6 Responses to The One-Ass-To-Risk Story

  1. j kenny says:

    learn something new every day. thanks a lot brother stay off the wall………..

  2. Fabio says:

    I heard a different version,from a scout journey from the native aborigen people and General Custer.Seaten bull had to guide General Custer to seize the Native aborigen rebel Crazy Horse.They were in a ops briefing the prior day.And the General Custer draw a 1* to named the order of ops..all of the sudden Seaten Bull asked the General what was that sign that he didn’t understand..General Custer told him: It is an asterisk.
    Next day Seaten Bull didn’t showed up.And after time they met him and asking what was the reason he didn’t showed up.The he replied,,I am not stupid,I didn’t came because I have only one ass to risk.
    Food for thought….Idk what is the true story then….who created as I read it in your post.Anyway..for the best and the braves.Greetings from Afghanistan.

  3. Chuck Saytor says:

    I love the 1* logo

  4. Gary Paul Johnston says:

    I’m Gary Paul Johnston. It’s been 40 years since developed the One-Ass-to-Risk (1*), the “ASS” part referring to one’s back. I did hear the original joke as a kid about Custer and his Indian scout. I used the Army’s “Big One Red” for the 1* and to remember to be careful. It began with my SWAT Team and quickly grew to police officers, fire fighters, Army, Navy and thousands of others, not counting copies. CRKT Knives used it for 10 years and now One Asterik Industries and Pro Train Inc use it with my permission. Now in 2025, many 1*’s are seen on automobile windows. GPJ 1*

    • Randall says:

      Thank you, sir, for weighing in here. It’s an honor. I recently retired after my 37 year LEO journey. I appreciate your contributions to the profession.

      Randall

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