Stack Addicts - Funny CQB Veteran Tee
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Stack Addicts - Funny CQB Veteran Tee
Housekeeping knocks and announces. Two mistakes. Out since 2011, he still checks the corners before the bag hits the bed. Room service shows up at 0712. He stacks on the door alone and waits for a squeeze that is not coming. Room clear: one club sandwich, $18.46, no hostiles. A room clearing shirt for the veteran who ran CQB and never quite stood down.
THE DEBRIEF
Four identical operators in line art, helmeted and gas-masked, closing single file on an empty doorframe. Point man aims, muzzle on the jamb. Two and three each have a hand on the shoulder ahead. Four has both hands on his rifle, so the squeeze never started. STACK ADDICTS arches overhead, ROOM SERVICE WITH A BANG curves below, both distressed.
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QUESTIONS FROM THE BACK
How to clear a room military style?
As a team. Stack on the door, go on the squeeze, get through the doorway fast, and each man takes his corner and his sector until the room is called clear. None of it is required to collect a tray.
What is considered an operator in the military?
Strictly, a member of a special operations unit, and the word sticks hardest to the assaulters in those units. Everyone else uses it to rib the guy with the most patches on his vest. Wear this to the range and at least one stranger will call you an operator. About half of them mean it.
What are nods in military slang?
Night observation devices: the night vision that mounts on a helmet and flips down over the eyes in the dark. Flip them up to read the room service menu.
