Orangutans Joining the Army at Unprecedented Rate Posted on April 22, 2012 by NavyOne Babahrot, Indonesia — A member of the Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Program holds a 2-year-old, orphaned orangutan named Rahul after it was confiscated from a small village on the edge of the Tripa Peat forest, where wildfires are feared to have already killed a third of the wild orangutan population. This was the second orangutan rescue this week, highlighting the need for urgent action to prevent local extinction. TwitterFacebookEmailDiggStumbleUponTumblrGoogle +1 Related posts: Goin’ Fishing with Elmo Elmo, a 4-day-old baby orangutan, sort of... Joining the Navy as a 29 Year-Old Today’s novel navel noodling comes from a... Guess Who Is Joining the Marine Corps? Katy Perry, Marine? Jarheads, you have a...
I was a Radarman, but his eyes look a lot like ours after 10 or 15 hours of GQ and watching the scope. Not so much now days, but back then…wow!
At least they are trying to do something… sigh
The Army is short on officer supply, I guess.
I think he looks a little like most guys in your old rate. What were you again, an APE2?
I was a Radarman, but his eyes look a lot like ours after 10 or 15 hours of GQ and watching the scope. Not so much now days, but back then…wow!
10-15 hours of GQ? Sounds like that would do it!