THEY WERE LUCKY THAT DAY...BECAUSE THEY WERE WITH ME...DAVE...OF DAVE'S SIMPLE SPOT******************************************************************************************************************************************************* GLOCK-27 .40 11+1 VERY NICE AND YES I OWN ONE
5/9/10
Operational risk management
The term Operational Risk Management (ORM) is defined as a continual cyclic process which includes risk assessment, risk decision making, and implementation of risk controls, which results in acceptance, mitigation, or avoidance of risk. ORM is the oversight of operational risk, including the risk of loss resulting from inadequate or failed internal processes and systems, human factors, or from external events. I live by this and you should too......DAVE
GOT THIS GOOD VIDEO FROM SOMEONE SO HERE IT IS .....
FIRST..MY STORY.......WELL WHILE IN THE MIDDLE EAST SOME 23 YEARS AGO I WAS IN A VERY BAD VEHICLE WRECK I REMEMBER IT LIKE IT HAPPENED YESTERDAY .....I WAS IN A M1008 REINFORCED MILITARY TRUCK LIKE THE ONE PICTURED...5 SOUL'S ON BOARD..THE OTHER VEHICLE A SMALL 1/4 TON PICKUP HAD 2 SOUL'S ON BOARD
DON'T KNOW WHAT THERE INTENTION WAS WHO KNOWS ......I DO KNOW THEY RAN A STOP SIGN AT HIGH RATE OF SPEED ..RIGHT AT ME AND MY CREW....WELL I HIT THEM AT THERE DRIVER'S DOOR.....[T-BONE IF YOU MAY]..... AT 55 TO 65 MPH ...THEY WERE IN A SMALL PICKUP......YOU KNOW THE OUTCOME DRIVER DEAD ON IMPACT PASSENGER SHORTLY AFTER......BOTH VEHICLES WERE TOTALED
I ON THE OTHER HAND HAD MY SEAT BELT ON AND JUST WALKED AWAY ....THE CAPT NEXT TO ME HURT BAD BUT ALIVE 3 MORE IN BACK VERY BANGED UP BUT ALIVE ONE WENT INTO SHOCK.....I BELIEVE TO THIS DAY THAT I WOULD HAVE BEEN KILLED THAT DAY DID I NOT HAVE MY SEAT BELT ON .....I DO REALIZED THAT I AM ONE LUCKY SON OF A BITCH FOR ALL THE SHIT I HAVE DONE OR BEEN IN AND LIVE TO TELL.............IS IT LUCK ? OR JUST ORM, SAFETY OR GOOD TRAINING I BELIEVE SOME OF EACH*****ONCE AGAIN******
BUCKLE UP MY FRIEND AND BE SAFE *****DON'T RELY ON LUCK*****
ALL OF MY CREW MADE A COMPLETE RECOVERY