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Note that this isn't military dot com, and presenting yourself as being a Ranger untruthfully (posing) is an activity that is not tolerated. Standards here, as they were in Regiment, are kept high for a reason: this is the premier website in the world relating to US SOF activities, and we have one of the highest concentrations of Vetted SOF veterans anywhere. With that depth of field in our ranks, SOCnet is able to speak authoritatively on any topic relating to SOF activities. Accordingly, all new personnel on these boards will have their claimed Ranger status vetted, meaning you tell us who you are and where you've been, and the Moderators and Administrators will determine the truthfulness of your claim. This isn't personal - it is a routine function that ALL new members undergo. If you are a Ranger, you'll appreciate and support the need for the verification of status.
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Readers sometimes ask where I am when I get ideas for stories, books and columns. The two most common places for such inspiration are the shower and the car. Lately I noticed that I seem to get more ideas while driving. Today was a good example.
This morning I took an alternate route to work just for the sake of change. I drove through a rather upscale residential neighborhood between my home and office. As I drove through the neighborhood I noticed that the streets were in a serious state of disrepair. This is becoming a major issue in my city. It is becoming painfully obvious that the city does not have anywhere near adequate funds to repair or maintain its streets. Furthermore, the outlook is not good. It is really beginning to hurt the city's image.
As I pondered the situation a story idea – a scene, really – came to mind. In the scene, an adviser to the mayor walks into the mayor's office and announces that he has a great idea about what to do about the city's street situation. He tells the mayor that the richer neighborhoods are able and willing to pay for their own street maintenance. They are frustrated and want action. Of course, so do the drivers in the not-so-rich neighborhoods. The adviser has done some voter analysis and discovered that there are twice as many voters in the poorer neighborhoods as in the richer neighborhoods. He suggests that the mayor should plant a mental seed with some influencer in the rich neighborhood that the city would allow for the rich neighborhood to create an overlay (pun intended) tax district and that the extra taxes collected would be designated for street improvements in the rich neighborhood. The residents of the richer neighborhoods would jump at the idea because they get better streets and know that their money is being spent on them. Thus, the city's current number of streets to maintain would be reduced significantly and the city could focus on spending money on the streets in the poorer neighborhoods – where the votes are.
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Prologue - AftermathDilanski presents, for your reading pleasure, his new ongoing BrikFic chronicle, a little mixture of action and space opera I've concocted, set in the brikverse, the characters and factions are probably easily guessed for some of you. The prologue and chapter 1 are ready, with more to come as and when they're completed. A lot of it relies on some pretty hefty models I want to build in LDD, but these stories aren't just flavour text for them (It's quite the opposite actually). The whole thing will be pretty fast paced, I have a lot of ground I want to cover, so strap in and hopefully enjoy the ride.
I'm no H.G. Wells, but with this I think I've tried harder than anything I've posted here before, but do please forgive the usual quirks I normally do in my writing.
"Admiral Cromwell Sir, the enemy fleet sir! It's gone!"
At that moment a cheer resonated through the vessels multi-kilometre hull, it bounced off corridors and resonated in the vessels vast hangars. A sudden relief to the thousands of crew, and a sentiment that resounded across hundreds of other vessels. The planet was theirs.
The first men to hit the ground were United Systems marines, each in full assault livery, Thousands converging on the AN headquarters, the resistance sleeper cells, filled with AN peacekeepers, and United Systems tank battalions, long thought lost, crawled out of the crevices of the giant planet wrapping city, Taking out defense grids, as their Third Alliance oppressors found themselves without a cavalry to come to the rescue.
Resistance on the planet was small, not entirely negligible, but in the end achieving total control of the planet was simple. The U.S.A had their planet back, and the A.N now had a home.
For Cromwell though there was one last job to be done before he could rest.
"Conn, bring up the first battle debris field, put it on display"
He turned from his well paced spot on the bridge of the Inexorable, and reached for the railing behind him. A ten by fifteen metre section of the bridge was sectioned off by hand railings, protecting from a good three metre drop into various pieces of optical machinery, which projected a large hologram of the vessel, currently showing detailed reports of damage sustained during the battle. The hologram flickered then was replaced with an expansive Overwatch of the debris fields from the first battle. Cromwell could make out at least three dozen Automata frigates easily, as well as a menagerie of other ships, U.S.A, RIN, Scythian, Bavarian, he could even recognise half the hull of an A.N Pattern Vendetta amongst a sea of frigates.
"Where is the spirit?"
