Social Left wing US military gets taught a lesson by UK soldiers in War Games, heed this warning.

[Roaming East]

Trans people who served often comment about their treatment being better in the military. Racial integration also happened decades before civilian integration.

because people conform to the military. not the other way around.

 

[GhostZ06]

Dont think french have any heavy combat deployments currently.

They got lots of operations but no combat ones that i know of

(Of course things might happen but nothing compared to afg back in 2010s)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opera...ne is an ongoing,Djamena, the capital of Chad.

 

[Cole train]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Barkhane#:~:text=Operation Barkhane is an ongoing,Djamena, the capital of Chad.

Barkbane is ending though

And according what i saw on reddit page of foreign legion the enemy knows not to engage french troops so ied thread mostly

 

[JoeyJoeJoeJr]

The US has never had the best soldiers in the world, thats just propaganda they feed young Americans to bolster their egos

 

[Topguntrophey]

Drones don't get current culture training.

 

[aries]

I believe this was UK special forces contingent versus Marines, correct? If so, nothing shocking about the result. But, I wouldn't be shocked if it because of wokeness.

The Royal Marines aren't special forces but they are one of the most highly trained non-special forces in the world.

 

[Cyrano200]

You couldn't even find one of Australia's shitty subs years ago lol

A diesel boat on battery power makes virtually no noise, so shitty or not during a limited time frame it could do what it wanted.
And as an American Submariner I took part in several of these types of exercises. At first I was very nervous when I realized how outnumbered and outgunned we were. Our only defense was not being found. Day one of war games rigged for silent running, sweating bullets worried about being found and what that meant if we did it for real. Day five we were watching movies, playing cards, and had a junior guy banging on pipes with a large wrench and we still were undetected. I slept much better after that. This also illustrates that these aren't real. We collaborated with our opponents until we found the thresholds and limits of different equipment and personnel configurations. Winning wasn't the point at all.

the hell it is. The military still regularly kicks people out for having tattoos. The military is the LEAST 'accepting' aspect of US culture in regards to lack of rigid traditionalism.

I find this very hard to believe. Twenty years active and I work with sailors continuously. I served with guys who had hand tats and even neck tats at a time when tattoos weren't quite as popular as they are now. The rule was not visible in uniform, but these guys had waivers. The active duty guys I work with today frequently have sleeves visible when they role up their uniform sleeves. I haven't seen hand or neck tats recently, but we did have a female sailor with diamond (looking anyway) stud things on her forearm.

The US Military is the least accepting of any employer in the US IMO. Color blindness disqualifies you from many jobs. Minimum and maximum weight and height standards disqualify you. You must be vision and hearing able. You must be able to walk, run, and meet physical readiness standards. Physical deformities disbar you from service. Prior criminal convictions or drug use can disbar you from service.
In short, you won't find any person in the military that was born into a wheelchair, is blind, or has to receive medication for epilepsy or such. That's 180 degrees out from Civilian employment.
EDIT: If you're speaking of being tolerant and integrating those from different backgrounds then I would agree.

You skipped over a very important part of his post where he referenced the ability to do the job. Even in civilian employment, they have to be able to physically do the job. The only difference being employers have to make "reasonable accommodations" for some disabilities, like wheelchair access for a desk job. It wouldn't be reasonable to duplicate everything you publish in brail so a blind person could proof-read it, or have medical staff on hand to enable an epileptic to work at a remote site. So your 180 degree statement is not quite accurate. (I base this on both my personal observation and HR course work from my MBA) As trivial as it may seem, color blindness should disqualify you from some jobs. In my field color blindness disqualified you because you have to be able to differentiate between a green "it's ok" indicator light and a red "it's not ok" indicator. I would think EOD technicians should be able to tell what color the wire is and any laboratory type fields, chemists for example, should be able to tell what color the solution is. All the rest of your examples are far more suspect....we are talking about people we send into combat. Obese, one-legged, and blind people shouldn't be sent into combat. However, any and all of those types of people can and do serve in the DOD as civilians.

 

[MaxMMA]

The US Military was integrating, desegregating, and advocating for equality long before it was in vouge, all for the supreme purpose of more efficiently ending lives on the battlefield.

The US Military has zero responsibility to engage in any kind of woke nonsense, too bad the current leadership are too stupid to understand this.

 

[Rand M Arthur]

I believe this was UK special forces contingent versus Marines, correct? If so, nothing shocking about the result. But, I wouldn't be shocked if it because of wokeness.

They are basically corps of USMC's Force Recon. Not SOF, but only a notch below.

The British army has woke recruitment adverts aimed at specifically at muslims.

There is low enlistment rates in the British Pakistani community, so they tried directed adds to try and access an untapped resource. Judging by how bravely the Afghan special forces fought against the Taliban, whom outnumbered them a hundred to one, I don't think Muslims are incappable of being elite combat fighters. In fact, they fought so bravely and loyally for Britain in WW2, that Churchill granted them their own country in reward.

 

[Contempt]

I believe this was UK special forces contingent versus Marines, correct? If so, nothing shocking about the result. But, I wouldn't be shocked if it because of wokeness.

Royal marines... thank fuck you weren't facing SAS or they would have shown the yanks the true meaning of humiliation.

