Comment of the day: A concern about how officers act in a downsizing army
From a comment posted the other day by "jvizzard": The danger in a shrinking army is that we become sheep always seeking the center of the flock, lest we stick out and get picked off.
From a comment posted the other day by "jvizzard":
The danger in a shrinking army is that we become sheep always seeking the center of the flock, lest we stick out and get picked off.
From a comment posted the other day by "jvizzard":
The danger in a shrinking army is that we become sheep always seeking the center of the flock, lest we stick out and get picked off.
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