For some time now, my boys have been putting out wildfires, capturing criminals, saving lost campers, and completing Anything Guy training missions. You may be asking yourself what an Anything Guy is. They are Navy, Army, Air Force, Coast Guard, policemen, and firefighters all in one. It's serious business. When Jack packed his Anything Guy hat for show and tell last week, he started to cry when I told him he was going to need to explain that Anything Guys are a pretend game he plays with his brother. "I don't want to tell them they are pretend, Mama," he wailed.
As mentioned, the boys have official Anything Guy hats. They've also been issued binoculars, walkie talkies, maps, and backpacks. If any readers have suggestions for other fun Anything Guy tools, let me know. I'm talking to you especially, Grandpa. There's even an Anything Guy language filled with Roger Thats, Copy Thats, and Over and Outs.
In the pictures below, the mission was to helicopter in (the climber was a helicopter today), and parachute down to chase the criminals hiding in the forest.
Over and Out!
Ellie, I hear you "Lima Charlie" (loud and clear). For the Anything Guy's next Op, they should consider being a smoke jumpers and help with California wildfires. John could give them a mission brief on a HALO mission to gather intel on some nefarious organization in a distant country. They could a mission debrief with their commander (you) post op.
ReplyDeleteI see Jack landed with his feet apart. We were trained to keep our feet and knees together and do a PLF. (Parachute landing fall)
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