You might be badass, but you'll never be "land the ass end of a chopper on a rooftop shack, on a steep mountain cliff, and hold it there while wounded soldiers are loaded inside" kind of badass.
To bad we aren't using our power against actual enemies like Mexico and Israel.
>>71387057
For 600 billion dollars you should be able to land dudes on a roof.
also slide bread
>>71387192
What have we done to you?
What have the jews done to you?
>>71387385
op got btfo'd
>>71387440
Sent 30 million of scum of your population to invade our country.
Israel has been caught spying on us multiple times and even has attacked us.
If I were you I'd pray America doesn't get a sane president.
>>71387440
More US citizens have been killed by the Mexican drug cartels than US soldiers have died fighting wars in the Middle East since 9/11
How many rooftop landings could this million dollar waste of taxpayer money accomplished had it literally not been thrown into the ocean? American, tactics, everyone
>>71387932
>Sent 30 million of scum of your population to invade our country.
Not our problem. Fix your shitty immigration system, cuck ;)
>>71388173
Stop arming and training the cartels
>>71387057
Why especially Canada? When have we ever tried to imply otherwise
>>71387385
If you want an idea of how bad the military was near the end of Nam:
>The morale, discipline and battleworthiness of the U.S. Armed Forces are, with a few salient exceptions, lower and worse than at anytime in this century and possibly in the history of the United States.
>By every conceivable indicator, our army that now remains in Vietnam is in a state approaching collapse, with individual units avoiding or having refused combat, murdering their officers and non commissioned officers, drug-ridden, and dispirited where not near mutinous.
>Intolerably clobbered and buffeted from without and within by social turbulence, pandemic drug addiction, race war, sedition, civilian scapegoatise, draftee recalcitrance and malevolence, barracks theft and common crime, unsupported in their travail by the general government, in Congress as well as the executive branch, distrusted, disliked, and often reviled by the public, the uniformed services today are places of agony for the loyal, silent professions who doggedly hang on and try to keep the ship afloat.
>The responses of the services to these unheard-of conditions, forces and new public attitudes, are confused, resentful, occasional pollyanna-ish, and in some cases even calculated to worsen the malaise that is wracking. While no senior officer can openly voice any such assessment, the foregoing conclusions find virtually unanimous support in numerous non-attributable interviews with responsible senior and mid-level officer, as well as career noncommissioned officers and petty officers in all services.
>Historical precedents do exist for some of the services' problems, such as desertion, mutiny, unpopularity, seditious attacks, and race troubles. Others, such as drugs, pose difficulties that are wholly NEW. Nowhere, however, in the history of the Armed Forces have comparable past troubles presented themselves in such general magnitude, acuteness, or concentrated focus as today.
>>71388970
>Racial conflicts (most but not all sparked by young black enlisted men) are erupting murderously in all services.
>At a recent high commanders’ conference, General Westmoreland and other senior generals heard the report from Germany that in many units white soldiers are now afraid to enter barracks alone at night for fear of "head-hunting" ambushes by blacks.
>In the quoted words of one soldier on duty in West German, "I’m much more afraid of getting mugged on the post than I am of getting attacked by the Russians."
>Other reports tell of jail-delivery attacks on Army stockades and military police to release black prisoners, and of officers being struck in public by black soldiers. Augsburg, Krailsheim, and Hohenfels are said to be rife with racial trouble. Hohenfels was the scene of a racial fragging last year – one of the few so recorded outside Vietnam.
>In Ulm, last fall, a white noncommissioned officer killed a black soldier who was holding a loaded .45 on two unarmed white officers.
>Elsewhere, according to Fortune magazine, junior officers are now being attacked at night when inspecting barracks containing numbers of black soldiers.
>Kelley Hill, a Ft. Benning, Ga., barracks area, has been the scene of repeated nighttime assaults on white soldiers. One such soldier bitterly remarked, "Kelley Hill may belong to the commander in the daytime but it belongs to the blacks after dark."
https://msuweb.montclair.edu/~furrg/Vietnam/heinl.html
>>71389028
Niggers gonna nig
>>71388424
They do want to end the government(s) who did this and build a wall to ensure they stay out and Mexico deal with it because you let it happen anyways
>>71388225
That was to make space for more people being evacuated.
