[Pics] US marines suck cobra blood during Thai jungle survival course

[Kinana]

Brother, you 302 platoon need to go outfield meh? Or you mean eat snake inside the chief clerk office?

I see you are jealous.

 

[Raiders]

I see you are jealous.

Brother, nothing to be ashame of. 302 also falls within SAF, so you have done your national service obligation. Your parents must be proud of you

 

[ykhuser]

Some women spit, other women swallow. Guess which one is she?

got mcq?

zoe?

 

[ykhuser]

That’s what you call jungle juice! U.S Marines drink COBRA BLOOD in Thailand forest training exercise (and they weren’t even forced to do it)
WARNING: Images contain graphic content
Female Marines among those drinking cobra blood in Thai jungle

Learning jungle survival techniques in Chon Buri province

By KERRY MCDERMOTT
PUBLISHED: 09:54 GMT, 20 February 2013 | UPDATED: 10:15 GMT, 20 February 2013

A female Marine tips her head back as the blood of a dead cobra is dripped into her mouth in this startling photograph of a military training exercise in the depths of the Thai jungle.The U.S. soldier is one of around 13,000 taking part in Cobra Gold 2013, an annual, multi-national military training programme that incorporates jungle survival techniques.

After being taught how to kill the venomous snakes by Thai naval instructors, the Marines were given the option of experiencing a local custom; drinking the animals' blood.

Open wide: A Thai naval instructor drips cobra blood into the mouth of a female Marine in the jungle

Tough: The soldier wipes her mouth after drinking the cobra blood as part of a demonstration on how to kill the venomous snakes

Many of the Marines appeared unperturbed at the prospect of drinking cobra blood, which is sold as an aphrodisiac in parts of Eastern Asia.

The U.S. Marines were taking part in Cobra Gold 13 alongside Thai military personnel and soldiers from five other countries; Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore.

The 11-day military exercise, taking place in Thailand's Chon Buri province, covers amphibious assault, humanitarian relief, and evacuation of friendly forces as well as jungle survival techniques.

Extreme: A U.S. Marine is seen with the tail of a dead cobra protruding from his mouth during the survival exercise in Sattahip, Thailand

Bizarre: The soldiers were drinking the snake blood as part of Cobra Gold 2013, an annual multi-national military training exercise

Jungle training: In parts of eastern Asia snake blood is sold as an aphrodisiac

Intensive: The U.S. Marines are around 13,000 soldiers from seven countries participating in the 11 day training exercise at a military base in Thailand's Chon Buri province

Survival: The training exercise covers amphibious assault, jungle survival, humanitarian relief, and evacuation of friendly forces

Cobra Gold: U.S. Marines are participating in the 11-day exercise alongside military personnel from Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Japan

When in Thailand: After being taught how to kill the venomous snakes, the Marines were given the option of drinking the animals' blood

Tradition: Drinking snake blood is a local custom in parts of Thailand





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[moolightaffairs]

Brother, you 302 platoon need to go outfield meh? Or you mean eat snake inside the chief clerk office?

this time u really make me laugh!!! i think he mean some dirty dick and smelly cum that stink his breath.

 

[Lordshiva]

When I was in Sec 3, a few classmates and me caught a wild python. We proceeded to chop off its head, drink its blood, and cook (baked) its meat. We took photos and had great fun through the event. Later, my uncle (then a lecturerat Poly) found out about it and scolded me for being stupid - it could've been diseased and its blood could be carrying parasitic tapeworm eggs. I guess it wasn't such a smart thing to do after all. If you need to eat wild game, eat only itsmeat - cooked.

Cheers!

Wow secondary 3 you already so garang like the commando . Make those NS man look like Boy Scout .

 

[Lordshiva]

I tried it during my army days. The blood stinks your breath for a while.

You mean at night inside your camp toilet ? Tell you switch on light Liao you don't listen , that sticky substances is not blood lah of course stink lah .

 

[Lordshiva]

Brother, nothing to be ashame of. 302 also falls within SAF, so you have done your national service obligation. Your parents must be proud of you

Don't come here and play play hor , later she put you on her banned list then you know

 

[drifteri]

I tried it during my army days. The blood stinks your breath for a while.

During bmt training in tekong right? you don't wear sbo in field.

 

[drifteri]

I tried it during my army days. The blood stinks your breath for a while.

Ms, you are a liar Fook Seng, you there?

 

[microdjsim]

chey, drinking snake blood only. U should see China's PLA, not only drinking blood, but also eating crickets, raw meat, raw fish(sushi? lol), etc....

 

[lorrydriver]

jungle survival training.....give chance to the Thai Marines to show garang...

 

[lorrydriver]

got eat scorpion also.....

 

[lorrydriver]

I like this picture....

 

[lorrydriver]

The Thai Marine again.....Final Kiss before the chop

 

[lorrydriver]

see me no up is it? kwa simi kwa?

 

[Agoraphobic]

Wow secondary 3 you already so garang like the commando . Make those NS man look like Boy Scout .

I don't know about this "garang" thing and how we term people who are so, I guess in modern urban life, consuming anything not sold as food in a regular supermarket is. BUt back in my childhood. eating snakes, reptiles, frogs, wild birds was normal to my dad and uncles when they caught or trapped them. Visiting them in their homes, often would come across some poor animal caged and later to be served at dinner - I've had civet cats, flying foxes, turtles, monitor lizards, wild boar, etc. Frog skinning was quite a funny event, when the rattan basket was opened, those critters hop out in a frenzy to escape and the people present have to be quick to prevent it, and it is enjoyable laugh at those who are squeamish of these amphibians who shriek and run away instead.

Cheers!

 

[eatshitndie]

u.s. marines and airborne rangers trained in south korea and thailand have complete respect for their peers from these two cuntries. in military exercises in s. korea, if korean controllers were to catch any american soldier in the open, the american would be stripped naked and left to fend for himself and find his way to base. they know they can rely on s. korean and thai troops in times of war. they don't have very high regards for sinkie boys.

 

[Froggy]

you think our Chan Chun Sing can suck that?

Be better la alamak, he can deep throat PAP's dick everyday.

 

[watchman8]

When I was in Sec 3, a few classmates and me caught a wild python. We proceeded to chop off its head, drink its blood, and cook (baked) its meat. We took photos and had great fun through the event. Later, my uncle (then a lecturerat Poly) found out about it and scolded me for being stupid - it could've been diseased and its blood could be carrying parasitic tapeworm eggs. I guess it wasn't such a smart thing to do after all. If you need to eat wild game, eat only itsmeat - cooked.

Cheers!

NS days got jungle survival training. Some of my friends also drank uncooked blood of small birds, snake etc. If caught long term hidden diseases, will SAF pay their medical bills?