Comments by "Ginny Jolly" (@ginnyjollykidd) on "CrocodileTear" channel.

  1. My little sister was a veteran having served in the Army National Guard. In her basic training, having gained sharpshooter status, she couldn't run fast (like all us sisters) because she had short legs. She apologized to the colonel there who said, "That's all right, Soldier, I'd rather have someone fighting beside me." What a guy! He knew what it was like being a soldier and appreciated all their efforts and talents! I'd want him to be my Colonel. Then again, had I been in the service, I'd be proud to have my sister be my Drill Sergeant and/or my Master Sergeant.
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  2.  Nicolas d'Avout  Troll
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  3. I'm glad to see these soldiers connected by the pictures. I think that's often what happens: the respect one soldier gives another whether friend or foe. In a way, this man and other soldiers who looted their enemy dead became the stewards of their belongings. And this gentleman and many others strive to bring the belongings back to the families of the soldiers. Were it not for looting, these keepsakes might never have returned to the families of the soldiers.
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  4. War is Hell, a sentiment echoed by many a military fighter. Soldiers have the most intimate perspective that no one else can share. But soldiers are people, and each comes to terms with it uniquely.
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