Army secretly allows shooting dogs, cats for research

NY Post ^ | Sept. 30, 2022

[familyop]

"The article said nothing that I could see about new and experimental projectiles."

Therefore,...

See what I mean?

Our U.S. military forces don't hurt animals for entertainment, although most productions of fiction over the past couple of generations would want us to believe that. In combat training, we were repeatedly warned against bothering any animals, especially on firing ranges.

Journalists and reporters will use canards about our military forces being evil, though. It shows the lack of ethics in journalism and broadcast news along with the lack of honesty in entertainment productions.

The military is all one vast, evil conspiracy, you know. Their choices in evil looking civilian actors prove it.

The truth is that there are many psychopaths involved in entertainment and other media productions. Such personalities are far more rare in our Army, for example. Think about the miseries that soldiers willingly sign up for and why most of them are doing it.

[AbnSarge]

Some years back when my NG infantry battalion was preparing to go to Iraq, my battalion surgeon who was an ER Trauma Surgeon in Philadelphia, arranged for all my battalion medics to do shifts in the ER for real-world training

[familyop]

You forgot to enter the journalist’s name: Caitlin Doornbos.

[ought-six]

I served from 1970 to 1974. The US military is not some abstract for me.

[cyclotic]

So?