[PandM]

Amazing. Thankfully the Marine will be alright.
I'm glad the cretins were caught and hope they will be going away for a very long time.

A U.S. Marine officer has told the incredible story of how he survived a street robbery by plugging bullet holes in his body with his fingers.
Lieutenant Colonel Karl Trenker, 29, of Miramar, Florida, was shot three times as he confronted two men who had stolen a gold chain from him.
He said he used his battlefield training from Afghanistan and Iraq to stem blood from chest wounds by shoving his finger into the gaping wound.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2079107/Marine-Karl-Trenker-shot-Craigslist-sale-turned-heist-plugged-holes-fingers-told-kids-hed-fine.html

 

[vmtcmt]

:jawdrop

 

[Jake]

:jawdrop

:yepthat

 

[Mike the Marine]

Haven't read the article yet but, a 29 year old Lieutenant Colonel? Either that's an amazing jump through the ranks or a typo. Lol.  

 

[vmtcmt]

Comments under the article from people that claimed to know him say he is 48, 29 years in the Marine Corps.

 

[Mike the Marine]

Comments under the article from people that claimed to know him say he is 48, 29 years in the Marine Corps.

That sounds about right. Even though some one who is 25 is and old man in the Corps.

 

[Guest]

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[Mad Russian]

Spam. Don't pay attention to that post.

 

[muskoday]

How does "strict gun control" help stop criminals from shooting innocent people?

By controling your weapon to stop your assailant of course. By "strict gun control" he must mean dead on, steady aim.

 

[NorthForkSportsman]

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