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  2. ​@mikeostrander5406 70 years ago. All that is gone now. If there are not combat veterans actively serving in your ranks it doesnt matter if you did 1 year ago or 1000 years ago. Oh and, no one says that about NK in Korea War. The badasses were the Chinese, and the SOUTH Koreans in the Vietnam War.
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  3. ​@MrMontanaNights Simple. They always have some every month or so return to NK, and get recycled with fresh bodies. Keeps the reserve of combat troops in Russia, and all the combat hardened survivors after months or years of combat, however many are left, return home. Either way, there will be survivors in the end or theyll send them home or just reinforce more if numbers are too few.
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  4. No they're not. They're sending equipment. Talking out of your ass.
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  5. @AstroMartine  Disgusting. That has 0% to do with FALSE accusations of innocent men. In fact that makes it even worse to accuse people have done nothing of the sort with such heinous acts just because they happen in the world. Women in power with a voice of influence IS the problem.
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  6. Because they can't be guilt tripped into giving them special treatment.
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  7. ​ @dbehrends-x9c  Clark is about to get his 4th star pinned in November to command US Army Central, it's said to be the priority theater now even more than the Middle East apparently. All that business involving China and Taiwan. Nice to hear he was that squared away, Jocko said Clark would often ask his enlisted SEALs for help and that he knew how to reach out to people. Jocko said Clark was one of the best leaders he ever worked for and learned many leadership lessons from him. Mike Sarraille a prior enlisted Recon Marine and then O2 SEAL at the time who would later go to DEVGRU with 10 combat deployments said Clark was one of the best leaders he ever knew in the military, in his top 5. Talk about a good impression.
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  8. Yup.
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  9. Lol. They're in the Russia/Ukraine War now. They're gonna get that combat experience now to take back to their armies.
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  10. I like how 99% of the comments are men. Men and women watch this equally, if they were innocent theyd protest, but they KNOW theyre guilty.
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  11. If Kamala promised a law making it a felony, she would've won the election.
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  12. ​@ssgg23 An accurate generalization. They use gender to use others' gender against them. It doesnt matter how professional you or others are because it is widespread among enough women. Stand against it or step aside.
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  13. Cowardice in the workplace should be a felony.
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  14. Something Trump was never able to do. Class act, Vice President Harris.
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  15. Idiot comment. They're in combat now and will be for a long time. They're getting their combat experience. They won't all be killed, those who survive will be sent back to North Korea.
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  16. I worked in a nursing home. They walked their backs as they walked away counting the seconds until they stepped past the door to immediately commenced shit talking. Completely night and day difference between that and when they have the opportunity to say it to their face. My female boss had a talk reprimanding people to not confront people face to face. I get belittled too and men and women are taken aback when I clap back a small fraction and frame it like I started it and they were victimized! It's absolutely crazy how they simply can't say their issue about someone and communicate it so they can progress, I dont understand how it's bearable for them when things can be so simplified.
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  17. When I looked for internships, the woman employee coordinating things with me and the company up and quit without telling me or passing on her duties to someone else. The woman replacement dragged it on for months more. Next, the woman in HR did not respond to half my emails and would respond to one question and ignore the rest - turns out she's a couple years out of undergrad in a full manager position, wtf?
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  18. Oh, they'll have that combat experience now, bud.
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  19. War is far from Heaven. Naiveite. If that's how you define them doing their job, then every effective unit is "messed up" and rightfully so.
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  20. Jocko literally wrote about it in his book and speaks about it on his podcast in great detail, numerous times. They were all devastated and immediately humbled, then learned to hold the conventional forces in the highest respect. They did many daytime presence patrols just to repay the favor back to the grunts, that's infantry work not exactly what you expect of commandos but they did it, and were ambushed and lost yet another Iraqi soldier in one. Jocko outright said it was his fault in front of the Command Master Chief and the Commanding Officer. The now astronaut Jonny Kim who was a ST3 corpsman with Jocko said it was their first gunfight in country, and Jocko must have smartened up because from that point on the communication and coordination with the conventional forces was said to be superb according to not only commanders but enlisted guys who were there from multiple units involved. Jonny Kim almost fragged some ANGLICO Marines too. One of the SEALs was shot in the face by a Marine's 50 cal machine gun fire. Probably would've ended up very different if SSgt. Martinez had told a SEAL officer instead.
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  21. Holy fuck, what a babe.
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  22. Well, it appears that SSgt. Martinez did not have a good experience working with them, so...
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  23. You're one badass cook 👌
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  24.  @1MARAMAR  I've heard of Army Ranger cooks seeing more action on deployment than infantry Rangers because of being attached to medical units going out. Funny how things work out sometimes.
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  25. Time to unlearn English, my native language, so I may go to Japan to study English. Yes, English.
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  26.  @davdave3470  It doesn't matter what you teach. If the people you directly work with do not have combat experience, you are at a extreme disadvantage, period.
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  27. Lol. All war is political. When you have entire nations to take care of and you feel an interest in growing, war is just too irresistible. Every nation is the same, you just use political ideas to build stronger alliances, that's the goal. Convert nations to democracy, you can use them as a force or not worry about watching your back with them, and be wary about communist countries - not for their ideas but because of the power of their associations and motives against you, or your inability to control them. It's always gonna happen, it's human nature. We can always do more to compromise, communicate, use peaceful options, understand, blabla - that's not the goal! Sometimes war is outright defense and persuading people to play nice, or seeing eye to eye, but look at why war really happens. It is a part of human nature. Force provides too many benefits for growth and control.
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