Obtain U.S. citizenship and die: voiced data on the soldier who died in Kabul

In the United States, the name of a soldier who died recently as a result of a terrorist attack by a soldier is named. It turned out to be the 34-year-old sergeant of the 1-class Barreto Ortiz from Puerto Rico. Sergeant Ortiz in North Carolina has a wife (widow) and minor children.

Barreto Ortiz signed with Pentagon in 2010. In Puerto Rico, they write that so the 25-year-old (at that time) young man tried to accelerate the acquisition of American citizenship.

Note: Puerto Rico is officially an associate state - an unincorporated territory actually under the jurisdiction of the United States. Managed by the US Congress through a semblance of local governance. Puerto Rico residents theoretically have more opportunities to obtain American citizenship than representatives of other Latin American countries. But this thesis does not always apply. One of the common ways to obtain citizenship is through recruitment into the US Army. After some time of service, a Puerto Rican may become a US citizen. Barreto Ortiz was one of those Puerto Ricans.

It may sound somewhat blasphemous, but the fact is that Ortiz eventually received citizenship in order to die thousands of kilometers from his homeland - in Kabul.

It is noted that he was sent to Afghanistan for the second time. This time he was part of the 82th Airborne Division Support Battalion, deployed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. Three years before his last business trip, Ortiz graduated from an airborne school in Georgia. The American military command sent condolences to the family of Sergeant Ortiz.

The name of the Romanian soldier who died in Afghanistan is also named. It turned out to be the 38-year-old corporal Ciprian-Stefan Polschi. He made the third trip to Afghan territory.

Comments

[Svarog]

So there the majority of those who die for citizenship .. With real danger, they leave the service as soon as they seriously smell fried ..

[voyaka uh]

With them, on the contrary, there are problems - they are too eager to engage in battle, are not disciplined, they kill civilians in a rage. Latinos, Indians - hot blood. Because of this, the Marines receive thrashing from the command.

[Svarog]

Quote: voyaka uh

With them, on the contrary, problems - too eager for battle

When they left Cook ... how to explain this? Excessive courage?

[voyaka uh]

This is a bike. As well as about Khibiny. There was a planned crew replacement after the campaign.
Interchangeable crews.

[lucul]

This is a bike. smile Like about Khibiny. There was a planned crew replacement after the campaign.
Interchangeable crews.

Yeah, just like near Stalingrad - just a planned departure, Like near Kursk - the Germans suddenly needed urgent repairs - so they moved away ....))))

[Svarog]

Quote: voyaka uh

then - the bike. As well as about Khibiny.

The address of the US military site with a description of the "naughty": defense.gov

[Destiny]

Quote: voyaka uh

planned replacement of the crew after the campaign.
Interchangeable crews.

Don’t say it to anyone here, the namesake! And some people will burst from such a life truth that is unpleasant for them .. Have pity on them, even if they continue to live in their pink little world, what to take from them ...
The mericatos were scared and quit!

[demo]

Ok buddy.
Let the fake.
But let's look, as they say, facts in the face. "
This is the US Department of Defense website https://archive.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=122052
Here is part of the text (Google translation):
Jim Garamone
US Armed Forces Press Service

WASHINGTON, April 14, 2014. On April 12, a Russian attack aircraft repeatedly flew near the USS Donald Cook in international waters on the Black Sea, a Pentagon spokesman said today.
USS Cook patrolled in the western Black Sea when an unarmed Russian Su-24 Fencer attack aircraft repeatedly flew near a naval ship, Army Colonel Steve Warren told reporters.
“The plane did not respond to the numerous inquiries and warnings of Donald Cook, and the event ended without incident after about 90 minutes,” said Warren. “These provocative and unprofessional actions of Russia do not comply with international protocols and previous agreements on the professional interaction of our military.”
According to Warren, there were two Russian aircraft, but only one participated in provocative actions. He added that the plane took off from sea level about a couple of thousand feet, but it never flew around an American destroyer class Arly Burke.
“The Russian aircraft made a total of 12 calls,” he said.
According to Warren, the follower remained at a much greater height.
Officials later reported that the plane approached within 1000 yards of the ship. Warren said USS Cook was never in danger.

