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No inspiration there......She has a job and has to do it.
Her ability to survive often will depend on her tenacity and willingness to push on.
Her troops need to know she will not only keep up but set the example.
Failure is not an option when it comes to leadership in the military.
Failed leaders on the battlefield are the ones who leave the bodies of their troops in their wake.
Real leaders are right behind point and ready to step up for any one of those they command.
So is this inspirational?????
HELL NO.
Her ability to survive often will depend on her tenacity and willingness to push on.
Her troops need to know she will not only keep up but set the example.
Failure is not an option when it comes to leadership in the military.
Failed leaders on the battlefield are the ones who leave the bodies of their troops in their wake.
Real leaders are right behind point and ready to step up for any one of those they command.
So is this inspirational?????
HELL NO.
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papasmerf said:
The damage done to her body though...ugh.
She was probably afraid of the repercussions that would be brought on by her superiors and peers had she not crossed that line. She's female and an officer. The military is sexist, no secret. Hazing is part of that life. Ridicule is taught from the beginning at boot camp. My vote is she did it out of fear as well as trying to do her job.
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