures and/or video or it didn't happen.
-4 Homusss 2016-04-10
'Disabled', Typical American cheating the system
7 FrunkisOA 2016-04-10
thank you for your service
2 JesusLesnar 2016-04-10
Boys assholes or girls assholes?
10 Nulltor 2016-04-10
Joe would often mention that he was a former member of the armed services but never elaborate. I thought that was odd until I found out that cunt was a cook. Peel them potatoes with pride boy.
3 DaveNone 2016-04-10
How long was the Wop Ranger actually in the military? Dishonorable discharge as well I assume?
3 Nulltor 2016-04-10
I dont recall, I just remember Ant making a couple of "That was when Joe was a cook in the army" type comments.
3 FrunkisOA 2016-04-10
I'm fairly positive he was in the army airborne
3 Nulltor 2016-04-10
Could be both.
[–]RikTheMick 1 point 8 months ago
82nd Airborne I believe.
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[–]kickerofelves 2 points 8 months ago
Yeah, I think he was a cook in an airborne unit.
1 kickerofelves 2016-04-10
There's cooks, clerks, generator mechanics-whatever--that are in the 82nd.
2 stinkskc 2016-04-10
But Seagal was a cook in under siege
3 Nulltor 2016-04-10
Under siege is based on Joe.
4 stinkskc 2016-04-10
Damm.. No wonder he's wears all that SoA merch. He must have been the stunt coordinator / on set consultant
10 Sicboy69 2016-04-10
I blame him solely for the creation of Isis, I have no evidence or an actual theory but I just like blaming the worlds ills on Joe
7 Omarsez 2016-04-10
Thank you for your service.
6 rottenseed 2016-04-10
...should've been a war casualty
1 [deleted] 2016-04-10
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1 balderoonus 2016-04-10
The amount of potatoes he peeled should count for something.
1 FatMustacheCunt 2016-04-10
He was in the military, but not in a war. Even if he was, so what. Considering our tax dollars fund the military, I can talk shit about any member of it if I choose to.
4 stinkskc 2016-04-10
Damm.. No wonder he's wears all that SoA merch. He must have been the stunt coordinator / on set consultant