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We (some of my brother's I served with) call these guys a "Walt". I think it was one of the comrades from great Britain who came up with that. I wish I had a dollar for every fake Legionnaire i've met. They were all special something, or elite thingy... Nobody ever claims that he was a cook or a mechanic there. All were HALO/HAHO super commandos. Until you ask the most basic things...
We (some of my brother's I served with) call these guys a "Walt". I think it was one of the comrades from great Britain who came up with that. I wish I had a dollar for every fake Legionnaire i've met. They were all special something, or elite thingy... Nobody ever claims that he was a cook or a mechanic there. All were HALO/HAHO super commandos. Until you ask the most basic things...
And speaking of the Legion Estrangere..........
Might be a little 'off topic', but do you ever visit the Cervens.Net French Foreign Legion Forum?
Many of the members there are current (or prior) Legionnaires. Lot's of good information and discussion is shared..
If YOU didn't earn it, DON'T wear it. It's really just that simple.
To claim you are "honoring" a family member is just a farce. It's actually disrespectful. They would NOT want you wearing something that takes blood, sweat and tears to EARN.
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MEANING OF "FTW"
Going to let you guys in on an inside secret that only a few of us know. We usually don't tell outsiders our secrets but since we are all just buddys, here is the real meaning. (LEO please don't let on i told you.) It really is a religious patch meaning "Follow The Word." Hope i don't get killed for spilling our secret.
I know Cervens NEt since a long time, never made it to sign up, tho. I am already online way too much as for now. I am moderator "saarbaer" on a german speaking site, and that takes a lot of time. http://lalegion.ch/index.php
I know Cervens NEt since a long time, never made it to sign up, tho. I am already online way too much as for now. I am moderator "saarbaer" on a german speaking site, and that takes a lot of time. http://lalegion.ch/index.php
sprechender deutscher nimmt viel zeit, oder mabigung der kampfe?
Deutsch lernen war für mich einfach. Ich heiratete eine.
Originally Posted by JLuns
Just wondering what some of the patches mean and what they mean to clubs.
This 3 piece patch means I'm a Vietnam Veteran and I ride a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. I just finished it and haven't had it sewed on yet. You won't see a center patch like this one.
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Jun 5, 2015 at 10:20 AM.
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