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Does any body know anything about them... I'm headed over there as a civy and would like to know?
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Watch yourself over there. I would be more worried about explosive devices and firearms in the hands of crazies than I would about knives. What are you going to use the knife for? You may wish to purchase a knife locally to use during your stay. A SAK is always useful as a versatile pocket tool and just about universally legal to carry. If you need large knives for cooking, etc., you may wish to purchase them locally for use during your stay. You will probably get a better price, especially if you offer an Iraqi merchant American greenbacks!Does any body know anything about them... I'm headed over there as a civy and would like to know?
As far as pocket carry knives are concerned you should be good with anything customs will allow you to ship. This includes just about any folding knife. I'm unsure what the rules are pertaining to civilians and autos. Of course, what you are allowed to carry will primarily be restricted by what your role is. Are you heading over as a contractor working on one of the FOBs? If so, there is usally a small variety of folders available at the PX depending on which FOB you are at. The variety at JBB, and Liberty (VBC complex) are pretty decent. The others are a bit samller variety.
Murph
Go to your superior officer. As an infantryman, my command wouldn't let me carry a Microtech OTF or a 3" BM balisong.
Sheesh. No OTFs or balis, but a full-auto M4 or M240 and fragmentation grenades are okay right?Somebody please explain to me the line of thinking that leads to that kind of policy.
We were'nt issued any frag, nor could we use our mortars... no 40mm either.
Or give them "free shots" at you first, to keep things fair. :barf:
That's how it was for me. Beyond the initial act of invasion, we never went on any offensives. I never understood that.
Sounds like soldiers have no reason to be there then. Soldiers are not cops. :barf: