Army struggling with recruitment numbers 

Forced vaccines too.

@@LannieLordno, its because nobody wants to fight a pointless war for the capitalist overlords

That too but it's mainly also from within the military, trust me, I hated basic training and seeing how the NCO's are and so forth and even though I haven't been in the real ARMY, this small glimpse at basic is enough to know the truth.

​@@LannieLordThat's not the main issue.

@@garouuchiha4041 It's a pretty big one...

He should have been more worried about white apathy lol. Good luck in WW3 ladies, LGBT and people of colour! The straight white boys are gonna sit this one out.

They didn’t just leave weapons behind, they left troops behind. Told them to pay for their own tickets and had them as sitting ducks in an Afghanistan airport.

_Hi troopers. As you all know, we've been struggling to reach our diversity goals. That's why I am delighted to introduce your new captain, Karen 'ACAB' Karenson, who has a proven track record as a strong and independent woman that's tough enough to make it in a man's world after being fast-tracked to this position because of her gender. In other news, Emily Vaginason is still in therapy after the verbal abuse she got when briefing the now destroyed 3rd Rifle Platoon_

I was wondering what the fuck was going on in the army. a women who's probably never touched a rifle being the Secretary? question answered

@@bully_hunter_7772 Well a previous one under Obama was a gay dude who never served in the military

@@bully_hunter_7772 Its allll making sense now.

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Is the army worth signing up for

IRR? Nah once we go into Ukraine you’re back my boy. Good luck with that.

Yes. Very. I’d join if I were you. Seriously. There’s only maybe 2 or 3 better jobs on the planet I’d say in my opinion.

Couragetoresist

​@@Antibeds_ABOUMainly no, but it depends on the reason why yoy wanna join. The MARINE CORPS and the ARMY is the aggressive branch and it's more of a loyalty to be in that branch and no time much of getting your education unless you stay in the military for longer times only. If you are going to join for the benefits and education and comfort and better quality life then go AIR FORCE and if you wanna do your job and not like the other military branches except USA COAST GUARD, then go COAST GUARD because COAST GUARD actually does its job on a daily basis and not just train train train and train and train and more training and train and train just for war but the COAST GUARD, you actually do your job actively and not just sitting around and training alot for the sake of war. If you do decide to join ARMY, stay away from COMABT MOS's, trust me, you'll save yourself from idiot's, immaturity, egotistical toxic high school bullying crap, etc. If you do regret it in the ARMY, still in basic training, wait till black phase then quit cuz then you will get ETPS but be ready for harassment, bullying, etc., if it happens because of other trainees. So yeah, don't join the ARMY Mainly but then again it is up to you.

Amen.👍

Well captain dipshit, for more then 20 thz us was and is in multiple unjustified conflicts protecting the ass of zog and slowly ruining their image though out the world and locally, vets are treated poorly abandonned by the system or come back traumatized, seeing their year in the army as a waist Sée ng that the army isn't worth it the gen z and mellanials are detching it for the fbi or being a cop

Thoughtful analysis, I agree whole heartedly.

I have been in for 25 years. There is just to much abuse of the junior enlisted soldiers. In 2003 I was stationed at Camp Casey South Korea. I was with the 2nd Military Police unit 2nd Infantry Division. We had went through 6 1SG's in a year. One, was drunk on duty multiple times, missed PT formation on a regular basis. The soldier was also having extra marital affairs which is a crime under ucmj. He, one night at 2300 ordered all the junior enlisted to fire guard on each door in the barracks as he was drunk. The CO reversed it but it took awhile. There are so many things I could discuss, but the culture was bad then and it's worse now. I regret ever enlisting.

@sun I’m honorably discharged from the marines and served overseas. I also don’t encourage any family or friends to join the military. There’s a lot of abuse that goes on that I wouldn’t want anyone I care about to be apart of. Thanks to the internet a lot of kids are more informed than before.