He didn't understand, A ship that size doesn't get eaten by laser fire, and by hell if the reactor went critical, or it crashed on the planet, well he probably wouldn't be here now if that was the case. No one answered his question.
"Where is the spirit!"
His voice filled the bridge, reverberating off the walls.
"Sir, I'm running a scan of the debris field now, I'm getting no trace of the ship"
Cromwell exploded, he lunged at the poor officer, pinning him against his station.
"You run it again right now!"
the officer, a seasoned crewman and no stranger to angry senior officers, froze, then found himself a few feet away from his chair, head ringing with obscenities directed his way, as the Admiral himself checked and re-checked the debris, widening the range over the whole planet.
"It's... Not there... She... She's not out there..."
"Sir the ship?"
A junior officer questioned, then immediately reacted, realising the stupidity of the question.
"No lad, not the ship, It's not the ship I want."
In his quarters he sought respite. His head hit the pillow for but a brief moments pause, only a few minutes while it cleared. Beside him, out of the corner of his eye he glanced her portrait.
He rose slowly from his bunk. The anger insufferable.
"They robbed it from me! The one plan I had to save her... And they took it from me... I wanted her corpse was all, I could've made her again, a year of work, figuring out how to reanimate the dead, and the TA didn't even spare the burning hull of her ship, they destroyed everything out of spite... unless?"
The realisation of a second possibility only crossed his mind for a second before he began clinging to it.
"They, took the ship"
Cromwell was a mad man. One put in charge of a determined war machine. No one questioned him, as long as he got results, which for an Empire a Galaxy away, meant nothing more than trade routes and propaganda.
"I'll track them down, everyone here on that day, every single crewman and soldier, until I find what they did with that ship, and with Payton. I'll have her body, Or I'll have there blood billion fold"
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So I met this little guy in a Goodwill in East Tennessee over Christmas. (You may remember him from my Instagram picture "Mr. Hoo" post a few days ago.) Not only had he been cast off once–but twice. He was sitting behind the check-out counter, where somebody had rejected him yet again.
Poor little sad owl.
I had been getting something else at the checkout counter, but I asked the sales lady about him and if he was for sale or was being processed and she told me somebody had decided against buying him, so yes, he was still for sale. I scooped him up for A DOLLAH.
He came home with me, and this weekend I gave him a little owly makeover and thought I'd show you how to do the same thing to a thrift store owl. Funny how things that were all the rage in the 1970s can come back reincarnated as hip 2012 tchotchkes!
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- Make sure your temperature is acceptable for spraying. I think I just barely cheated on this one. The bottle said to use at 65 degrees Fahrenheit or above. I'm pretty sure by the time I got to spraying him over the weekend that the temperature was barely that. Our mild Tennessee weather has been weird lately, and it felt more like spring, so I thought I'd risk it.
- Take the owl figurine, cardboard, and spray paint outside. Safety first! You don't want to be breathing those paint fumes.
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- Spray 8-10 inches away from your owl, in even strokes. Don't worry if it isn't 100% covered on the first go-round. It took me two heavy coats.
- Let your owl dry between coats. My can said I could recoat after just a few minutes and he'd be touch-dry in 40, so I gave him 45 minutes after each coat before handling it again, just to be safe. I used my microwave timer to let me know when to go outside and spray again.
- After two even coats, your owl should be ready to go!
- Let him dry for 45-60 minutes before handling. I made the mistake of getting a smudge on his belly. I rubbed it down with some water on my finger and it seemed to go mostly away. It was like I had just gotten a manicure and then smudged a finger on the way out the door. So close, and so frustrating!
- Ta-da! You have a rejuvenated owl figurine to display.
I love my little guy. He's so darn cute. I used glossy white Valspar spray paint on him and I'm pleased with the result.
Side note: the entire time I was working on this project, Daniel and I kept making "rotate your owl" references. I couldn't help it. So, hey, I hope this little how-to post helps you spraaaaay-paint / spray-paint your owl /spray-paint your owl for sciiiiennnce!
But back to the "how-to" part … I learned a few things during this his transformation.
First, take the wind into account when you decide where to paint. I had to hold down the box with a heavy object while he dried, so the cardboard wouldn't be lifted up by the wind and topple him over. I also had to pick out a couple of dry pine needles the wind had blown on him while he dried. Second, after he was done, I read that I probably should have coated him with a primer spray first. Oops! We'll see how his paint holds up on his ceramic base. I suspect he was one of those homemade ceramic pieces that were so popular years ago. Or he could be younger than 30-something. Who knows. All I know is he's a handsome little devil now.
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North Korea banned all Malaysians from leaving the country, as relations worsen over the death of Kim Jong-nam, the half-brother of North Korea's leader.
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Yes, Luke Bryan sings about girls in tied-up T-shirts, honey on their moneymakers and shaking it for the critters and the squirrels. But Bryan is much deeper than his recent hit songs would have you believe. And much more generous, too. During his Farm tour, which is making stops throughout Georgia, Florida, Alabama and South Carolina, Bryan is always giving a little something away. "We just love getting out in the fields, and in each location, we pick the local college and give a scholarship to a kid that comes from a farming background," Bryan told CMT Radio. "And that's the least that I feel like we can do to give back." Bryan himself went to Georgia Southern University before moving from his tiny hometown of Leesburg, Ga., to Nashville to become a songwriter.


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It has again been quite some time since I was here on the forum.
And the previous time was also TeamSpeak related.
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For the IDP enthusiast, and anyone who has read his share of articles about skill players, here are the defensive players I'm looking forward to watching at the Combine starting this weekend. Also included are a couple of offensive linemen…keeping with the non–skill player coverage.
Brandon Jenkins, DE/OLB, Florida State
After 8 sacks as a freshman and then a breakout 13.5 sacks (third in FBS) and 21.5 tackles for loss in 2010 on a FSU defense that tied for the FBS lead with 48 sacks, Jenkins was a favorite to lead the nation in sacks in 2011. It ended up his numbers dipped (8 sacks and 12 TFL) as he battled some injuries, but Jenkins was learning to play with his hand on the ground more often and faced frequent double teams, which freed up opportunities for others, particularly Björn Werner, to make plays. With hard work in the weight room over that offseason, Jenkins also significantly improved his play against the run. The NFL Advisory Board gave him a late first-round to early second-round grade. He had his mind made up to declare early and informed head coach Jimbo Fisher shortly after their victory in the Champs Sports Bowl. Fisher reportedly asked Jenkins for a few days to investigate more with his NFL contacts, and after a two-hour meeting with his family and Fisher, Jenkins still seemed set to go. He changed his mind later that evening, however, and informed Fisher he would return for his senior season. Unfortunately, his decision to return didn't work out. Jenkins suffered a season-ending broken left foot in the second quarter of their first game. In 40 career games, Jenkins was credited with 22.5 sacks and 37.5 tackles for loss.
I appreciate that Jenkins was able to graduate by returning, but I feel he got some bad advice from Fisher, regardless of his injury, and should have left after 2011. There was a report prior to last season that Fisher told him to stay focused only on defensive end in the offseason. While Jenkins doesn't have elite speed around the corner, he has great quickness off the ball and an excellent spin move. I think his development for the next level would have benefitted from more opportunities to play in space with his hand off the ground and not exclusively at right defensive end, as he may end up as a 3-4 outside linebacker. Jenkins could have petitioned for an extra year, and likely would have gotten it, but instead enters the draft with Werner. The duo join the lineage of outstanding pass rush specialist tweeners from FSU (Andre Wadsworth, Peter Boulware, Reinard Wilson, Kamerion Wimbley, et al). While Werner now looks likely to be the first-round pick, Jenkins could climb back to become a late second-round pick with an impressive Combine.
Devin Taylor, DE, South Carolina
A phenomenal athlete, Taylor was a varsity basketball player and state triple-jump champion in high school. As a 3rd year sophomore in 2010, he showed in addition to his ability to penetrate from the edge (7.5 sacks and 13 TFL) that he was fluid enough to drop into coverage. Defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson successfully mixed him into that role and Taylor led the team with 8 passes defensed and an interception returned for a touchdown. He stood out on a talented D-line that led the SEC in sacks with versatile defensive end Melvin Ingram and tackle Travian Robertson anchoring the interior, both of whom would be drafted. Taylor earned first-team All-SEC honors and most draftniks had him pegged to leave early and be a first-round pick. However, he didn't deliver the dominant encore that was expected as the 2011 season began. He drew more attention from opposing offenses and disappeared at times. Instead, it was Ingram and blue chip freshman defensive end Jadeveon Clowney who racked up the big plays. Taylor adjusted and began to string together stronger showings as the season wound down, including an impact performance in the Capital One Bowl, but finished the year with just 6 sacks and 8.5 tackles for loss. He said the NFL Draft Advisory Board told him he wouldn't go in the first three rounds, so he decided to return. Clowney was the story again last season, while Taylor managed just 3 sacks and 8.5 tackles for loss. He regained some draft stock momentum with a dominant week of practice prior to the Shrine Game and a great game as well, posting a sack, a forced fumble, and 2 tackles for loss.
