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they turn most recruits down.... they do have people lined up out the door to join. they just got out of highschool. If you think your commanding officer gives a damn about you think how you feel when you look at that dumb pvt. The one you get to tell what to do thats younger then you.
you may be older but that doesnt mean ♥♥♥♥. You dont know ♥♥♥♥ and your just another used car salesmen fook your rank and your age you coward who goes with the rest.
The creator of the game, Lt. Col. Casey Wardynski, stated that the game was to attract younger, more tech savvy recruits. He also cleared up the entertainment debate with a direct statement, "We don't want to use violence as an entertainment vehicle''
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/11/technology/uncle-sam-wants-you-to-play-this-game.html
Testimony has been given by the Army to the Senate Armed Services Committee to the effect that AA is part of an overall push to get new recruits.
http://www.thenation.com/article/americas-army-targets-youth#axzz2dZN4y0j4
Despite the declarations of a game influencing anyone's thought process being ludicrous, it seems to be working.
http://gamepolitics.com/2009/11/17/america%E2%80%99s-army-extremely-effective-recruitment-tool
More commentary from Lt. Col. Wardynski about wanting to make people who played the game to "feel like they've already been there."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/05/26/AR2005052601505.html
AA also manifests in "Army Experience Centers" which have sprung up in recent years to give you more of a taste of "real" Army life from the comfort of your nearest shopping mall.
http://www.army.mil/article/12072/army-experience-center-opens-in-philadelphia/
Is it true?
So that means we should tolerate it?
are you going to have the drive to help me and do your part for your country and your community. Can you shoot me in he head soldier! I made it threw BCT AIT and beyond. you would shoot your own mother in the head if you were ordered to with your "right frame of mind"
that ♥♥♥♥ you do isn't hard its brain dead stupid. you are a sheep who thinks hes a wolf. how have you helped anybody but yourself since you have been in. 1-800-SPY tell them I was mean to you.
This, also was in the army ten years ago in my country but that was a rational decision not based on pew pew games or movies. I only fear for the kids (6-12 year) playing CoD and this and other military gung ho games and get influenced by it by having a distorted vision of active combat. War is a nasty thing, even peacekeeping missions are nasty on a psychological level and is not something you learn from a game. People who think they do need treatment and not enlistment.
I enjoyed my time helping people as medical aid, no matter their religion, beliefs or anything else. People like Wipenit who think everybody in the army wants to be a terminator also need psychological help. They also need to learn how to express themselves properly online without being a douchebag.
At least most people who enlist try to do something good instead of living like a sheep, go to work, pay taxes, play games, be a douchebag online, retire with most regrets of life and in the end try to make it to the bathroom in time in a nursing home = Wipenit at old age.
and there are probaly way more people joining the army cause of call of doody and Battlefield than this game. even if they arent made to recruiting tools they are still flashy attractive things that blur the minds of what reality really is untill little jimmy is in a trench thinking "wtf have i done"
The amount of people recruited by this game in any iteration is small at best compared to the full numbers. Also, as few others have posted here anyone that runs to join up because of a video game needs help, and a lot of it. After I got out I worked for gamestop, I cant even count any more the amount of kids who came up after learning I was in and said they wanted to go in and be a sniper ,or X job, cause they were good at it in COD/BF/ETC and not just Americas Army. This game used to show the team work aspect of the military but after AA3 that kind of went out the window.
You're post shows me that you are just about like the 'friends' on my social media feeds that have no clue what the military is actually about or what it does. Yes, we (Myself personally) have done some pretty 'diabolical' things but in those moments it is either you are them, yes this includes when the moments include kids, women, etc. Its crap and rough sometimes for pepole but it happens. If it were not for some of this military situations we would probably be speaking German, or Russian, or <insert X Language here>. Saying that the military are full of jack booted thugs or etc is a huge issue with me. There is a lot of stuff that goes on behind that scenes that needs to STAY behind the scenes.
this guy..he gets it.
I think the issue though isn't is the military nescessary... ( which it absolutely is for EVERY sovereign nation to establish themselves and uphold their ideals ) But that it is rather, is this something YOU as a citizen can stand back and say "yes I am happy that the tax I paid today went to create this video game. It was a WORTHWHILE investment of my money for the RIGHT purposes and a necessary investment.
I like the new AA, I play the new AA, and will continue to play it until it becomes obsolete as far as I see down the road... that said I think your guy's army could have done something far more productive with the funds to actually help the soldiers it has, instead of trying to influence or add to the influence of attracting children and young teens who are still impressionable.
The military already sits with you at the table when you eat. That is something a lot of people miss now days. Everyone has searched for a hot word on the internet, congrats you along with 80% of the rest of the world is on a watch list. As for militarized police come on, you seriously have to be kidding me. Have you seen some of the people a lot of these cops have to go up against? Yes, the military plans for any type of situation. Yes, we have been training since, oh I dont know the 20s is the earlist that I personally know of, possibly the beginning of the military as we know it to go up against any threat, that includes ourselves.
As for the game being used as a recruiting tool, come on wake up. Its a Horrible tool. The ability to get the GI Bill brings in more people each year than this game ever will. Only idiots will see this game and go "Gee Golly War Looks Fun!'
I have a ton of people that state on a pretty normal basis that we need to come home. Where I agree we need to focus more on us as a country than everyone else, I always have to ask come home from where? There are multiple places myself, and any other military member that reads this with -or that has ever had- the clearance knows we are at. Should we come home from some of those places that we seroiusly, seriously need to be present at? Same thing goes with the militarized police force. Some of hte crack pots and groups we have here in the states are just as dangerous as the cartels, mob, Vatican, etc. They need to have some of that training and gear. Its not to force us out of our homes, that would be against the constituion and etc. Which would start another civil war with a quickness, in which i seriously hope our current admins arent that dumb. There is very little the normal civs know which is for the better. Do we need to become a military state? No, but we do need the people with the training and gear, to take care of situations that crop up that most people would start riots for.