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Haha. Hmm, I was the captain of our firing team. It was a war-game that we used to play. The goal of the game was to charge the other team and capture their flag and bring it to our base; no more than 15 soldiers per team. I remember having lieutenants (2 of them) and the rest followed orders as dictated. The 1st lieutenant's role was to charge the 1st wave, the 2nd lieutenant's role was to command the 2nd wave. The tactical strategem was always thrilling when the 1st wave was wiped out, I would holler to my lieutenant to 'LEAD THE 2ND WAVE!'

And if all was lost, I charged with them, "FORWARD!"

haha, after recess, our teacher asked why we were tachycardic and tachypnic a well as sweating. We just laughed it off.

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hahaha! When we played this game, my younger sister always wanted to join the fight, pero di ko gusto kai baji man sija. Mo ingon to sija, "Doy, Doy, gusto ko mo duwa pood". Di lagi ko mo aprove kai baji man ug di ko gusto ma igoon sija sa mga laki. Pero gusto man sija mo duwa, so gi assigned sija nako ug duty. Scout Trooper. Wise pood lagi, kai i took the situation at hand. The opposing team did not have girls in their team, so they did not expect a girl to be an enemy combatant. I had my sister scout the enemy perimeter with a partner in the guise of "playing skip it". She came back and told us of the enemy numerical strength; their location, and the location of the flag.

We implemented a flank attack.

Ang lesson what my father told me when i was younger was this: "find the strengths in any situation...."



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favorite snack jud naho, turon ug siopao nga bukhayo ang sud. Parisan ug ice candy. Paborito pod namong duwa ang tubig-tubig.

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