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Hell with it. I would go all NYPD on them. I would shoot them both and then shoot 18 random bystanders for good measure.
Glad I didn't have a beverage in my mouth when I read this...I laughed out loud.
OODA is not an Army thing but it may be a police thing. Army uses terms like METT-T C and "violence of action".
I don't draw my weapon as a deterrent. If it comes out of the holster it will be used. Pure and simple.
That being said if they had continued they'd have met St. Peter!
That being said if they had continued they'd have met St. Peter!
It's how I practice 'cause you play like you practice. I've had a couple minutes of training though.
I think its a Airforce thing. It is also too similar to ODA operational detachment alpha so SOF wouldn't use it. Would be a bit confusing. Is a good idea though for some type of structure in training for AF civilians and LE.
Google Colonel John Boyd & loads of info. will pop up.
He was a well respected military strategist.
He was a well respected military strategist.
He was in the Airforce if I am correct. Which explains why Ken Ford has heard it used before. I believe Ken was Airforce. Doesn't matter much it is good structure for training. It is just a term I have never used in 14 years of Army SOF.
O ODA? Do you stutter son?
Every branch has its own terminology. Never walk up to a Navy officer and say you are here from PSYOP. He will think SIOP (pronounced the same but means nuke war) and poo his pretty white pants.
O ODA? Do you stutter son?
Every branch has its own terminology. Never walk up to a Navy officer and say you are here from PSYOP. He will think SIOP (pronounced the same but means nuke war) and poo his pretty white pants.
LOL
