Murphy's Law of Combat

This came from a close friend who is an active lieutenant in the Philippine Army...

*The Enemy Will Find A Way
*The Easy Way Is Mined
*Incoming Fire Has the Right of Way
*If The Enemy Is In Range, So Are You
*Look Unimportant, The Enemy May Be Low On Ammo
*Professionals Are Predictable, It's The Amateurs That Are Dangerous
*If The Attack Is Going Well, You Have Walked Into An Ambush
*If You Can't Remember, The Claymore Is Pointed At You
*Never Draw Enemy Fire, It Irritates Your Team Mates
*When You Secure An Area, Make Sure You Tell The Enemy
*When You're Short of Everything But Enemy, You're In the Combat Zone
*If It's Tough For The Enemy To Enter, It May Be Tougher For You To Leave
*The Enemy Diversion You Ignored Will Be The Main Attack
*Remember... Your Weapon Was Made By The Lowest Bidder

Murphy's Law of Combat

This came from a close friend who is an active lieutenant in the Philippine Army...

*The Enemy Will Find A Way
*The Easy Way Is Mined
*Incoming Fire Has the Right of Way
*If The Enemy Is In Range, So Are You
*Look Unimportant, The Enemy May Be Low On Ammo
*Professionals Are Predictable, It's The Amateurs That Are Dangerous
*If The Attack Is Going Well, You Have Walked Into An Ambush
*If You Can't Remember, The Claymore Is Pointed At You
*Never Draw Enemy Fire, It Irritates Your Team Mates
*When You Secure An Area, Make Sure You Tell The Enemy
*When You're Short of Everything But Enemy, You're In the Combat Zone
*If It's Tough For The Enemy To Enter, It May Be Tougher For You To Leave
*The Enemy Diversion You Ignored Will Be The Main Attack
*Remember... Your Weapon Was Made By The Lowest Bidder