Interestingly, his father is named Lawrence Taylor (no relation to the NFL HOF'er) and owns a restaurant called L.T.'s. Foreshadowing? At 6'7", Devin seems too tall and stiff, despite his athletic ability, to play outside linebacker, and he hasn't flashed natural pass-rush ability. He bulked up about 25 pounds since last year and seems to be adjusting to playing with the new weight. He gives great effort and has an excellent work rate on the field, which has helped contribute to the success of the Gamecocks and will appeal to NFL teams. He presents a great problem in space, and his agility and wingspan could make him an outstanding zone pass defender in stunts. However, he simply lacks a quick first step and explosiveness off the ball, which is why he isn't a great pass rusher despite his athletic ability. Any tackle in the NFL is going to be able to get his hands on him every time. It doesn't help that with his height he lacks a natural bend and opens himself up too quickly, giving the opponent plenty of real estate to work with. I like Taylor, and his work ethic will make him a project some team will want to take on. The athleticism he displays at the Combine will go a long way toward determining how early he is drafted.
Ezekiel "Ziggy" Ansah, DE, Brigham Young
I currently have him mocked in the first round, and I write about him extensively here. However, he'll really need to bring the "wow" in Indianapolis to go that high and live up to the mythical levels at which his athleticism is currently portrayed. He is one of the most polarizing players among draftniks, and one side of the debate over him will gain more evidence at the Combine.
Jarvis Jones, DE/OLB, Georgia
He has just stated he won't work out at the Combine to focus on preparing for his Pro Day. That deprives us of a preview of a player who, talent-wise, might be the best overall prospect in the draft. However, his medical evaluations were going to be as critical to his draft stock as his Combine or Pro Day performance. As I discussed in my first mock, his mild spinal stenosis (narrowing of the spinal column) caused USC doctors to not clear him and recommend he not play football, while other doctors have cleared him and said the risk is not a major concern. While we won't have access to the details of his medical evaluations, he is still a player to watch as rumors and reports of those evaluations emerge.
DeMarcus "Dee" Milliner, CB, Alabama
The consensus top cornerback in the draft comes to the Combine with a torn labrum he apparently played with through at least some part of last season. However, he is currently planning to do everything except the bench press and then have surgery afterward. There is a talented crowd in the queue behind him at cornerback, which the Combine will help to sort out and may even provide others the opportunity to pass Milliner if he is more limited than expected or disappoints.
David Amerson, CB, North Carolina State
Like most, I viewed Amerson as the top cornerback prospect after his sensational sophomore season in 2011 where he picked off an ACC-record 13 passes and was an impact player. However, this past season he got off to a horrible start before improving down the stretch. Former Wolfpack head coach Tom O'Brien offered various explanations during the year: Amerson had gotten away from fundamentals, was missing basic assignments, trying too hard to make big plays instead of doing his job, and was stressed out and distracted by off-field issues. Those issues involved his relationship to Eric Leak, a disassociated booster and former N.C. State player who was previously found by the NCAA to have been providing illegal benefits to Wolfpack basketball players. Leak was allegedly soliciting agents for Amerson. So we've got the effect of that situation plus the pressure to repeat his historic season, and reading his own press clippings from that season; but what does the tape of his on-field activity show? His drop in productivity wasn't because teams were afraid to throw at him. He was beaten a number of times, his low point being his involvement in all four touchdown passes by the Hurricanes in the Wolfpacks' loss at Miami. Amerson also struggled with his footwork—both poor technique and lack of the instinct for when to come out of a backpedal. Some of that could be attributed to the "off" coverage he excelled at in 2011, baiting quarterbacks to try for the pick. But that is still a problem because it would indicate he lacks his previous quickness and recovery speed to execute those baits successfully. He played better in the second half of the season, including a 55-yard pick six in the team's final regular season game. He finished with 5 interceptions and 17 passes defended—respectable numbers.
My feeling is his stock took too big a hit. He had a lot of negative press early in the season that pushed draftniks and pundits to focus on other players, yet not enough notice of his improvement down the stretch or enough blame given to the atrocious pass defense the Wolfpack had overall, which is shared with his supporting cast and the since-terminated coaching staff. At 6'2", Amerson has the size to hang with the elite big receivers. If he shows quickness, speed and athleticism at the Combine, the issues with technique he displayed will be less of a concern and viewed as correctable. As I went through my mock, he remained in the debate for the second corner after Dee Milliner, so I can see him making a huge leap with a big Combine.
