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Originally Posted by MVS2
Hello,
I've read a few times of special forces operators encountering civilians during missions, letting them go, and subsequently facing enemy forces as a result of doing so. This may be secret agent movie stuff, but wouldn't something like a non-lethal, temporarily incapacitating injection work in that situation?
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MVS2,
It's real simple, you comply with our requests (as stated above) and then we might answer.
Then again we might not.
We do not normally discuss current operational techniques, tactics or procedures (TTP’s) and had you been on our board longer than two days and read some you would have figured that out. (You might seek out Ranger haney and ask him, he thinks its ok to discuss Special Operations TTP’s with the general public as long as it lines his pockets with gold.)
This is not military.com or just any special operations website as I’m sure you now understand. We will not allow this board to denigrate into a free for all and will not entertain questions we feel are ill-conceived, unintelligent or fall under the category of techniques, tactics or procedures.
We are not here for anyone’s entertainment or to answer research questions. Had you read the auto email response you received when you registered on ProfessionalSoldiers.com this would have been crystal clear, it’s quite apparent you did not.
And now your post becomes another example of “How not to post on ProfessionalSoliers.com.
Have a very SF day.
Team Sergeant