By GI Korea on October 16th, 2011 at 1:00 pm

Picture of the Day: 2ID Taekwondo Demonstration

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Soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division, Camp Casey Korea, display their Tae Kwon Do skills during the AUSA 2011 Conference in Washington D.C.

Via 2nd Infantry Division Facebook page.

Tags: 2nd Infantry Division, Taekwondo

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LG DACOM Stinks, Royally
5:15 pm on October 16th, 2011 1
The 2ID TKD team is a waste of government resources. Their training is a full-time job, and someone, whether it be the government, AUSA, or Good Neighbors, has paid for them all to go to DC for a full week every year. They’re not even that good. All they do is tumble and prance. It’s not real TKD.
Leon LaPorte
5:30 pm on October 16th, 2011 2
1. Agreed. The 2ID TKD team is, well, a waste. Those soldiers need to be back in their units.
Anonymous Fiscal Conservative
9:50 pm on October 16th, 2011 3
You guys would shit yourself if you found out how much it cost to sent these guys over for a week.
ChickenHead
10:51 pm on October 16th, 2011 4
You guys are obviously part of the problem. Do you hate America and its strong military?

The Tae Kwon Do team is learning the appearance of real combat skills.

If you “send them back to their unit” they will only be trained on Please Don’t Rape, Alcohol Is Bad, and Gays Are Sweet People Too.

I don’t know about you, but in every Hong Kong movie I ever saw, the Kung Fu gangster beats the social worker’s azz every time.

I know where my money is if war breaks out.
Leon LaPorte
11:56 pm on October 16th, 2011 5
4. I guess you got a point. The 2ID dance and gymnastics team are quite rough and tumble.
Teadrinker
7:30 am on October 17th, 2011 6
#4,

“I know where my money is if war breaks out.”

Nukes?
Conway Eastwood
10:32 pm on October 18th, 2011 7
Know I know why they’re called “Indian Head”.
Leon LaPorte
9:48 pm on October 20th, 2011 8
7. Did I miss something? Why?
Chris
3:32 pm on March 9th, 2012 9
Wow…Honestly,

I dont even know where to start. I was a team member back in the day, and while “Soldiers in the Units” are getting drunk and buying “Juciey girls” we where doing fight training and PT. WE NEVER HAD HOLIDAYS, or even weekends. We trained 6 days a week and WE WHERE PROUD OF IT. I will agree, the team has gotten sour..they are nothing like they use to be. But who’s to say we aren’t soldiers? Are we less because we do TKD? What about the Army Football team? Army Combatives team?