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Originally Posted by Trip_Wire
Yes, I understand what you are saying here. I'd just like a little clarification on your discription of a so called "civilian" status.
I served over 30 years in the Air Force Reserve & ANG & Regular Army & reserve to include time in the Rangers and over ten years in SF. I also retired from a Sheriff's department as a Lt. after 34 years of service. (King County Sheriff, Seattle, WA)
Since I'm retired from all of these things and spend my time enjoying my retirements I guess most people would class me as a civilian, since I'm no longer on any type of active duty, etc.
As a "Civilian?" I carry a concealed weapon (Pistol) any time I leave my residance, I also always have a folding knive on my person as well. (Benchmark - Emerson CQC7)
I always have an HK .45 with light attached on my nightstand, next to my bed.
So, as a "civilian," how does my "mindset" differ from yours, in non military duty related things?  |
Sir I hardly consider you a civilian 
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