It's fine.

Except for the following.
At a distance of less than 1000 meters (more precisely, more than 910 meters), a colossus weighing more than 23 tons is carried.
Twelve times in a row.
And neither the ship nor its crew are taking any steps to stop this "outrage and hooliganism."
They simply passively observe how Russian pilots (crew of 2 people) repeat Chekalov's flight stunts.

And how can one determine that an aircraft is unarmed?
After all, missile suspensions cannot be identified from a distance of 100 km.
X 35 will not be active until launch.
And now this ship wants to make sure that the aircraft do not have weapons, but it does not take active actions.
Those. his missile systems were supposed to work at full capacity.
And the pilots immediately realized that they were on the gun.
And joking is not worth it.
And they rode back and forth 12 times.
Despite the fact that the crew stood at the sides and filmed the movie about the war.
Instead of being on combat posts in accordance with the threat.

There were Khibiny, there was no Khibiny - this is science and we do not know.
But the fact that something out of the ordinary happened was a fact.

[voyaka uh]

"And neither the ship nor its crew take any steps to
termination of this "outrage and hooliganism" "////
----
And rightly so. Disciplined professional military.
They did not allow to drag themselves into the adventure of one plane.
What now, to start the World War because of this?

[Karaul14]

Quote: Svarog

When with cook

In principle, after this, you can stop the dialogue with the person.

[Rwmos]

Hot blood ... They wanted to kill the civilians in a rage - bam, but they are not on Cook. Quit - go look.
And so, apart from Latinos and Indians, there are all disciplined ... About whom did Matt Kenard write the book "The Irregular Army: How the American military took neo-Nazis, members of gangster groups and criminals to the war on terror" ... There, by the way, a sea of ​​specific examples and figures. Like this - about 10% of the army at all levels are active gang members (c)

[Lbt21]

Did you personally sign a dismissal report to them?

[Dmitry Potapov]

Why then are such people taken? Or did they all do the dirty work? Well, yes, the "natives" of America "thrive" with discipline, change sex, do not go on the attack because of the lack of Coca Cola and toilet paper. Since he died following an order from the United States, he has already fulfilled his duty to the country. I can recall that in Russia, citizenship is obtained after a three-year contract in the army (and also with problems in obtaining citizenship).

[Leeds]

By the way, the British also liked to fight with the hands of Australians, New Zealanders, and so on.

[Mountain shooter]

They take blood ... In ancient Rome, there were similar conditions. Legionnaires who are not citizens received Roman citizenship at full service or distinguished themselves on the battlefield. One version of the fall of Rome is that it fell when its citizens no longer wanted to protect it ...

[voyaka uh]

And in the Russian Empire too. Many Europeans enlisted in the army in Russia. Received a junior officer rank and the opportunity to excel in wars. And a lot of them died in the Russian-Turkish, Caucasian wars, the campaign of 1812-14, etc. If they differed in service, they received the nobility (without land).
Well, and it was necessary to accept Orthodoxy.

[cniza]

So it was at all times and in all countries, there is nothing new and unusual in this.

[Karabas]

And in the Russian Empire too. Many Europeans enlisted in the army in Russia. Received a junior officer rank and the opportunity to excel in wars. And a lot of them died in the Russian-Turkish, Caucasian wars, the campaign of 1812-14, etc. If they differed in service, they received the nobility (without land).
Well, and it was necessary to accept Orthodoxy.

In addition to the nobility, the salary is also very good. But what heavenly life will be for those who have obtained US citizenship:

[voyaka uh]

The US population is 330 million.
The United States receives approximately 1 million legal immigrants a year.
In total, approximately 35 million legal and 10 million live in the United States
illegal immigrants.
Each year, about 20 million applications for moving to the United States are received through the Green Card lottery.
About 300,000 from Russia.

[cradle]

Well, why not 300 muleins? Washpe for 2016, it was in the United States -1440 digging ... And then 300000 every year in the United States, at least take an interest in demographics before making such figures. Oh, these eugays! Sovrut- not expensive to take.

