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UK Daily Mail ^ | January 21, 2016 | Julian Robinson

[bushpilot2]

Son...

[FrankR]

Are humans now “hupersons”?

[Zack Attack]

Wow! Just wow!

Man...er...Biological life form overboard!

[Boonie]

That’s from my father’s time...He was with the 3rd Army (Patton) in WWII...My comment was from when I was in Vietnam...*LOL*

[Boonie]

*LOL* That’s good......

[Boonie]

“...The military is going to have to have a serious purge of all the deviants, dead weights, enablers, rotting wood, and useless flag officers. Barry tried to fire all the good ones, so it will take a decade or more to reestablish order and discipline...”

You got that right.....

[archy]

The military is going to have to have a serious purge of all the deviants, dead weights, enablers, rotting wood, and useless flag officers. Barry tried to fire all the good ones, so it will take a decade or more to reestablish order and discipline.

See following, per the NCFA Report.

Leaders from all Army components have identified excessive mandatory training requirements contained in AR 350-1, Army Training and Leader Development, as an issue. Regular Army, Army National Guard, and Army Reserve leaders were near unanimous in their assessment that AR 350-1 training requirements leave too little time to conduct collective training or focus on the training that commanders assess as most needed. …Over 1,000 Army directives, regulations, pamphlets, and messages address mandatory training.NOTE p.77

Recommendation 47: The Army should reduce mandatory training prescribed in AR 350-1, Army Training and Leader Development by the following means:

1.Reducing the number of mandatory training requirements and moving the reduced tasks to local command policy per AR 600-20, Army Command Policy;

2.Developing a formal process for approving additional mandatory training tasks and reviewing existing mandatory training requirements annually for retention or deletion;

3.Chartering the Army’s Training General Of cer Steering Committee to provide governance for approving all added Army and Combatant Commander mandatory training requirements;

4.Changing the reserve components’ mandatory training requirements from an annual cycle to a two-year cycle;

5.Codifying mandatory training requirements with (1) task, condition, and standard; (2) Training and Evaluation Outline and lesson plan; and (3) the means to make this information available through the Army Training Network as the consolidated repository for mandatory training requirements;

6.Delegating mandatory training exception approval authority to two-star commanders; and

7.Completing the AR 350-1, Army Training and Leader Development, revision within one year of this report.