Originally posted by axl
wait a second. its not a requirement of tank units to do air defence. fine. but that means also that they are not able to and that they don't train it? if you take all your knowledge out of books and don't see a need to talk to people, don't you think you miss something? you have kinda like a poor attitude, don't you think? i have a book that the world is a disk and stay with this opinion until i get a better book which describes that the eath is a globe.
is in your official requirement list something about tanks being able to ford up to 4 meters or go 90km/h fast?
regards
axl
wait a second. its not a requirement of tank units to do air defence. fine. but that means also that they are not able to and that they don't train it? if you take all your knowledge out of books and don't see a need to talk to people, don't you think you miss something? you have kinda like a poor attitude, don't you think? i have a book that the world is a disk and stay with this opinion until i get a better book which describes that the eath is a globe.
is in your official requirement list something about tanks being able to ford up to 4 meters or go 90km/h fast?
regards
axl
My qualifications include seeing combat, bringing my people home. I've lost people. I've buried friends. I've received fire. I've returned fire. I've shot at people who dropped and to this day, I don't know if it was my bullet that did it or someone else's and I rather not know. I've been asked by a little girl why her father ain't coming home no more. I've seen dogs eating dead babies - at least I hoped they were dead before the dogs started eating them.
So, think long and hard before you start questioning my attitude.
Field Manuals are IMPORTANT. They tell you IN WRITING the EXACT procedure on how a thing is done so that there can be no mistakes. If it's important enough to train for, it's important enough to have a FM for it.
And one last thing - simulators DO NOT qualify as battle eval. ALL Battle Evaluations are based upon LIVE FIRE exercises. In this case, even if it's a drone. Computers ain't the real world. That's one bit of experience you should take to heart.
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