[yoopr]

Originally Posted by classicxl

yoopr why dont you post that kbr website

because

Not being smart but if they're really interested they can find it for themselves.

[classicxl]

people seemed interested and there should be some good info on there site i would think for people interested in putting there life on the line for some money

[yoopr]

Originally Posted by classicxl

people seemed interested and there should be some good info on there site i would think for people interested in putting there life on the line for some money

Read your PM

[Douglas]

Originally Posted by yoopr

that alone will disqualify you-Don't need people like you over there.
Curious-How old are you?

19.

[Douglas]

Originally Posted by yoopr

because

Not being smart but if they're really interested they can find it for themselves.

I'm not interested right now, but I probably have already found it at some point or another. They don't give good info. though.

[yoopr]

Originally Posted by Douglas

I'm not interested right now, but I probably have already found it at some point or another. They don't give good info. though.

You're not even old enough to drive in the States and you're right-Website doesn't come close to letting you know about driving in Iraq.

[EasyRolln]

I wonder what kind of equipment you would drive over there? If it's military issue, then be prepared to lose weight in a rolling sauna - no A/C, no heat or sound insulation, so the heat from the trans and the engine will soak into the cab. That's not to mention the 120-130+ degree days. Then if you survive that, you'll have to get past the roadside bombs, being kidnapped, and the increasing threat of being caught in the middle of a civil war. There's not enough money in Iraq to make me want to try it.

[yoopr]

Originally Posted by EasyRolln

I wonder what kind of equipment you would drive over there? If it's military issue, then be prepared to lose weight in a rolling sauna - no A/C, no heat or sound insulation, so the heat from the trans and the engine will soak into the cab. That's not to mention the 120-130+ degree days. Then if you survive that, you'll have to get past the roadside bombs, being kidnapped, and the increasing threat of being caught in the middle of a civil war. There's not enough money or dirty horny military women in Iraq to make me want to try it.

You don't know what you're talking about and you've just been Warned.
I SUGGEST you edit your post before I do.

[yoopr]

no A/C, no heat or sound insulation, so the heat from the trans and the engine will soak into the cab

Don't know where in the World you're getting your info from, probably MSM, but there is A/C and it works just fine thank you.
Only people talking about Civil War in Iraq are people here in the States for Political reasons

[EasyRolln]

Originally Posted by yoopr

You don't know what you're talking about and you've just been Warned.
I SUGGEST you edit your post before I do.

Spent some time on the Iraq/Kuwati border, and a bit of time in a variety of military trucks behind a gun. Never saw one with A/C or any insulation. The heaters are great for warming up MRE's if you don't get issued a warmer. The tax free money is good, but not worth it. The flies were horrendous in the desert too. Other than that, what else do I not know?