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With how UN and EU always meddle in everyone's business, using military might is not that appealing.
project international shipping lanes
act as naval rescue
use the corps of engineers for domestic and foreign projects
have the national guard act as first responders in times of natural disasters
get ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at by 20 year old college students who don't know better because they're dumb
:V
I bet you could beat the Vatican.
Or maybe Monaco
we cannot even win civil wars with ourselves, georgia was a cute experiment but i think it is time we pack up the bags. if i was leader of the military i think i would just let everyone party all the time because really, we are not doing nothing to nobody. and least with wine in hand we can have some laughs!
the average soldier in my country is too sloshed to have the coordination to pick up a rock and hit a building 1 metre in front of their face
between the tax exemption and the government backing of their baking business, to say nothing of brand recognition, they should be able to afford their equipment at now-reduced prices without quite as much financial support from congress.
it'll also shore up some of their costs in terms of sourcing food, and support a larger us policy of distributing food and scaling up food production.
this will necessitate a regulation of militias in order to maintain broad military parity, as the over-funded 'corporate military' supply conceits it currently relies on will have to be revised in planning. maintaining heavy equipment and actually running the baking business, in addition to its current and usual functions as a martial repository and the regimental competencies that need to be retained as such, will take up the bulk of its personnel, and it will be reliant on citizen auxilaries in order to source its ground troops in sizeable numbers should some sort of war situation occur.