 

[Ichibanner]

You skipped over a very important part of his post where he referenced the ability to do the job. Even in civilian employment, they have to be able to physically do the job. The only difference being employers have to make "reasonable accommodations" for some disabilities, like wheelchair access for a desk job. It wouldn't be reasonable to duplicate everything you publish in brail so a blind person could proof-read it, or have medical staff on hand to enable an epileptic to work at a remote site. So your 180 degree statement is not quite accurate. (I base this on both my personal observation and HR course work from my MBA) As trivial as it may seem, color blindness should disqualify you from some jobs. In my field color blindness disqualified you because you have to be able to differentiate between a green "it's ok" indicator light and a red "it's not ok" indicator. I would think EOD technicians should be able to tell what color the wire is and any laboratory type fields, chemists for example, should be able to tell what color the solution is. All the rest of your examples are far more suspect....we are talking about people we send into combat. Obese, one-legged, and blind people shouldn't be sent into combat. However, any and all of those types of people can and do serve in the DOD as civilians.

I think I covered ability to do the job by stating that the military doesn't accept those in wheelchairs when we know that people in wheelchairs are capable of working. Doesn't your statement showing that the military doesn't make reasonable accommodations prove that ability to do the job isn't a major criteria as opposed to being ambulatory or "perceived" capable of doing the job?

We have disabled personnel working at my job. People capable of doing IT work and doing it in a very proficient manner. We had IT specialists in the Navy. None of which were disabled, some of which weren't very proficient at their jobs yet they remained in the Navy.

The military will keep employing people that suck at their jobs. They simply use different methods to get them out of their job field while keeping them in service. Shit canning them to some Temporary Additional Duty assignment is one of them. It's why you'll see your command's "shitbags" selling candy bars in the Geedunk (snack shack) or painting passageways instead of in their shop doing the work they're supposed to do.

I will concede that some jobs require the utmost ability and competency in that job field. Special Forces, pilots, EOD, etc. Unfortunately, for many jobs in the military that isn't the case and people who fall short simply get transitioned to a different job or those around them pick up their slack.

If you haven't served in the US Military you most likely have little to no clue what it's actually like. It's not a put down; military service is different than the perception that you have prior to joining or if you've never served.

 

[Pressure Project]

Realize most Americans with any brain left got out of the military.

If anyone thinks they can attack this country and will only have to worry about taking on 300lb trannies and angry crew cut haired “women”, they are sorely mistaken.

 

[Cyrano200]

I think I covered ability to do the job by stating that the military doesn't accept those in wheelchairs when we know that people in wheelchairs are capable of working. Doesn't your statement showing that the military doesn't make reasonable accommodations prove that ability to do the job isn't a major criteria as opposed to being ambulatory or "perceived" capable of doing the job?

We have disabled personnel working at my job. People capable of doing IT work and doing it in a very proficient manner. We had IT specialists in the Navy. None of which were disabled, some of which weren't very proficient at their jobs yet they remained in the Navy.

The military will keep employing people that suck at their jobs. They simply use different methods to get them out of their job field while keeping them in service. Shit canning them to some Temporary Additional Duty assignment is one of them. It's why you'll see your command's "shitbags" selling candy bars in the Geedunk (snack shack) or painting passageways instead of in their shop doing the work they're supposed to do.

I will concede that some jobs require the utmost ability and competency in that job field. Special Forces, pilots, EOD, etc. Unfortunately, for many jobs in the military that isn't the case and people who fall short simply get transitioned to a different job or those around them pick up their slack.

If you haven't served in the US Military you most likely have little to no clue what it's actually like. It's not a put down; military service is different than the perception that you have prior to joining or if you've never served.

What you're saying isn't proof that the Navy doesn't value people that can do that job, but that it does value people that can do the job. Moving "shit bags" to menial labor until they transition out is acknowledging they aren't good at their jobs. Keeping them employed is giving them a chance to redeem themselves. Being ambulatory is a big deal on a ship (or a battlefield). Ladders, hatchways, and all manner of hard to get to spaces exist on Navy vessels. There aren't ramps or elevators. There isn't a reasonable accommodation to be made there.
I served 20 years in the Navy, I know what it is like. I still work for the Navy and IT is one of our top problems. Your hypothetical proficient but handicapped IT guy would be hired in a heart beat, but he couldn't deploy on a warship.
I am in no way saying it's perfect, but it's better than it gets credit for sometimes. That is all.

 

[Blayt7hh]

The US has never had the best soldiers in the world, thats just propaganda they feed young Americans to bolster their egos

Oh yeah? Who’s are better?

 

[evansusmc2]

The US has never had the best soldiers in the world, thats just propaganda they feed young Americans to bolster their egos

Whoever said "US soldiers are the best"?? I'd say soldier from like... Israel, Russia, or... maybe Cuba? Would be among the top. But the US is up there in the top 15 or so. And out of 194 countries, that's not bad.

 

[Cariñito]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-n...ns-war-game-us-military-focused-culture-wars/

What the hell is going on America? Even your military is now left-wing cucked? This is getting embarrassing now.



UK general's advice:


Honestly, shaking my head, you yanks are in for a big surprise when the war comes. Sad to see if I'm honest.

At this rate you won't even fight back because it's racist to defend your own land

Theres no war coming.
And if there was, America would beat whatever bag of shit country you come from and we probably already have in the past.

 

[RightToBareKnuckles]

Hard to hold a gun with a limp wrist.

if they can make a javelin for Lamar's limp-wristed throwing style in the 80s, they can make a gun for limp-wrists in 2021

 

[Bry]

When I was a kid in scouts they used to teach how to use a compass and follow a map. I'd be very surprised to find this is not part of every soldier's basic training.

I was infantry in both the Marine Corps and Army National Guard, you would be surprised how many grunts struggle with land navigation. I was always amazed the number of times we got lost in the woods. Fun times.

Bry

 

[Hidden_Hand]

Theres no war coming.
And if there was, America would beat whatever bag of shit country you come from and we probably already have in the past.

My country has already whooped on yours before, boring, come back when you can actually handle a war and not shit the bed by bombing your own men or convicting half your soldiers of war crimes you big fairy, bum dosser.