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Although many years have passed, I distinctly recall the practical exercise on changing a tire as a young private just starting my military career. The reason why this memory stands out is due to a run-in with a particularly loud and brash drill instructor that happened to see me working without eye protection. The ensuing 15-minute PT session ensured I learned one thing — personal protective equipment is important. 
Young and Dumb
There I was, young and dumb, riding a four-wheel all-terrain vehicle with no helmet, goggles, gloves or any other personal protective equipment. There were about eight of us that day, and we were out of control.
  • 1 June 2014
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Two-Up or Two Down?
As we cruised down the road on my GSXR 750 at 40 mph, the girl riding on the back whispered into my ear, “What does this thing got?” At that exact moment, a little devil appeared on my shoulder and said, “Let’s show her!” 
  • 1 June 2014
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Both Sides
How many times have you darted across a street where there was no crosswalk? Did you look both ways first? Do you know if vehicle drivers saw you? As a pedestrian, you can’t assume every driver knows your intentions. That’s a lesson I learned at young age.
  • 1 June 2014
  • Author: Army Safety
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The Big Bang
Fireworks are a summer tradition. By taking the proper precautions before handling fireworks, you can help ensure your personal tribute to Independence Day is a blast.
  • 1 June 2014
  • Author: Army Safety
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Grip of the Rip
Rip currents are a threat to everyone who enters the ocean, especially weak or non-swimmers. Failure to properly prepare could leave you sleeping with the fishes! 
  • 1 June 2014
  • Author: Army Safety
  • Number of views: 13206
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