Tyrann Mathieu, CB, LSU
The Honey Badger was one of the most exciting players in college football in 2011, with an incredible knack for turning in the big play, and in a variety of ways. He was kicked off the team prior to last season for reportedly failing drug tests and was later arrested for marijuana possession. Even if you take his baggage out of the picture, there was the question of his diminutive stature (I predict he measures 5'8" and under 175) and whether he has the elite athleticism to mitigate concerns about his talent translating at the next level. He reportedly has been living with the family of former teammate, and first-round pick, Patrick Peterson and training with workout warrior Peterson.
Brandon Williams, DT, Missouri Southern
This dominating Division II player is the top NFL prospect of D2 guru Josh Buchanan. That's enough reason to keep an eye on him.
Zavier Gooden, OLB, Missouri
The converted safety lacks the size of former teammate of Aldon Smith but is expected to impress with his own freakish athleticism. Gooden should emerge as one of this year's Combine workout warriors, turning heads with his speed and strength.
Michael Buchanan, DE and Akeem Spence, DT, Illinois
In each of the last two years, an Illinois defensive lineman (Corey Liuget in 2011 and Whitney Mercilus in 2012) recruited by former head coach Ron Zook has risen from the obscurity of a terrible college team to meet his individual potential and end up as a first-round pick.
Manti Te'o, ILB, Notre Dame
When you look at his skill set alone, Te'o is a no-brainer. But after his imaginary girlfriend drama, I want to hear the reports of how his interviews are going. Regardless of the girlfriend situation, Alec Olgetree and Kevin Minter emerged as threats to his preseason status as the top inside linebacker prospect, so how Te'o tests is of interest too.
Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB, Connecticut
Todd McShay has him as a first-round pick, and Tony Pauline says he is hearing similar rumblings from some at the Combine. He wasn't on my radar to go that high, so I'll be interested to see how he performs.
Jelani Jenkins, OLB, Florida
It was a bit of a surprise when he declared, despite his being a redshirt junior. Prior to his injury-plagued season, he was considered a potential first-round pick.
Walter Stewart, DE/OLB, Cincinnati
After he suffered a back injury in a win over Forham on Oct. 13th, Stewart was stunned to hear from the team doctor that his football career was over. X-rays identified a birth disorder. The Bearcats' captain was missing the posterior arch of his first cervical (C1) vertebra. Second opinions since then have varied, with some NFL doctors validating the original recommendation and others telling him it isn't an issue. Stewart chooses to believe the latter and is expected to undergo a full workload. The underrated tweener has been a favorite sleeper of mine ever since I saw his big performance in the Sugar Bowl after his redshirt freshman year in 2009. It's hard not to root for Stewart, who left a tough home situation on his own at age 13 to end up with an inspirational foster family that became the nurturing parents he didn't get in the biological lottery.
Bruce Taylor, LB, Virginia Tech
Here's another player I really like(d). After a breakout year in 2010, a Lisfranc injury on his right foot cut his 2011 season short. He didn't have the same explosion and first step when I watched him last season. He's now over a year removed from his injury. I'm interested to see if after some rest and training in the offseason he displays more athleticism at the Combine, or seems destined as a two-down, backup inside linebacker.
Kevin Minter, ILB, Louisiana State
I'm a bit higher on Minter than others and hope his Combine validates the high consideration he's getting based on his athleticism.
Terron Armstead, OT, Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Other than the bench press, offensive linemen are the least interesting to watch work out. So it isn't that I'm looking forward to seeing Armstead in any specific drills or tests (although he is predicted to run a sub-5.0). I just want to see how well he performs overall and view the feedback about him. After a great week of practice at the Shrine Game, the small-school prospect is a hot name among O-linemen. Because their contributions aren't measured statistically like every other position and they don't make many YouTube highlights, there are always some unheralded O-linemen who no one but actual NFL scouts already know about that jump up draft boards after the Combine (usually going to the Patriots).
D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama
Fluker dropped 16 pounds since the Senior Bowl and is apparently looking to change opinions on his ceiling as a right tackle. If he impresses with his agility and athleticism and moves into the left tackle discussion, he could join the first-rounders in a draft that continues to look increasingly impressive on both sides of the line.


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Photos from the christening of Higman's MV Sandpiper, conducted by Chaplain Winston Rice, February 2012.
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An advocacy group in northwestern Minnesota plans to expand citizen monitoring of pesticide drift. Next week, the White Earth Pesticide Action Network will train volunteers to use the monitoring equipment.
Robert Shimek says three years of monitoring in northwest Minnesota found it's common for pesticides drift off the fields where they are applied.


