The US government. If a member of the military disobeys a direct order they get court marshaled. The rules there are different than the typical US court system and way more harsh in a lot of cases.
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Refusing orders is a real fast way to prison or execution. I get your point, but the military is setup to make challenging orders as risky as possible.
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34·8 months agoReddit hive mind is just as much a thing here as it is there
You sound like a spiteful person. Remind me not to serve with you
Food in the Navy is generally mid to bad. I just asked my deployed friend what he thought of it and he was less than impressed. That being said, Submarine crews generally get better food because they literally have nothing else.
Isn’t strike 3 just a copyright troll?
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73·9 months agoGood, nuclear is worth it in the long run. I’m not saying they should remove renewable, but nuclear is where it’s at
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29·10 months agoCool, FC3 doesn’t even launch on my PC because my CPU core count is too high.
This is a great shit post
Glad I moved away from Arkansas
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It makes sense that if you have an embassy in a country, then blockade that country, your embassy would be effected by that. Maybe think about your actions beforehand