It can't get any worse than accidentally burning Korans, right? Right?

[Siege]

I don't butcher. I combat terrorists while operating under the Rules of Engagement issued to me by my chain of command, and I enforce those rules whithin my unit.

[Razgovory]

Presumably so did Sgt. Bales.

[Phillip V]

Its going to be fun to work with the Afghans when we deploy.
I wonder if I can still smell danger like I used to be.
"Smelling danger" is the art of listening to your subscouncious mind.
Every time I feel something is wrong, something is wrong.
But you have to be able to separate the signals your subcouncious picks up from your natural suspicions.

'The United States Navy has started a program to investigate how members of the military can be trained to improve their "sixth sense," or intuitive ability, during combat and other missions.

The idea for the project comes in large part from the testimony of troops in Iraq and Afghanistan who have reported an unexplained feeling of danger just before they encountered an enemy attack or ran into an improvised explosive device, Navy scientists said.'

http://atwar.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/03/27/navy-program-to-study-how-troops-use-intuition/

[Razgovory]

And I thought that the sixth sense was proprioception.

[CountDeMoney]

'The United States Navy has started a program to investigate how members of the military can be trained to improve their "sixth sense," or intuitive ability, during combat and other missions.

The idea for the project comes in large part from the testimony of troops in Iraq and Afghanistan who have reported an unexplained feeling of danger just before they encountered an enemy attack or ran into an improvised explosive device, Navy scientists said.'

The only sixth sense a sailor needs in the Navy is knowing when a Marine is staring at his ass.

[katmai]

Trick question. Answer is always.