[StudentVK]

Well, with 300 you have sinned something) It has long been wrong. Less.

[voyaka uh]

These are applications. Of these, 3-4 thousand per year win. But he travels much more on a work or study visa. However, some of them are returning.

[StudentVK]

Applications by applications, but I have more than enough acquaintances living in the states and living there. Who comes from Moscow, and the property remained there, very many returned. I'm not talking about huge queues from the states, but about the trend. My brother’s brother works in a migration center in Moscow. and says that over the past FIVE-SIX years the number of applications for obtaining Russian citizenship by our former Soviet-Russian fellow citizens (I'm talking about Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and some others) has increased. So what???? you are trying to evade the fact that the Russians decided to dunk us stupidly, like: you have a small population density in Raska and people still don’t want to live there. Well then you write to us for comparison how many Israeli citizens leave (or how do you say they apply) to move to the United States ??? I just then would not have written a word to you if you had done so, but you specially or not specially dunked only and only us))))

[lucul]

One version of the fall of Rome is that it fell when its citizens no longer wanted to protect it ...

The Romans had a conscription system and they did not know the problems with the recruits.
Until they began to worship the golden calf. And when they started - what is the point of joining the army - then they started to recruit non-Roman legionnaires ....

[pru-pavel]

In general, the fall of Rome coincided with the adoption of Christianity by the last emperors and the end of persecution of Christians

[saigon]

I apologize, but not a citizen of Rome could not be a legionnaire from the word at all! Non-citizens served in separate cohorts and were called auxilaria.
Citizenship was obtained by length of service in auxilia, and now their children could already serve in the legion.

[Sergei 23]

What can I say, these are the rules of the game.

[Terenin]

It turned out to be a 34-year-old sergeant of the 1st class

It turns out that Kazakhstan has a rank according to their example ... (from Wiki)
Sergeant of the first class (Eng. Sergeant First Class, abbreviation "SFC") - the military rank of the sergeant of the armed forces of the United States, Kazakhstan, as well as some other armed forces of the states of the world.
In the US Army, this rank is the seventh step in the hierarchy, located above the ranks of Staff Sergeant and below the ranks of First Sergeant and Master Sergeant.
A first-class sergeant coordinates the platoon, sometimes led by a second lieutenant. A first-class sergeant may also head a specialized unit, not to be confused with a regular unit. In circulation is used as a sergeant.
In the United States Marine Corps, the equivalent rank is the Commander Sergeant, in the United States Air Force - Master Sergeant and First Sergeant.

[odometer]

Kazakhstan pulled for a fan?

[Terenin]

Quote: curvimeter

Kazakhstan pulled for a fan?

Where was he brought up, "curvimeter"? Although, judging by your posts, you are useless to explain.
I, indicated the source - Wikipedia! "Military ranks in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan"

[odometer]

He was brought up in the USSR. Now on the topic - what does the news and titles in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan?

[Halkoliant]

so the services work and you are not far ...

[matross]

It was necessary to abuse the beret ...

[Zeev Zeev]

Not Polish, but Poland. This is the Moldavian surname.

[NEXUS]

And not even for their homeland ... hmm ... For a fake American dream with a dirty subway, gay parades and food-stuff.

[cradle]

here wildly plus

[faterdom]

This time, he was part of the 82nd Airborne Division Support Battalion, stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.

This is the 82nd Airborne Division. And not a support battalion.

[Retvizan 8]

I look at the photo, it doesn’t take anymore, it's some kind of cap!

[Vkd dvk]

Quote: lucul

This is a bike. smile Like about Khibiny. There was a planned crew replacement after the campaign.
Interchangeable crews.

Yeah, just like near Stalingrad - just a planned departure, Like near Kursk - the Germans suddenly needed urgent repairs - so they moved away ....))))

It was very cold. Away from Stalingrad and closer to the more southern Kursk. But it was too hot there.

[Vkd dvk]

Quote: NEXUS

And not even for their homeland ... hmm ... For a fake American dream with a dirty subway, gay parades and food-stuff.