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Barron's Buzz: The Bubble in Contemporary Art
Jack Hough has a preview of the upcoming issue of Barron's magazine, including a look at the contemporary-art market. Photo: Christies.
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Killer course: a school for civilian snipers
The would-be warriors at Storm Mountain's Sniper School, not far from where a killer stalks human prey, don't all have their sights set on the same target.
Tom Fitzpatrick, a burly, tattooed ex-Marine who still wears his hair "high and tight," had long regretted not qualifying for the Corps' elite sniper unit. The program, which trains soldiers to fire a bullet into an enemy's brain from more than a mile away, discriminates against smokers like Fitzpatrick. Instead, the military taught him to install telephones.
But several years later, Fitzpatrick, now a telephone repairman in Omaha, Nebraska, found a way to unlock his inner killer. He enrolled in "Basic Counter-Sniper," a five-day course on deadly force offered by the Storm Mountain Training Center.
Getting into this Andover for assassins in Elk Garden, West Virginia, just a few hours drive from the stalking ground where, at presstime, nine innocents have been picked off while going about their daily routine, posed no problem for Fitzpatrick. He paid the tuition of $495 (recently raised to $695, not including ammo) and furnished Storm Mountain with a background check and a reference letter from his minister (who happens to be his wife's best friend). Then he and a buddy from work piled their guns and gear into a rented Dodge Durango and drove 1,100 miles in 17 hours to Storm Mountain's cloistered 208-acre compound in the Allegheny Mountains.
Meanwhile, Detective Brian Vice of the Moss Point, Mississippi, Police Department faced greater obstacles before he could join the ranks of would-be snipers. The mayor of Moss Point rejected Vice's request for a scholarship, calling the five-day course an "extravagance." But Vice, 33, who looks like a young Rhett Butler, stuck to his guns and appealed to the town's aldermen.
A stirring speaker when he suppresses his natural smirk, Vice argued that Moss Point, faced with increased violent crime, desperately needed a trained sharpshooter and already had the tuition money in a police education fund. The aldermen overrode the mayor, voting unanimously to subsidize Vice's lethal studies.
In a country where the right to bear arms is enshrined in the Constitution, where the National Rifle Association regularly cows legislators into voting against practically any gun control laws, learning to kill with long-range rifles is considered not only a useful skill for law enforcement officers
but a legitimate leisure-time activity. The privately operated Storm Mountain Training Center confers on gun lovers what amounts to an advanced degree in high-tech mayhem.
On a rainy Monday morning, Fitzpatrick, Vice, and five other warrior wannabes gather in Storm Mountain's classroom for orientation. The fluorescent-lit basement smells like mothballs, the result of a leak that soaked a swath of beige carpeting. The paneled walls are hung with assorted plaques, photos of war games, and a framed copy of the sniper creed in flowing calligraphy. One stanza reads: "This is our rifle... This rifle is our best friend. It is our life."
While many Americans admit to a fondness for firearms, treating their guns like family dogs, snipers tend to humanize, even romanticize, their rifles. They buy presents for their guns– a fancy scope, a new stock, a leather carrying case. They clean them nightly and lovingly polish all the parts.
Beneath an outwardly disciplined, just-following-orders demeanor, however, their passion for the kill is revealed in poems like Robert W. Baird's "Sniper's Serenity" on the online forum snipercountry.com.
Stay detached, loose and cool,
Time your breathing, remember the rule.
Get them now, kill them clean,
before they can hurt another Marine.
The first dies quick, the second has looked,
that one dies fast, a third has booked.
Number Three goes down, sight on Number Four,
this one's for my Brothers, Brothers of the Corps.
Even now at home, I remember that scene,
the four of them and a young Marine,
I would do it again, once more with pride,
to protect my Marines, the enemy has died.
"Being able to send a projectile down range and knowing that I can hit what I'm aiming at consistently is an art... a way to express myself," explains Danny Basso, a Storm Mountain graduate who now volunteers as an assistant instructor when he's not running his landscaping business.
Lounging in the back of the classroom, wearing camouflage pants and a hunter green T-shirt that reads "SILENT SOULS INFLICT 308 HOLES," Basso estimates that he's returned to the sniper school ten times. "Most of the guys into [sniping]," he says, "are ex-military who miss the camaraderie and being around people who have the same pride as themselves."
At exactly 0900, each student stands up, introduces himself, and reveals his motivation for taking the course.
