u/HamzaAAC

Ayı vb yabani hayvanların bulunabildiği bir dağ yürüyüş yolunda kamp yapmak istiyorum ve yanımda bir bıçak taşımak ıstiyorum. Internette kampla alakali bir bilgi bulamadım genel yasaya dahil gibi. Taşıyacağım bıçak kılıflı ve büyük keskin kısmı 17 cm bıçağın tamamı 30 cm civarı ve kılıflı. Kan oluğu da mevcut. Dağda, kampta yanımda Taşısam sıkıntı olur mu?

Im aware this was asked many times in the sub. Some of it was 5+ years old and legionnaires that replied served in early 2000s. So I sort of summed the questions up.

1. Is it overly strict compared to other regiments? Some people said it was like a prison

2. So basically majority of the people I found says they got little to none free time and almost no free weekends on their first year. Is it like this with the rest of the legion?

3. From what I read only people who fell for the propaganda and thought the 2rep was best or people who barely passed selection and had no other regiments avaliable choose the 2rep

4. Although 2rep is a rapid response force I've heard that they were less likely to go on Peacekeeping or similar deployments because it's cheaper/effecient to use normal infantry.

5. I've heard that people get fucked up knees/backs in 2REP because static jumping was shit and 2REP jumped a lot closer to the surface than any other regiments in the world. Is it something avoidable?

6. People said that they were almost no volunteers, constant hazing and a guy even said they weren't even given gun cleaning kits and toilet paper ( but he served in 90s to early 2000s )

Im aiming for GCP. So I can endure a lot. Both physically and mentally. But it wouldn't be bad to go out on the weekends, get a laptop etc. 5-8 years a lot of time.

This is something I wasn't able to find much reliable information on. But I have something like this:

4 Months Of Field Service: Deployments, Major exercises.

4 Months Of Garrison Duties: Training, Guarding etc.

2 Months Of Operation Sentinelle

And last 2 months Leave (45 days) and stuff etc.

The list is not chronological nor the duties consecutive.

Im mostly interested on 2REP but can someone who already served or have reliable information inform me about this?

Of course it can differ from regiment to regiment or from speciality to speciality but I just want to have an idea of what does a legionnaire do in a year.

Im not religious since I was 14 (im 19) though I've met with philosophy later on. I was born in a single mother home with obviously not that good of a financial situation and my father is irresponsible as fuck.

I cant exactly fit myself into a category but I'd say i go between nihilism and absurdism. And I try to live a stoic life.

I'm not gonna deceive myself with how "beautiful" life is. The world is fucked. and most of the humans are just Braindead. Or blinded by "Nationalism,Religion" and other stupid ideals. Thats why i probably wouldn't bring a child into this world. If I ever get married.

I dont owe anyone anything. And most of the connection I have with my "family" is just by blood.

But still, I think suicide is just stupid. At least before your forties. Sure I didn't choose to be born, but i still did. No amount of whining will change that unless you have the balls to end it early on.

So while im still here why should I live a miserable life?

And i dont just talk about "Money" "Being a good Person" or "Being Loved". Im talking about being alive. Not just living.

I see life like a game or a show of sorts. Like in a game I have choices and actions that could make my life exciting, or miserable.

I pretty much finished the tutorial and what would I from now on is in my hands. Im planning on joining the French foreign legion. I believe it can make my life a lot more exciting. And I can learn to appreciate things that I can do normally. I want to get a house in a rural area after my contract ends, and I'll see what I can do from there. But one thing is certain. There's no way I'll be living past my late forties. Unless there would be something or someone that is worth living. Which i doubt will be.

I wanna live life not for others but for myself. For the Adventure, For the Pleasure. I'd rather have a meaningful death than a meaningless life. And this "Meaning" doesn't have to be some "Noble" cause. It doesn't have to be something that I would get praised by others. Fuck em.

As long as it's a death I can make peace with, and a life that was worth living.

I workout and interested in martial arts. Sure it doesn't matter but like a perk in a game these are gonna be beneficial for my life. That's pretty much how I see things.

I can watch a show, play a game, or have fun without needing an "ultimate goal" or a "meaning"

My big brother and my cousin both are pretty dark nihilists (ironically the only two people that I can be "ride or die"s with). And I've been in this sub long enough to understand the talking points. ( though im not gonna lie it was mostly whining )

So im curious if anyone can relate or has similar world views.

And not gonna lie I had to put my thoughts into words.

Mesem'den hem mezun oldum hem de ustalık belgesi aldım. Meslek lisesi mezunları askerliği 6 yıla kadar uzatabiliyor tarzi birşey görmüştüm. Mesem buna dahil mi? Ve bu tecil işlemini en geç ne zaman ve nasıl yapmalıyım?

Despite being from 1977, this spacecraft, though mostly junk, is still functioning and capable of providing us with this much data. It's technology from 50 years ago. So why don't we, with today's technology, launch one or more spacecraft specifically designed for interstellar space to learn more about our universe?