For the American loot. A fair wind to them all.

[APASUS]

Of course this is a tragedy, but this Puerto Rico citizen tried to obtain US citizenship. And what did these citizens try to get?
Losses of international coalition forces in Operation Enduring Freedom from Wiki

Great Britain: 453 (wounded and injured, as of December 31, 2014 - 7443)
1 Canada: 158 (wounded, from April 2002 [3] to March 12, 2014–2179 military personnel)
2 France: 86 (wounded as of December 8, 2012–725 military personnel)
3 Germany: 54 (wounded, at least 230).
4 Italy: 48 (wounded, at least 96)
5 Denmark: 43 (wounded, at least 214 military personnel)
6 Australia: 41 [59] (28 military personnel injured as of October 2013, 261)
7 Poland: 40 (wounded, over 157)
8 Spain: 35 (wounded, at least 69 troops)
9 Georgia: 27 (wounded, at least 135 military personnel)
10 Netherlands: 25 (1 wounded as of 2010 August 140)
11 Romania: 21 (wounded, at least 131 troops)
12 Turkey: 14 (wounded, at least 7 military personnel)
13 New Zealand: 11 (wounded, at least 16 military personnel)
14 Norway: 10 (wounded, at least 840 military personnel)
15 Czech Republic: 10 (wounded, at least 35 military personnel)
16 Estonia: 9 (wounded, at least 92 military personnel)
17 Hungary: 7 (wounded, at least 12 military personnel)
18 Sweden: 6 (wounded, over 30 military personnel)
19 Latvia: 3 (wounded, at least 12 military personnel)
20 Slovakia: 3 (wounded, at least 8 military personnel)
21 Finland: 2 (wounded, at least 13 military personnel)
22 Portugal: 2 (wounded, at least 12 military personnel)
23 Jordan: 2 (wounded, at least 22 military personnel until May 2011, 3)
24 Belgium: 1 (wounded, at least 14 military personnel)
25 Lithuania: 1 (wounded and injured, at least 14 military personnel)
26 Albania: 1 (at least 1 soldier injured)
27 Republic of Korea: 1
28 Croatia: 0 (wounded, at least 12, another 1 dangerously ill)
29 Bulgaria: 0 (wounded, at least 7 military personnel)
30 Northern Macedonia: 0 (wounded, at least 5 military personnel)
31 Greece: 0 (wounded and injured, at least 4 military personnel)
32 Iceland: 0 (wounded, at least 3 peacekeepers)
33 Slovenia: 0 (injured at least 2 soldiers and 1 “civilian specialist”)
34 Switzerland: 0 (wounded, at least 1 sapper)

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

Demonstration of fidelity to the world alpha male.

[APASUS]

Quote: Oyo Sarkazmi

Demonstration of fidelity to the world alpha male.

Well, I would understand that Poland or the Baltic states need to prove loyalty, but what can Canada and England prove? These countries probably haven’t had their course in politics for 70-80 years

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

Well, Great Britain is grateful to the United States that they pulled out of the ass, where the British put Hirohito. Hong Kong, Singapore, Burma lost, from India began to drape - but here the Americans arrived in time with their aircraft carriers and DC-4, adjusted the supply of the English army.
Canada is an English colony, which Washington (man and commander) did not reach. Therefore, after the weakening of Great Britain, I had to look for another owner, although formally Canada is governed by the Governor-General, appointed by the Queen.
By the way, due to the fact that WWII broke the ridge to the colonial countries, Hitler and Hirohito are very good heroes in Southeast Asia.

[Spike Javelin Touvich]

looking out the window
looking out the window

still worth the risk for an American passport

condolences to the soldier's family

[cradle]

who's bothering? Forward!

[saygon66]

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[pylon101]

Since 1917, all Puerto Ricans are US citizens.
So he may have moved to Puerto Rico from another country.
Some kind of confusion.

[Pavlov Sergey Alexandrovich]

He took a chance and died. His choice was the answer for him.

[MoJloT]

We can also be shot for such a beret ...