"Why we Fight" documentary explained and placed in the proper context with video description commentaries on each segment.

Its increasingly clear that the U.S. military is no longer a profession where men of conscience work out the details to protect freedom with morality and competence but has decayed into a "yes-man" bureaucratic racket that tells the boss he is wearing a "3-piece suit" while he's actually running around naked---populated by weak egos and economic refugees who want a brain-dread set routine where they don't have to think with an extended adolescence provided by an uniformed "mommy/daddy". These folks are stuck in Peck's Stage II of maturity and are incapable of adapting and overcoming to the world around them which they mock and fear and don't want to understand--much less the non-linear battlefield (NLB) dominated by high explosives. Weak ego snobs mistreat eachother in an inbred "From Here to Eternity" self-perpetuating, garrison racket now exported by FOB overseas; is it any surprise they mistreat foreigners who don't even make a rung on their ladder of ego which makes more rebels? Is it a surprise they lack the professional knowledge, tracked armored vehicle driving and land navigational skills to not drive around in wheeled trucks on predictable roads easily blown up by land mines? Its high time the American People wake-up and realize they've out-sourced their national security to immoral, incompetent bureaucratic all volunteer/victim force/farce racketeers and reform the armed services by populating the ranks with adults and a PROFESSIONAL CULTURE with a MORAL COMPASS that fights for military excellence..........www.combatreform.com/blindobedience.htm

"The primary purpose of an army - to be ready to fight effectively at all times - seemed to have been forgotten.... The leadership I found in many instances was sadly lacking and I said so out loud. The unwillingness of the army to forgo certain creature comforts, its timidity about
getting off the scanty roads, its reluctance to move without radio and telephone contact, and its lack of imagination in dealing with a foe whom they soon outmatched in firepower and dominated in the air and on the surrounding seas - these were not the fault of the Soldier, but of the policymakers at the top."..................................................................................................

--General Matthew Ridgway on the U.S. Army During the Korean War
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Video proof of why wheeled vehicles are obsolete for military tasks on the modern, non-linear battlefield dominated by high explosives........VIDEOS 1-16: MOBILITY......How wheeled trucks end up being road/trail/street bound dooming our men to constant attacks............VIDEOS 17-26 NOT MUCH PROTECTION & WEAK FIREPOWER, $$$ COSTLY-TO-MAINTAIN: Shows how these wheeled trucks cannot take the extra armor required to stay ahead of the threat and what is placed on them causes them to rapidly break down and need costly pampering from greedy civilian defense contractors $$$ Reports are 51 GDLS mechanics just for 309 Stryker trucks in Iraq!......VIDEOS 27-35 OPERATIONAL CONSEQUENCES: USMC 75% in wheeled trucks 6 days AWOL reaching Baghdad, Saddam & company escape to start rebellion against us, troops operating from FOBs in Afghanistan cannot move freely or fast lest they be blown up, foot-slogger marines must huddle up in houses where they get pummeled by enemy fires and start CRYING like babies for their lives.....VIDEOS 36- ATTEMPTS TO FIX THE MESS WITH BETTER TRACKS: Winston Churchill said "Americans always do the right thing...after they've exhausted all other alternatives". Let's hope we don't have to lose another 4, 000 men in heavier and heavier trucks before we wake up and do what's best and fully equip everyone into M113 Gavin or heavier tracks capable of FULL cross-country mobility and inherently 28% more capable of armor protection.

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"The deadly roadside bombs have killed 22 of the 26 Canadian Soldiers who have died in Afghanistan over the past six months.

But tanks tend not to be the target of choice for the Taliban because of the protection they offer to those inside.

Lt.-Col. Stephane Lafaut, the incoming commander of the Operational Mentoring and Liaison Team in Afghanistan, said Tuesday that IEDs tend to be used more by the Taliban to target other vehicles -- such as Canada's LAV3, Nyala and Bison armoured vehicles -- instead of tanks."

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Name: Private David Robert Greenslade, Died: April 8, 2007, Age: 20, Hometown: Saint-John, New Brunswick, Children: none, Unit : 2nd Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment, (Gagetown, New Brunswick), Private Greenslade was killed with five other Canadian Soldiers, when their LAV-III armored vehicle hit a roadside bomb. Greenslade was a member of the 2nd Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment.