by Spanktron9 » Tue 26 Aug 2008, 12:36:11
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Farknight', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'Y')eah special forces are certainly a different breed. Perhaps I was wrong on this topic, but I certainly believe a lot of people in the military live in a very sheltered world. My only experience was as a reservist in the Australian Army. The regulars I met and trained with were often some of the most pathetic individuals I've ever met. Very good at being infantry, just had absolutely no idea about anything else.
Years ago while still in Law Enforecement I arrested a drunken pool service cleaner guy in a pick-up. He turned out to be Russian. I thoroughly searched him, handcuffed him behind his back, double locked and secured in the back seat cage for transport. Along the way the guy handed the handcuffs back to me under the cage hole as I drove. We then had a great conversation as he also showed me the knife he had secreted in his ?
Anyway he was former Spetsnaz and I have never had anyone else other than an extremely anorexic (and totally insane) young women with wrists like a twig, get the handcuffs off. Double locked hinged S&W cuffs are impossible. This guy had BIG wrists. Luckily he was a cool guy who, like many Russians, liked his Vodka. I never did see how he did it as he would say he'd be killed if he showed any "secrets", even in Amerika. He seemed dead serious on this point.
Wow. That would have been a frightening moment. As you said, luckily he was a nice guy.