樓主前言: $ J \; Y2 S0 N; d# I: _4 f$ W是男人的!大多當過兵!(部分例外...) & D3 @- {8 t* w& O$ C& H2 C* b在下在此分享"不知忘了從哪來"的美軍士兵手冊 0 z6 Q2 S# p3 N0 \1 X大家就看一看!增加點樂趣~!: H- q1 j* v+ H0 `
(有些...不只是戰場上有用~!各位自行領悟!) 8 _- p* P8 h8 v( |-----------------------(我是分行線)---------------------------- : f- z! l8 v2 W1. You are not a superman. - M! y; j3 U0 e& [+ s你不是超人。(不要無謂的冒險、不要做傻事)+ J/ t; ^# K$ E
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2. If it''s stupid but works,it isn''t stupid.! n8 G9 e6 P- M; e2 N7 Y
如果一個蠢方法有效,那它就不是一個蠢方法。 7 d7 H- n$ A. ^. u( Z6 f/ ?' E 1 b# M p1 E/ ?3 ~# v6 |3.Don''t look conspicuous - it draws fire. (This is why aircraft carriers are called “Bomb Magnets”.)0 y' n! W5 i% t3 p) ?1 z
不要太顯眼,因為那會引來對方火力攻擊。(這就是航母被稱為“炸彈磁鐵”的原因。)* B8 ^" l4 u, C
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4. Never share a foxhole with anyone braver than you are. 9 K0 h! f. D3 A2 B1 V2 h9 Q* }% e0 X別和比你勇敢的戰友躲在同一個散兵坑里。( H9 v2 ]8 N& c! \ `8 m; a9 n
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5. Never forget that the lowest bidder made your weapon.* l0 |# ?, m0 s6 [1 Y
別忘了你手上的武器是由最低价的承包商得標制造的。+ o- L3 i0 L5 ?2 Q& S2 M8 ]1 v
9 w; `/ R; V6 [ c' {( j6. If your attack is going really well,it''s an ambush.; y9 @+ }7 r* d+ q1 M! T
如果你的攻擊進行得很順利,那一定是你中了圈套。4 Y) N' d" m* q
0 H: H1 k+ T% K4 ]7 d7. All five-second grenade fuses will burn down in three seconds. - E/ r8 K) ^$ V# _4 N( C所有五秒的手榴彈引線都會在三秒內燒完。 7 H6 c: [3 d( `' }# p 2 D6 g# O" A! B% `; _7 G! m+ L0 U; a8. Try to look unimportant because bad guys may be low on ammo.2 n& W( @7 }1 y: f8 }
盡量顯得是一個無關緊要的人,因為敵人可能彈葯不夠了。(他會先打最重要的人) & s9 |( Z) t- t; g/ F0 l4 d# P7 W, L; L
9. If you are forward of your position,the artillary will fall short. " R1 Y* E! F: q每當你要攻擊前進時,炮兵往往也快要用完了炮彈。 4 ~% c0 p, q) `- m7 h , o' G. q3 K/ T% T0 _0 \/ i10. The enemy diversion you are ignoring is the main attack. 8 k5 ~$ b% ~- K: n那支你以為是敵軍疑兵而不加注意的部隊恰恰就是敵人的攻擊主力。 8 c+ o2 F/ S" d# E# f% h6 W 1 r) i# j# w/ h/ C" ]. a. V3 \# v+ J11. The important things are always simple. # \$ m9 ~) t# |. a3 s* G8 E重要的事總是簡單的。 ( N- I% i( B% _- ]1 \7 T - Q& F1 O3 ~! B* T" ^12. The simple things are always hard. & X' E3 ^/ J) g9 Q. O9 k簡單的事總是難作到。 - \5 ?4 i2 f; j# M9 H8 A 1 i# _ y" ]6 o3 v! y; M13. The easy way is always mined.8 |4 @* B7 n1 H- x9 F" U4 M
好走的路總是已被敵軍布上了地雷。: Q, C2 F' _# e3 g! u; ]
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14. If you are short of everything except enemy. You are in combat. 2 n; ~1 h% p, H如果你除了敵人不缺,其它什么都缺,那你往往就要面臨作戰了。5 p; x! ]' i9 ^3 W& u/ n( [: v
+ }/ |' A+ i% w# Y) w4 t( Q% I1 F15. Incoming fire has the right of way. 4 i9 Q8 O1 V8 l; T8 O飛來的子彈有优先通行權。(擋它的道你就要倒大楣!) , d, w+ h1 A) u* V5 D/ N% |6 c# i6 ]6 F" x! d) X7 _" ]' f5 R
16. If the enemy is in range, SO ARE YOU!!! / I4 ]9 P5 b& q% f' r1 g如果敵人正在你的射程內,別忘了你也在他的射程內。 ) r; k+ ^8 v: q) z" w$ o$ U! U) t& E7 L# @7 _* m" D
17. No combat ready unit has ever passed inspections.5 L( @+ ^% H3 k
從沒有一支完成戰備的單位能通過校閱。 - H0 ~* @/ _, d6 } , t# J4 I' B% C7 a18. Things that must be together to work usually can''t be shipped together.' k$ k; }7 B. x e( i7 s
必須要裝配在一起才能發揮效力的武器裝備通常不會一起運來。* @1 R2 z8 x' |" T( ?6 M- d4 a
5 S& O- V8 x8 U) R# j$ ]19. Radio''s will fail as soon as you need fire support desperately.) R9 O0 K- a: x5 \3 C: I
無線電通訊會有可能在你急需火力支援時失靈。 6 i& t( B2 W" S; G ^- C' [: r' w) V! p; i8 F& {6 ^0 L9 ~% k7 j
20. Anything you do can get you shot - including doing nothing. + M5 l7 `6 F) `/ `你作的任何事都可能挨槍子兒 -- 包括你什么都不做。' L S: n( b1 N( K
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21. Tracers work both ways. ! H4 P L) a/ ?9 X$ }# [8 X曳光彈可以幫你找到敵蹤﹔但也會讓敵人找到你。9 B6 ?$ s# o2 ]6 _8 e$ n
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22. The only thing more accurate than incoming enemy fire is incoming friendly fire. , F% Q* Y8 k+ c0 Y/ g: G; p唯一比敵人火力還精确的是友軍打過來的炮火。(誤射) 1 X7 W( ?: X5 C2 T. C) g6 S4 @ : ~- G1 a, Q8 {23. Make it tough for the enemy to get in and you can''t get out. 7 C" v/ l* R# k$ o& h當你防守嚴密到敵人攻不進來時,那往往你自己也打出不去。 3 d" i1 {$ R @; f : X9 _4 N5 g9 ~24. If you take more than your fair share of objectives, you will have more than your fair share of objectives to take.% ~3 M1 x4 h$ E$ ^9 {
如果你多報戰功,那下次你會被給予超過你能力的目標讓你去打。(自討苦吃) 6 b5 A2 X: u% {3 G/ j( c) _3 o! g# I& t6 r7 E; r0 R' I# J' }
25. When both sides are convinced that they are about to lose, they are both right. 4 S: Q* ` e7 W1 {6 I+ h- @當兩軍都覺得自己快輸時,那他們可能都是對的。 ! X; U$ V1 G' v% B Q+ r# c3 g. I# J 2 Z' y7 s8 E0 e) u0 ^26. Professional soldiers are predictable but the world is full of amateurs. * K- ]3 ]! t& J2 G4 {專業士兵的行為是你能預測的,可惜戰場上業余的士兵占多數,因此敵人的行為大部分是你所無法預測的。