Read this article, its wild

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/fort-bragg-murders-1153405/

 

There is a lot of mysterious deaths in American army, but mainstream media wouldn't cover it, because it could hint as some serious problems in the army, with the whole system, but that cannot be accepted, because this would reflect poorly on the names of the responsible people

 

Americans don't love personal accountability of generals and politicians. They love to blame some abstract ideas, like once i saw the title "Why country failed our soldiers". Notice how they frame ? Not some general who can be punished, and brought to answer. No, they talk about the abstract concept of "country" failing the soldiers, or "army" or "justice sytem". The concept of a country, the concept of the army cannot be fired, cannot be punished, brought to answer. So this is the only way Americans can answer to problems - to lash out at "concepts and words" while people who were responsible for deaths and ruin don't face any consequences, continue to work and will have their pensions paid by the government.

INB4 41%

maybe there is deeper story

Army of one country i wouldn't say - had murders disguised as suicides. The type of accidentally fell on the knife 10 times and then gone and hang himself from the high tree, which he climbed while bleeding from the heart and neck. Of course those weren't suicides, but on paper they were listed as such

 

Maybe USA also has same problem, its too much hastle to deal with if you call it murder - you'll have to do courtmashal shit, all chain of command gets involved, pride of the millitary unit or the vessle tarnished - it is so easy to pass it off as suicide.

How prevalent is buttsecks on the USAnian military?

don't ask, don't tell)))

TWF i like this genius illustration

inb4 CO aka carbon monooxide is leaking and that's it, but civilian-grade detectors *ist verboten* on USS shit

Removed several years ago, as it was noted by old Krautchan