Comments by "Solo Renegade" (@SoloRenegade) on "WarLeaks - Military Blog" channel.

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  16.  @HNTR308  And what military value did snake island represent? you still can't answer that. Seems to me that installation was as useless as a town full of veterans. In the US, a town full of veterans represents anywhere from a full company to a full battalion of fully armed, equipped, and trained infantry. So, yes, targeting such veterans in their homes is as valuable as going after snake island. I left the military at age 25 with years of combat experience. Most guys I fought with overseas are still in their 30s and 40s in age, and keep up on military skills and knowledge. They are fit and would fight again in a heartbeat. And we were better equipped as civilians than were were in combat. In fact many of us brought our own gear from home on combat deployments instead of what we were issued because it was better. Yes, I would love to face enemies like yourself on a battlefield. Not to come after you personally, but because someone such as yourself who clearly lacks sufficient knowledge in these things would be like fighting a war on easy mode for someone like me. Unlike you, I know combat logistics, strategy at the global and theater level, battlefield tactics, squad tactics, combined arms tactics, and even intelligence gathering, guerilla warfare, etc. I spent many years of my life striving to master all aspects of warfare, as do many people i served with. we study history of other conflicts, we develop novel tactics, we know camouflage and concealment, psychology of warfare, deception, communications, armored and anti-armor tactics, recon, etc. And then there are all the noncombat factors such as public support, international response, economics, manufacturing, medical, food, shelter, economic, political, transportation and shipping, working with allies, etc factors that play into all of it. Warfare is the single hardest profession in the world to master.
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