#robinsage

Using RobinSage AVI.

🌊🌀🍃✨🙏"#HowWellDewWeKnowOurEnemy Ever heard of #RobinSage.. Well I didn't til our brother sitting on side of me told me #jadehelm15 is RobinSage onna mass level.. Said in 2001-02 he was in #NorthCarolina kidnapping ppl.. Raiding farms.. Said he remembers a fat white guy crynin cause they took his pigs.. Said he felt like shyt and his squad members called him pussies for caring bout others.. Here's an insert of an article on it.. 👉👉 The Army Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC) culminates in an unconventional warfare exercise known as Robin Sage.  Robin Sage has been the concluding event of the Special Forces course for over 40 years.  It is held in central North Carolina in the fictional country called "Pineland". The Robin Sage exercise is preceded with instruction on unconventional warfare.  The Special Forces students learn the components and nuances of unconventional warfare to include guerrila warfare, insurgency, sabotage and subversion. As a result of their knowledge of how to conduct unconventional warfare and provide support to insurgents Special Forces Soldiers are ideally suited to be deployed to conflicts involving counterinsurgency. The students begin the exercise with a mission planning phase that will last several days. The students are organized into 12-man operational detachments and assigned planning and living areas where they do their mission analysis, preparation, planning and coordination. This mission analysis is commonly referred to as "isolation". They review their operations order and formulate their plans for infiltration into "Pineland", establishing contact with a resistance force, training the resistance force (or guerrillas, underground, and auxialiary), and the conduct of follow-on combat operations. The exercise takes part over a large area of North Carolina and has the support of many of the local communities.  In fact, many civilians in the exercise area play the part of guerrillas, supporters, and leaders of the resistance. The exercise area sometimes includes as many as fifteen different counties in central North Carolina. 💁Sponsored By The #UpCommunity"-@Raspy_Rawls🙏✨🍃🌀🌊