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樓主前言:
) O5 y/ D( a& t/ L3 C" u, o0 G8 t是男人的!大多當過兵!(部分例外...)
! ~, Q6 \& I N* n' ?在下在此分享"不知忘了從哪來"的美軍士兵手冊
2 X* ?- m8 W$ u2 o' r+ u大家就看一看!增加點樂趣~!6 s7 W" m- i& z% B1 b: s
(有些...不只是戰場上有用~!各位自行領悟!)
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1. You are not a superman.
( |* g% n( J0 W' ]( d% c0 z% q- e你不是超人。（不要無謂的冒險、不要做傻事）2 k" W' ]9 A. R2 H- `
6 T4 @$ W3 T5 | T% V2. If it''s stupid but works，it isn''t stupid.+ }6 y+ w) P. S
如果一個蠢方法有效，那它就不是一個蠢方法。1 c" r8 b( O4 h7 f* j' T3 `
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3.Don''t look conspicuous - it draws fire. (This is why aircraft carriers are called “Bomb Magnets”.)+ q) g+ v% F( E" I
不要太顯眼，因為那會引來對方火力攻擊。（這就是航母被稱為“炸彈磁鐵”的原因。）7 \! p+ k1 r! M$ |0 j
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4. Never share a foxhole with anyone braver than you are.
O& ?: M; v4 z4 r$ k5 ^ y `- A別和比你勇敢的戰友躲在同一個散兵坑里。# f4 T( K& y& q
& {" r# N) D' e7 |5. Never forget that the lowest bidder made your weapon., b* l: r J1 q- G* k, T4 a
別忘了你手上的武器是由最低价的承包商得標制造的。
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6. If your attack is going really well，it''s an ambush.0 _3 E/ |1 Y2 n+ I6 U# k
如果你的攻擊進行得很順利，那一定是你中了圈套。
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7. All five-second grenade fuses will burn down in three seconds.
& P, m/ J5 Z$ U! D所有五秒的手榴彈引線都會在三秒內燒完。
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$ w4 c8 K8 J' m8. Try to look unimportant because bad guys may be low on ammo.& j1 c% B9 y+ W% Y. t
盡量顯得是一個無關緊要的人，因為敵人可能彈葯不夠了。（他會先打最重要的人）" y+ L7 s' w7 ~0 Q
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9. If you are forward of your position，the artillary will fall short.
" \( Y! e) Z; N/ a2 }6 p每當你要攻擊前進時，炮兵往往也快要用完了炮彈。
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10. The enemy diversion you are ignoring is the main attack.
1 G3 P Z$ A2 N1 |) K$ j P" Y/ q3 C那支你以為是敵軍疑兵而不加注意的部隊恰恰就是敵人的攻擊主力。
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3 C+ z! ^, q' g' Z+ |+ ^ |! Y% `0 d7 y11. The important things are always simple.
+ v- U* O u- w M9 [) e" `重要的事總是簡單的。
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12. The simple things are always hard.1 E: O' R* Y8 [. e
簡單的事總是難作到。 p# d6 q) |! B0 } i
, ]6 Y1 j; O0 \+ o) X- U$ \13. The easy way is always mined.9 o; K9 }* e6 j6 j! G$ q1 o
好走的路總是已被敵軍布上了地雷。
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% h! G* r: M1 [2 i2 N14. If you are short of everything except enemy. You are in combat.8 i0 ^4 J5 Q& E' a# a
如果你除了敵人不缺，其它什么都缺，那你往往就要面臨作戰了。
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! U% O& ^4 ?7 B$ {7 e15. Incoming fire has the right of way.
1 l7 |: ]6 L$ @$ a飛來的子彈有优先通行權。（擋它的道你就要倒大楣！）
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16. If the enemy is in range, SO ARE YOU!!!) ?6 X2 E- z6 x: n
如果敵人正在你的射程內，別忘了你也在他的射程內。/ @# t8 b8 I- M$ T1 @+ o; d
( R& c( _) M4 v7 I" m( Q b17. No combat ready unit has ever passed inspections.7 k2 `! E3 @& r7 q- {$ I2 l
從沒有一支完成戰備的單位能通過校閱。
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18. Things that must be together to work usually can''t be shipped together.
3 u6 j; h: r8 F5 A: [必須要裝配在一起才能發揮效力的武器裝備通常不會一起運來。
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1 { Y x( G S$ Z U" ^5 }& x' `19. Radio''s will fail as soon as you need fire support desperately.
; R; j9 L' X1 D' S# g/ l無線電通訊會有可能在你急需火力支援時失靈。% A, ?# X& Y, l- T8 g2 T E
' h! N1 P5 U9 w, |4 K) b* j1 {20. Anything you do can get you shot - including doing nothing.
0 F: B( `1 n U4 L7 }" M5 i你作的任何事都可能挨槍子兒 -- 包括你什么都不做。# [' m" d0 Y) B4 V/ b
( C0 p9 U! M# Q: W9 Y8 Q& l21. Tracers work both ways.% p1 w3 f' p+ v# p- @; \
曳光彈可以幫你找到敵蹤﹔但也會讓敵人找到你。 a" m, G `- e& n/ u
8 F" _+ |" F. t9 o( K* B22. The only thing more accurate than incoming enemy fire is incoming friendly fire.
9 a( c2 h0 d- _* Z. ^' M唯一比敵人火力還精确的是友軍打過來的炮火。（誤射）
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1 o' Q$ N* d& b% p+ T( b+ T9 x23. Make it tough for the enemy to get in and you can''t get out.
/ {) [! Q- q' w0 a( u4 g+ K+ O當你防守嚴密到敵人攻不進來時，那往往你自己也打出不去。+ X( u+ p/ f; t/ Q
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24. If you take more than your fair share of objectives, you will have more than your fair share of objectives to take.% s7 e3 q. K6 D, }
如果你多報戰功，那下次你會被給予超過你能力的目標讓你去打。（自討苦吃）
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. h# c7 H ^. ]5 Z25. When both sides are convinced that they are about to lose, they are both right.
# a% ^; d" {( A. O' ?3 o當兩軍都覺得自己快輸時，那他們可能都是對的。
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26. Professional soldiers are predictable but the world is full of amateurs.
1 s1 @2 O! g# R, C# T專業士兵的行為是你能預測的，可惜戰場上業余的士兵占多數，因此敵人的行為大部分是你所無法預測的。
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發表於 2011-1-18 22:00
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