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RE: 24 hours with no sleep
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Sleep deprivation training was standard as part of our advanced training. When I was an instructor, Iwas up physically moving for periods as long as 105 hours. It is a myth that we actually go somewhere and hit the rack.
Just stay focused and keep moving you'll be fine today
Sleep deprivation training was standard as part of our advanced training. When I was an instructor, Iwas up physically moving for periods as long as 105 hours. It is a myth that we actually go somewhere and hit the rack.
Just stay focused and keep moving you'll be fine today
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RE: 24 hours with no sleep
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33 or so and counting................... i'm shooting for 105, i want to be hardcore now, i think i'll make it like 5 mre then quit,,,, lol, so sleepy.
33 or so and counting................... i'm shooting for 105, i want to be hardcore now, i think i'll make it like 5 mre then quit,,,, lol, so sleepy.
It's not just about being up 105 hours, but being coherent and able to carry out assigned tasks and being able to recall details and physically function at some level of effectiveness. This is a personal best, not one set by anyone. I have for some quiet time operated on numerous occasions, at 56 hours with no rest. At peak performance INDoc is 48 hours long for the individuals being evaluated your day starts and ends long after their
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RE: 24 hours with no sleep
ORIGINAL: OKIEZAC
that **** is nuts..
my old roomie was 2/1 Fox Co. Scout Sniper Platoon and he would tell me about the sleep deprivation stuff they had to do..
i start tripping if im up more than 36hrs. w/o amphetamines of course
ORIGINAL: HARDCORP 8654
Sleep deprivation training was standard as part of our advanced training. When I was an instructor, Iwas up physically moving for periods as long as 105 hours. It is a myth that we actually go somewhere and hit the rack.
Just stay focused and keep moving you'll be fine today
Sleep deprivation training was standard as part of our advanced training. When I was an instructor, Iwas up physically moving for periods as long as 105 hours. It is a myth that we actually go somewhere and hit the rack.
Just stay focused and keep moving you'll be fine today
my old roomie was 2/1 Fox Co. Scout Sniper Platoon and he would tell me about the sleep deprivation stuff they had to do..
i start tripping if im up more than 36hrs. w/o amphetamines of course
ORIGINAL: cbrHurricane
and the sleepdeperation...ive heard a lot of stories about it myself military channel and such, it looks prety damn extreme.2 days has been my limit but nothing longer. i remember a few years ago i think i use to sleep about 30 minutes for about 2 months, that almost killed me going ot work lol
and the sleepdeperation...ive heard a lot of stories about it myself military channel and such, it looks prety damn extreme.2 days has been my limit but nothing longer. i remember a few years ago i think i use to sleep about 30 minutes for about 2 months, that almost killed me going ot work lol
Sleep deprivation training, Will show you a lot, if the individual has a bad attitude and is hiding it. If they cannot handle stress, truly cannot work well with others. All of these things and many more, will come to the surface. For those individuals they will find themselves on their way back to where they came from originally, where they are able to obtain some semblance of the proper amount of rest, because in the real world on the field of battle. No one truly sleeps, but those with the ability to operate at a normal level with little to no rest will always have the upper hand
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RE: 24 hours with no sleep
ORIGINAL: HARDCORP 8654
Sleep deprivation training, Will show you a lot, if the individual has a bad attitude and is hiding it. If they cannot handle stress, truly cannot work well with others. All of these things and many more, will come to the surface. For those individuals they will find themselves on their way back to where they came from originally, where they are able to obtain some semblance of the proper amount of rest, because in the real world on the field of battle. No one truly sleeps, but those with the ability to operate at a normal level with little to no rest will always have the upper hand
ORIGINAL: OKIEZAC
that **** is nuts..
my old roomie was 2/1 Fox Co. Scout Sniper Platoon and he would tell me about the sleep deprivation stuff they had to do..
i start tripping if im up more than 36hrs. w/o amphetamines of course
ORIGINAL: HARDCORP 8654
Sleep deprivation training was standard as part of our advanced training. When I was an instructor, Iwas up physically moving for periods as long as 105 hours. It is a myth that we actually go somewhere and hit the rack.
Just stay focused and keep moving you'll be fine today
Sleep deprivation training was standard as part of our advanced training. When I was an instructor, Iwas up physically moving for periods as long as 105 hours. It is a myth that we actually go somewhere and hit the rack.
Just stay focused and keep moving you'll be fine today
my old roomie was 2/1 Fox Co. Scout Sniper Platoon and he would tell me about the sleep deprivation stuff they had to do..
i start tripping if im up more than 36hrs. w/o amphetamines of course
ORIGINAL: cbrHurricane
and the sleepdeperation...ive heard a lot of stories about it myself military channel and such, it looks prety damn extreme.2 days has been my limit but nothing longer. i remember a few years ago i think i use to sleep about 30 minutes for about 2 months, that almost killed me going ot work lol
and the sleepdeperation...ive heard a lot of stories about it myself military channel and such, it looks prety damn extreme.2 days has been my limit but nothing longer. i remember a few years ago i think i use to sleep about 30 minutes for about 2 months, that almost killed me going ot work lol
Sleep deprivation training, Will show you a lot, if the individual has a bad attitude and is hiding it. If they cannot handle stress, truly cannot work well with others. All of these things and many more, will come to the surface. For those individuals they will find themselves on their way back to where they came from originally, where they are able to obtain some semblance of the proper amount of rest, because in the real world on the field of battle. No one truly sleeps, but those with the ability to operate at a normal level with little to no rest will always have the upper hand