Re: Gangs Spreading In The Military
editor@xxxxxxxxxxx <editor@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I don't see being a veteran as a big aid to gang activity. Does
having been a tank repairman really make you more effective in Bloods
or MS-13 type street gang? Even for those in the infantry, does
having fought in a kind of war in which "infantry" fighting typically
means calling for air support make you that much more effective in
five-on-five or one-on-one urban fighting without air support when you
get home?
What about the gangstas who are getting hands-on practical experience with
full-auto weapons, LAWs, RPGs, grenades, demolition charges?
The kind of weapons you would find at a National Guard armory?
IMO, any soldier showing any signs of street gang affiliation should be
transferred out of any military occupation which involves using weapons;
let them hump cargo out of ships and planes or drive trucks.
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