Rurik forwarded this picture of the Army’s newest vehicle;
I’d hate to hear those troops complain if they get sand in their PUSS-E.
UPDATE: Whoops. Looks like it came from Moonbattery. But at least no one thought of the sand thing yet.
Obama Administration’s PUSS-E
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Where is the armored latte holder?
[…] The PUSS-E […]
They actually are test running those in country now. The national guard put in a request because they said riding in big scary buffalos and uparmored humvees was too difficult for them.
They said this way it was easier to take pictures of the countryside rather then bother with scanning their sector too!!
I couldn’t tell from the specs, but does this thing disintegrate on impact with disgruntled overseas contingency counter-operations participants who may or may not be of non-Christian religious denomination, because you know, you kinda want that to happen to mirror the administration’s new policy on the Middle East. Also, it doesn’t mention the inclusion in the vehicle’s seat box of the State Dept’s new protocol handbook for bowing to foreign heads of state (knee pads and sanitary mouth wipes included)…I think that would be a major selling point…I’m just sayin’.
Actually, I’ve never heard anyone in the mil ask/say you must have sand in your P….oddly it was always sand in your C, which never made any sense to me.