Nicholas’s answer to “Were you bumped when the narrator (Bronson Pinchot) of Extinction Horizon kept saying U-S-A-M-R-I-I…” > Likes and Comments
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I actually said this same thing in my review, it was the only "negative" I had for the book. As an active duty soldier, it caught me off guard too but it was a minor annoyance. But hey, if that is the worst thing I can find about a book, the book must have been pretty well written :)
Funnily enough it was appropriate as technically yes, it is spelled that way, USAMRIID, but pronounced "yousamarid."
It's less of a bump now that the story is further along.
Cheers! In a way it would be like a newscaster saying, "Today N-A-T-O, sent troops to country z today." "N-A-T-O forces are there to provide security and relief."
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I actually said this same thing in my review, it was the only "negative" I had for the book. As an active duty soldier, it caught me off guard too but it was a minor annoyance. But hey, if that is the worst thing I can find about a book, the book must have been pretty well written :)
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Funnily enough it was appropriate as technically yes, it is spelled that way, USAMRIID, but pronounced "yousamarid."
It's less of a bump now that the story is further along. Cheers! In a way it would be like a newscaster saying, "Today N-A-T-O, sent troops to country z today." "N-A-T-O forces are there to provide security and relief."
