Military Recruitment: We are Fucked

Fake? Ordered to take potentially fatal fake vaccines, ordered to take woke bullshit classes, forced to cater to morons running the military?

No sane person would join a military like that.
That's been the story since 1776. Don't like it, don't join.
 
Yeah, you are a real veteran, the OP called them lousy but you are ok with that. Who is "most" that is rather vague.
Yeah, and you're a real liar. The OP never called them that.
 
That's been the story since 1776. Don't like it, don't join.
In 1776 there was no American army. Different time.........Why would you compare that to today?
 
In 1776 there was no American army. Different time.........Why would you compare that to today?



Because moonie is an idiot.
 
Actually they are not all called soldiers. My two kids were soldiers, I was a sailor and my son-in-law is an airman. Want to have an extended hospital stay? Call a Marine "soldier"!
I ain't scared of someone just because they say they're a marine. I ain't the one.
Oh, they might try something, but I know things. Things they don't.
I don't wanna offend Hossfly, but I call them jarheads.
 
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Actually, the American Army was founded in 1775.



Wellllllll, that was the CONTINENTAL Army. The US Army was officially founded in the 1780's, I can't remember the actual date.

To be fair the US Army considers itself a continuation of the Continental Army.
 
Wellllllll, that was the CONTINENTAL Army. The US Army was officially founded in the 1780's, I can't remember the actual date.

To be fair the US Army considers itself a continuation of the Continental Army.
I worked for the Army for the last 4 years, and I have a degree in history concentrating on military history. My kids were in the Army. The US Army's roots were in the Continental Army. The Army celebrates its birthday on June 14th each year.

"the modern U.S. Army has its roots in the Continental Army, which was formed 14 June 1775 to fight the American Revolutionary War (1775–1783)—before the United States was established as a country."

I was once honored to attend the Army's birthday celebration at the Army War College in Carlisle Barracks, PA, with my daughter who was an Army ROTC cadet at the time.
 


That's real country there. I do like real country, not that pop country bullshit.
1 Key element is steel guitar. ;)

And for that reason, I LOVE the band "Midland"
14 gears for example.



Darlin' I still hear Your Name.
 
I worked for the Army for the last 4 years, and I have a degree in history concentrating on military history. My kids were in the Army. The US Army's roots were in the Continental Army. The Army celebrates its birthday on June 14th each year.

"the modern U.S. Army has its roots in the Continental Army, which was formed 14 June 1775 to fight the American Revolutionary War (1775–1783)—before the United States was established as a country."

I was once honored to attend the Army's birthday celebration at the Army War College in Carlisle Barracks, PA, with my daughter who was an Army ROTC cadet at the time.



That's all very cool, but what I posted is accurate .
 
The Duke
If you have NEVER listened/heard of/been exposed to this AWESOME group, feel free to send me a "thank you"

Steel Guitar, Country of Old.
These guys are the 'Old Country" we yearn for.
 
You are wrong, and I proved it. You lose, dumbass!




Your own link says the CONTINENTAL Army was founded first, and the US Army considers itself a continuation.

Read YOUR LINK!
 
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I did. You apparently don't do well with reading English. Why would the Army's birthday be June 14th?

Why are you such a dumbass?




"The US Army has its roots in the CONTINENTAL ARMY!"


DURRRRRR

All I can say is you suck at reading comprehension.
 
I did. You apparently don't do well with reading English. Why would the Army's birthday be June 14th?

Why are you such a dumbass?
Okay, now you called westwall a dumbass for zero reasons whatsoever. Le Sigh. Do you have a brain tumor or something?
 
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