Sergeant, I have questions about the Sky Marshal's competence

[100% Recycled Awesome]

Just sayin', who put these people in charge and how long are our contract in the MI for?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TzAxL-O43w

[TheLoveMummy]

Two year minimum enlistment. Once war is declared you're in it for the long haul.
Their decision to blindly throw bodies and steel at an unknown enemy with inadequate knowledge of enemy strength and tactics is quite comical. It was literally a daring charge directly across the enemy minefield under the cover of broad daylight!

[hamster1000]

this reminds me of all of the old school rules of warfare not being followed...

[Dakone]

Originally posted by 100% Recycled Awesome:

Just sayin', who put these people in charge and how long are our contract in the MI for?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TzAxL-O43w

Careful solider question orders of the Sky Marshal carries a heavy price.

[Ragnarr Loðbrók]

This is an Order soldier!
You gonna die just like everyone else did before you!

[hamster1000]

Originally posted by Zapp Brannigan:

Originally posted by 100% Recycled Awesome:

Just sayin', who put these people in charge and how long are our contract in the MI for?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TzAxL-O43w

Careful solider question orders of the Sky Marshal carries a heavy price.

i agree but up to a certain point if the sky marshal got 500,000 or more young strapping marines killed on poor planning then i would say it is not a heavy price for a grunt...

[Daimo]

I think Humans just got lazy with no enemy to fight other than perhaps the "Skinnies". Same as the British during WW1.

[JunDiSunDi]

Originally posted by Daimo:

I think Humans just got lazy with no enemy to fight other than perhaps the "Skinnies". Same as the British during WW1.

haha what? we got lazy with having no one to fight???

nothing to do with ww1 completely changing the way we conduct wars ect, considering up the that point, all modern wars was conducted by lining up in a field and blasting each other and then charging in with cav to rout your enemy.

and before you talk about trenches, yes they have been used before in war of Independence for example, but only as a defensive line around a strategic area. not as massive 400 plus miles long line.

[Daimo]

Without a peer adversary in Africa, Europeans never learned the concept of manoeuvre warfare.