@@digger11000 ...Man that's rough, sorry you had to go through that, I never served, spent 27yrs on the job as a firefighter, a career that lends itself well to a lot of former military, so had the honor of working with some fine men and women from our military over the years. Plus we are structured in a paramilitary fashion, so on a smaller scale I've encountered a little bit of what you're referring to, in fact I ended getting burned out, diagnosed with PTSD and retired about 5yrs before I wanted to, in large part due to an old school Chief and Dep. Chief that thought mental health was for pansies and PTSD only occurred with men that fought in actual war. He's gone now, and the fire service is making strides in the right direction, but still have a way to go when it comes to mental health, and getting rid of the "good ol boy" mentality in the chain of command. I was curious, do you still know enough enlisted to know if the death of SPC Guillén a couple years ago down at Fort Hood and the subsequent "I Am Vanessa Guillén Act" that POTUS signed, changing the SOG for reporting any kind of harassment or sexual abuse to be reported to someone outside the unit, or above the commander, helped at all? I get exact chain of command/ranks mixed up sometimes, but basically I originally had it explained to me like if a SPC was being harassed by lets say a Staff SGT, they obviously couldn't file a complaint with that Staff SGT, so SOG would allow you to go to a rank above them, and still be withing the guidelines of "following chain of command". I was told the problem there was, that person would usually be someone like a First SGT, or Command SGT Major, and very possibly came up through boot camp, or is at least friendly with the Staff SGT, making it far more likely for the ranking commander to sweep it under the rug, or down play it. The Guillen Act was supposed to send that complaint away from the unit, or base to help eliminate or reduce that outcome. Any word if it has been effective in any way?

@@michaelshawusa1 To each thier own. I remember my time and while not impoverished you're looking at all subpar amenities. I spent less than $300 my 1st deployment. Overseas in my opinion had better living accomodations than the barracks and half the time that was a tent in a desert. I still advise against joining, there are too many reasons not to. Keep your souls kids.

@@michaelshawusa1free education while you’re in is dependent on your leadership, lmfao. They can literally pull you from whenever they want. $24K a year isn’t great money either

@@michaelshawusa1so you’d risk your life at 18 years old for the opportunity to go to college 😂. Dude there’s so many scholarships and programs out there, if you think the GI Bill is the only route to get through college, you’ve been led astray. Seriously, I joined at 23 after my bachelors and was only 10k in the hole. I’m saying this as someone who’s in and is nearing separation, the GI Bill isn’t worth your life.

@@michaelshawusa1 Shaw the saw, you know we are just sharing what our advice is right? Nobody get to choose for anyone else but each of us is a window to get a glance.

dont forget dogshit treatment from the VA when you get out

She is not qualified for her job

​@@StarG0ldYou can still join, but just go to the AIR FORCE or COAST GUARD. AIR FORCE for better life quality, better education, etc. Coast Guard if you wanna actually do your job and not just wait around and train and train and train and train and train and train and training more and train and training more and just waiting for war to happen.

Agree

Coast guard is the only one that sounds reasonable. And I’m still suspicious of even that branch.

@@benedictcumberbatch4275 Understandable, if you wanna do cool things in the COAST Guard, pick the MOS's that are like active, as in you hunt down pirates, take down drug dealers, etc. If you want action.

Yup!, this is true!. That is why I didn't finish basic training, I had to get out, it's a joke of the military.

Who wants to goto war, especially with Russia or china?

There is a bill in congress to increase the pay by 5.2%. The real increase is in the E1-E5 pay but it's peanuts.

Increasing pay is typically only to placate the ones who are already in. The vast majority of people who sign up aren't doing it for the pay, especially when employment rates high. A lot are doing it just to have a steady paycheck to begin with.

Money doesn’t mean a thing without ppl to work for it. You can pay them a million a year and if there’s a labor shortage in the country then prices will go up no matter what.

Ya but that wouldn’t be much of a military 🤣

Oh it does!, due to stupidity. Blame it on those who are in charge of the military. But it's weird how people that are racist are not here in the comments section being racist, funny. Because people in the military are racist still.

Dude everybody is abusing everybody in the military no matter what color.

Ah ppl were messed up back then as well. Spousal abuse, physical and verbal that went unpunished. Folks were just putting on an image.

Apocalypto!

“Until it has allowed the Marxist/Bolshevik Jew into its ranks”. George Washington.

@@brettm7345 it's easy for the privileged aka women, to virtue signal

@@brettm7345 💯 agreed

@@MentalChores that's the great thing about this failing country at this time (changing soon) you can do whatever you want. My point was if they want less men doing that, this society better be actually become equal.

or people just don't wanna risk their lives for nothing, like you don't get shit, shit pay, shit healthcare, shit everything.

That’s actually not a bad idea it would help with low recruitment and show prisoners discipline and the military can exchange with the prison and prisoners to reduce sentences and possibly let them out once done with there required amount of service and pay them good while at it.

They made a movie about that Called The Dirty Dozen.

It's all fun and games until the former prisoners leave the army with combat experience and training and start to teach their former gang members CQB tactics.

@@ahmedshaharyarejaz9886military vets are the ones who started the gangs bro. They already got military training from soldiers returning from ww2 and Vietnam. Youre about 80 years late bud. So send the damn criminals in. Whats the issue?

​@@naysaynetwork5271the issue would be that if you send in rapists and murderers to a different country to fight a war, they would, well, rape and murder the civilian population. Russia is not a country renowned for behaving honorably in war anyway, but with all the prisoners added in the ranks A LOT of mass graves and unpleasant footage emerged in Ukraine. You don't want that to be us.