Matt Domyancic, a former Air Force Cadet, dreams of joining the FBI. Quinn Sieber, a stocky firearms instructor from the Wisconsin State Patrol, wants to pass on sharpshooting skills to his cadets. Fitzpatrick's pal, Paul Circo, a mild-mannered fellow with scant firearms experience, hopes to "prove something" to himself. A shaggy-haired software designer– whom other students soon nickname "The Postman" (as in "going postal")– mumbles something about honing his shooting skills. And an Emergency Medical Technician from Florida says he just wants an out-of-the-ordinary vacation.
After the 12-step-like introductions, Storm Mountain headmaster Rod Ryan marches to a lectern emblazoned with a "No Whining" sign. A decorated former Army sniper and member of Washington D.C.'s SWAT team, Ryan opened the school in 1995, offering classes like Security Profiling–Terrorism Awareness II and Advanced Submachine Gun. His mission: "to help keep police and military guys alive."
Civilians, however, make up the majority of his clients. Asked why he allows civilians to study at Storm Mountain, he replies, "I'm a firm believer that if you are not a criminal, you have the rights described in our Constitution."
Self-described "pro-gunners" routinely defend firearms ownership by citing the Constitution. The Second Amendment clearly grants the right to bear arms, but it connects this right to the maintenance of "a well-regulated militia." Whether America's Founding Fathers, who lived through a brutal war fought on our soil, intended for private citizens to wield high-powered automatic rifles with impunity is a hotly debated question in legal and political circles.
But not in Storm Mountain's classrooms. Ryan launches his lesson by reviewing sniper history, which in the U.S. dates back to the Civil War. (In England, the British Army had established a sharp-shooting "Rifle Brigade" by 1800.)
Today's sniper typically operates in tandem with a "spotter" who calculates the distance to the target and the wind velocity (since a breeze can alter a bullet's trajectory) and conveys this information to the triggerman.
Yet the public image of the sniper as a lone wolf, a sneaky predator who picks off sheep in the middle of the night, remains from an earlier day. "Snipers didn't fit into the American ideal of 'fair fighting,' standing tall like Gary Cooper in High Noon," wrote Jeff Stein in The Washington Post.
In fact, Storm Mountain fretted so much about the sniper's embattled reputation that it added the prefix "counter" to the course's title.
"This guy is not a sniper," Ryan recently told The New York Times, when asked about the Northern Virginia-area terrorist. "He is just a crazed gunman, and he is giving snipers a bad reputation."
"The press labels every nut with a gun a sniper," complains Kent Gooch, a former Army firearms instructor who shares teaching duties with Ryan. "Most of us take great offense at that connotation. This is an honorable profession," he argues, as photos of James Earl Ray and Lee Harvey Oswald flash behind him on a projection screen.
The instructors devote much of the four-hour lesson to sniper strategies. "If you guys ever come across a woman who is a hostage taker, do not cut her any slack!" implores Ryan. "A woman will make a decision, and, by God, she is going to stick to it!" And: "Make your first shot count. Go for the ear. The Mafia has been doing it for years, no mess. Personally, I like the eyes. It's a soft entry point."
To execute with efficiency, Ryan hails the "headshot." Specifically, he recommends aiming for the medulla oblongata, a chestnut-sized part of the brain located at the top of the spinal cord.
"With a headshot, [the target] won't even fart," promises Ryan. "The body's electrical system shuts right down." A ruddy-faced man with a bulldog build and demeanor, Ryan sometimes sounds as if he is preparing troops for battle rather than enabling adults to play GI Joe with long-range rifles and live ammo.
"I don't want to hear in the news that you didn't take the headshot. If you can't take the headshot, get out of this business," he warns. Later he elaborates: "You must look at this as a job. It's a dirty job. People don't want to clean toilets either. But they do– not that human beings are toilets."
Over lunch, cold MREs (meals ready to eat) that look and smell like dog food, Tom Fitzpatrick explains the allure of the sniper lifestyle. In the Marines, he says, "I wanted to be the Rambo, the lone soldier. I'm better in a small team than a large one. That's why I like sniping; it's just you and the spotter. I don't like to rely on people."
Asked why, Fitzpatrick recalls his strained relationship with his father. "My mom and he got divorced before I was born; then my mom passed away when I was eight, and I went to live with my dad. Hunting was the only thing we had in common. I didn't know the guy other than that."
Conversation turns to a chilling training video. In slow motion, sharpshooters can be seen blowing the head off a bank robber who had nudged the muzzle of his pistol into the Adam's apple of a terrified hostage. This image moves some students to wonder whether they have the stomach to take the headshot, but not Fitzpatrick: " I have lots of confirmed kills on animals– elk, deer, prairie dogs. When I first started hunting, I had remorse. I don't anymore. I think I could look at a human target like a deer with a gun in its hands."
