But should it come to that, know two things: our experience is not directly pointed toward that particular theater of operations, and your lack of experience and a predisposition toward doing things in a matter that worked well elsewhere under other conditions may actually be advantageous; there is such a thing as being *poisoned by experience.*
In any event, having someone less experienced who requires explanations of *why* to many basic operational techniques and procedures means that those matters will be under constant review, usually a good thing, and an antidote to *because we've always done it this way....*
The other thing you can count on: if it does come to that, you're welcome to stand beside me when that dark day comes, experienced or not. Your qualifications to do so have little to do with your experience, which is pretty well mostly icing on the cake. I'd expect you'll find quite a few others with the same or similar outlook, as well.
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A humble Thank you is all I can say right now.
This is probably the greatest qualification about 'these threads'. You men discuss another persons 'why?' question to a logical conclusion.
When a few others with different ideas surface, the discussion continues without defaming each others experience. You continue to discuss the matter until an agreement amongst you is reached by narrowing down the probabilities and possiblitities. This is most educational for lurkers and the inexperienced, such as myself.