It's also men and women in the military still serving that are treated like crap and people that are in charge are toxic people.

Warrior, what and who are you fighting for? State agenda, freedom, money, status?

Everyone should have empathy for one another. You like being treated like sht?

@@benedictcumberbatch4275 There’s a difference between empathy and insanity..the latter being what the Left does to empathy. And yes, in basic training - and other military training programs - I expect to be treated like sht in order to prepare me for the ultimate sht storm, which is war.

They don't want to serve with losers like you. You can't even write two sentences eejit. Affected is the proper verb to use. It's obvious you lack any education and probably never served. I bet you couldn't pass the physical or ASVAB. Maybe you could be a spoon. That's what we called cooks in the Army. You could make some sandwiches or flip some burgers. 😄😆😅😂🤣

Blah. How about no property taxes on 5 acres or less of land for everybody?

I was enlisted in the marines and went to Iraq. Those jobs you mentioned sound better than being verbally and physically abused all day which I witnessed people do there.

Define "woke"

Just move the post to much to the left. That is woke. Even die hard liberal homo do not believe in the gun belongs to the closet anymore. America 😮😮 is doomed in fighting unjust wars like in the latest of a stupid Jewishless country country called Ukraine. 😅😅😂😮😢🎉😂😂😅

@@Maxrepfitgm anti-white

The burden of war is for MEN. Women's burden is birthing the next generation. Only cowards bring up women's independence. Women have the right not to be abused by partners who will use finances as a means of control.

No,the culture needs to change. Politics is killing recruitment. It's the same thing that is effecting teachers, police, you name it. The Marine Corp had a much better culture which is why they met their recruiting goals.

If you want an example of a very masculine military look at Russia, they are loosing to a military trained by NATO(supposedly less masculine). It turns out that if you treat people better they will generally like you more, Russia doesn't have a lot of career soldiers mainly because of toxic work environment and hazing. Career soldiers are needed for the more advanced weapon systems, you can't expect a conscript serving a year/or two to do basic training and learn how to effectively employ a SAM battery effectively. The vast majority of the killing and wounding is done by crew served weapons/area affect weapons(artillery, airplanes, mark19 etc), a person who is very good at math/communication is much more valuable in a battle than someone who has a rifle. Woke is a term people use to describe someone who thinks that people should be included more in society, shunning a group of people isn't going to make the militaries recruitment problem any better, after all they need as many people as they can get and shunning is turning people away. Beau of the fifth column has very good videos on the military and Russia, would highly recommend you give him a look.

You have to add that the Russian army is poorly trained and funded, they always have been. This is why we won the cold war. It's not about masculinity. The history of Russia is very sad, especially when it comes to their military. In ww1 some Russians were armed with pitch forks, no joke!. The same thing, although to a lesser degree in ww2. Russia could not keep up with capitalism beyond ww2.

@@digger11000 The Russians have historically been on the lighter end of the budget, but the Ukrainians were even worse off. The Russians have a gdp per capita little over twice as much as the Ukrainians, and the vast majority of the equipment is soviet for both sides. What really made the difference was tactics and intel in the early stages of the war. The more the war drags on the more western equipment the Ukrainians get.

The free college, the benefits. All of that would likely be spent in the pursuit of owning their own home and land. Skip the middleman, show them the American dream they will get to live and I bet you’ll never miss a recruitment target ever again.

Wrong. It’s a state tool used to impose its will on foreign countries. Why are the troops stationed overseas instead of at the borders?

Who's freedom?

SPOT ON!!!!!!

Let it fall then we can pick up the pieces after the scum has been destroyed stop thinking the US is the same country it was before Covid it’s not. In fact it a dead or dying country propped up by the banana republic governments insane financial decisions and the intimidation of the military and enforcers.

i got a better one, don't join cause you get shit pay and healthcare.

Hey if all the armies were like that then maybe they wouldn’t fight.

Nah. Then we’d have all kinds of factions across the country making up their own rules.

But who and what are you serving?

“If the army gave you a better life then you must’ve had a real shitty one beforehand”

I felt bullied and ignored as a kid, so the military gave me assertiveness and a feeling of being part of a special team

@@pedrotinaco1Enjoy fighting China because I’m not going to fight for garbage.

Then you got lucky and or surrounded with normal people or they just tolerated you. But you can't say that if you were in a combat MOS's for sure, 😂, toxic work environment is no joke, bullying, harassment, etc.

no worth, but to each their own.

I got turned down because of a felony.

I know lol. They got them spread out across the world and people are just pouring in the country.