Vice nearly gags on the wad of chewing tobacco lodged in his cheek. Unlike the others, he knows what it is to shoot another human being.
A few years back, he was working undercover when a drug dealer put a gun to his head. "I looked him right in the eyes. You can tell everything from the eyes. He broke [eye contact], and I fired first," Vice says soberly. "The only reason I'm here right now is because of a gun, so I guess my kinship with firearms is a little stronger than most."
Turning this ragtag platoon of plebes into sharpshooters vexes Ryan; during the following three days most students fumble in the field. On the firing range, the instructors easily rattle several snipers by screaming in their ears while they try to blast out the brains of a paper thug with one shot. The distracting dialogue gets creative: "Sniper, are you on that target? What's the range? Green light! Green light! Green light! Take the head shot. You're taking too long. There's a snake on your back. Is that your grandfather's rifle you're shooting? What the hell was that? Was that a headshot? Why the f*** did you shoot?"
"Stalking," the art of sneaking up on a target, also confounds the cadets, who must belly-crawl through rattlesnake-infested woods, evade detection, and fire two blanks at instructors stationed at least 100 yards away. To blend in with the bush, the students wear snug, sweaty ghillie suits. These hooded camouflage cassocks are covered in shredded and stringy mesh and adorned with leaves, shrubbery, and wildflowers. The men also smear camouflage makeup on their faces. Still, few accomplish their objective without being spotted.
"This is not a long-range rifle class. This is a f**king sniper course," fumes Ryan, red-faced. "Look, two friends of mine were killed in Somalia. I cannot lower my standards."
Vice often earns the wrath of instructors for insubordination. Against orders, he helps less capable students survive a stalk, an exercise meant to test each man's mettle. Nevertheless, Vice continues to secretly guide others through the backwoods.
"I was a Boy Scout, but I was no boy scout. Always in trouble," he says with a chuckle during a cigarette break by a mountain stream. "The one thing I gain from this is the knowledge and self-confidence to take a person who's not that familiar with a rifle, focus in on him, and help him to achieve what needs to be done."
As the temperature climbs above 80 degrees, even Vice feels fatigued. He greedily sucks on his canteen, heeding Ryan's repeated warning to drink plenty of water: "Some of you will fall to heat casualty. If you are a heat casualty, you will get an IV, maybe two." The policy stems from an incident a few years ago when a student suffered heat stroke. He was found face down by Ryan's German shepherd, Yogi.
When Fitzpatrick complains of a headache after a grueling two-hour hike, Ryan orders a mandatory IV. "This is tougher than boot camp," Fitzpatrick gripes as the EMT from Florida jabs a needle into his forearm.
The course gets no easier for Fitzpatrick. On the final exam, he trips and falls during the graded stalk, damaging the 24 X "Super Sniper" scope on his Savage .308 caliber rifle. He hits only 20 percent of the man-shaped metal targets during the crucial live fire test. Only Fitzpatrick and his pal Circo fail the course, earning none-too-consoling "Certificates of Attendance."
"I used to want to be a sniper, but after what I've been through, I don't know if I could survive three days on a stalk," moans a crestfallen Fitzpatrick.
Despite his disappointment, Fitzpatrick contends that the course significantly improved his outlook on life. "It made me mentally stronger," he says later from his home in Omaha, where he's training to compete in a bare-knuckled, no-holds-barred ultimate fighting exhibition.
"When people hooked up wires wrong at work, I used to get irate. But I made mistakes at sniper school that really affected me. Now, if I show someone something once, and they don't get it, I'll show them again and again. I think patience comes from the stalk, when you work and work and work to get in position for that one shot."
In hindsight, Detective Vice also considers the course beneficial: "I knew how to use a weapon, but I didn't know the tactics for deploying it. Now that I've gone through the certification process, if any questions are brought up [after a shooting], I have proof that I'm not some Joe Shmoe off the street with a rifle."
Still, Vice questions the wisdom of allowing civilians to take a course "with one purpose and one purpose only: killing a human being." "In a perfect world," he says, "civilians shouldn't be there."
Tom Fitzpatrick, for one, toyed with the idea of shedding his civilian status. Vice invited him to apply for a position with the Moss Point Police Department.
"I'd love to do police work," says Fitzpatrick, who may one day sit for the entry exam. "Then there'll be two snipers in Moss Point. I just have to go back to school and get my certificate."
David Wallis contributes to many publications including The Washington Post, where an early version of this story appeared in 2000. He is the founder of the Featurewell syndication service.


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