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(#8) Snipers Who Point Their Barrels Out Windows
From Redditor /u/ThaGerm1158:
Snipers don't stick the barrel... out the damn window. Hollywood does it so they can see and film them in a dramatic fashion.
Exactly the opposite thing you want in actual combat.
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(#19) When A Subordinate Talks Back To A High-Ranking Officer
From Redditor /u/barajaj:
Hate it when a subordinate, usually enlisted, talks back to a high-ranking officer and makes him/her do something out of the ordinary because it will save the mission.
That sh*t rarely happens. We usually just shut the f*ck up and follow instructions. Sure, if something is dangerous we speak up, but always respectfully.
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(#2) Everything About 'The Hurt Locker’
From Redditor /u/Outlaw0311:
The entire movie that is The Hurt Locker. I don't have enough time in my day to explain that giant pile of steaming horsesh*t.
Language. NCOs aren't called "Sir." A female officer isn't called "Sir."... The list goes on and on.
Saluting without a cover on, indoors.
Uniforms. Jesus f*ck, look at Google for 10 minutes...
The Michael Bay Fireball Explosion when a hand grenade detonates - it doesn't look like that.
From Redditor /u/Full_metal_pants077:
Everything between the credits of The Hurt Locker.
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(#22) When People Are On Patrol, They Walk Too Closely Together
From Redditor /u/Steam-Crow:
Every movie when they are patrolling or walking somewhere, they are way too close to each other, and having a goddamn [loud] conversation.
Shut the f*ck up and spread out.
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(#18) Scenes Around Atomic Reactors Where No One Gets Radiation Sickness
From Redditor /u/sixft7in:
Former Navy nuclear reactor operator here. One doesn't have a fight scene next to/atop a reactor and expect to avoid [perishing] by radiation sickness...
From Redditor /u/sicvita07:
Current Navy nuclear operator... literally anything to do with nuclear power or naval combat. Regardless of what's going on... we're still just taking logs.
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(#17) Nearly 'Anything Involving Fixed-Wing Aircraft'
From Redditor /u/just_dave:
Pretty much anything involving fixed-wing aircraft: how they fly, capabilities, tactics, [tools] used against them, etc. Absolutely f*cking absurd.
Case in point: Behind Enemy Lines. That scene when Owen Wilson is flying a hornet and gets [fired] at by a [surface-to-air projectile]... [T]he thing is f*cking chasing him around for five minutes doing loops and flying through tunnels and sh*t. Not a f*cking chance. Those missiles are going supersonic, and while they can pull more G's than a fighter jet, at that speed it looks like more of a gradual curve. If it misses the first time, it's gone...
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