A pure dee STUD!

Sgt. First Class Greg Robinson, 34, of 101st Airborne Division, greets fellow soldiers on Monday, April 29, 2013, at Fort Campbell, Ky., after graduating from air assault school. He lost a lower portion of his right leg in Afghanistan in 2006 and is the first amputee to graduate from the grueling Sabalauski Air Assault School. (AP Photo/Kristin M. Hall)

I've never been through this course but from talking to some Army dogs they tell me its a kick in the teeth (I'm talking about the Air Assault School).  The theory goes a little like this.  The 101st has a superiority complex when it comes to the 82nd so since the school is a week shorter they need to make it twice as hard.

Think about that, then consider doing it while being an amputee.

Now you know why I call this Sgt 1st Class a pure stud.  Way to go son!

Read about this barb wire chewing, tobacco spitting (I don't know if he dips or not...just deal with it), Coors light drinking Alpha Male here.