Comments on: Army About to “Break,” Says Chief

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By: R. Baker

R. Baker — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 13:09:59 +0000

I personally think it’s almost inevitable, we’re bound to undergo a prior service recall and may very well see a draft reinstatement. The presadent has already spread our military way too thin to a point we are vulnerable on our own home turf.We deffinatly don’t need to rile any more countries because the road we’re on right now we might end up a country against the world.

By: thebear

thebear — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 03:31:19 +0000

BeyondPopper is far from the truth. first of all the U.S. Army has not been training for the wrong mission for the last thirty years. Ah popper do you rememember something called the “Cold War”, You know the 5000,000 or so soviet troops in in Eastern Europe, very heavily armed I might add, looking west. Well the U.S. Army was one very large reason they didn“t come west. By the way, Popper, that was mainly an armored standoff. The army got that one right. Also your cheap ass remarks about so called professionalism of the troops is lousy. let me tell you something. I have seen more professionalism in the U.S. military than I have in the civilian world. Popper you smack of ignorance in this matter.

By: L Pearson

L Pearson — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 17:34:44 +0000

There are no immediate or simple solution(s) to increasing troop strength without support of American public and congressional leadership agreement. Army physical and moral recruitment standards have been modified over the past 2 years enabling almost any person to join. The Army has been digging at the bottom of the pickle for new recruits for too long.
I personaly believe that Pentagon staff are making plans to expand conflict with Iran or other nations that support terrorism. Yes, that means a lot more ground troops–immediately.
I forsee only two ways in which enable the Army to meet staffing objectives. First is called– the “Backdraft” which means recalling prior service folks back to Active duty. The next very unpopular method is actual implementaion of the “Draft” for all young Americans from age 18 to 24.

By: Robot Economist

Robot Economist — Sat, 16 Dec 2006 02:13:10 +0000

I don’t know what Ackerman is talking about — Rumsfeld has kept the Army leadership on a tight leash since he showed up. He should be talking about Schoomaker — a man the Rum-ster brought back from retirement to replace Eric Shinseki — has been openly contradicting his boss since October.
In my opinion, if anything indicated Rumsfeld’s declining power and presaged his ouster, it was Schoomaker’s direct plea to OMB for more money. The Army may be a stubborn organization, but it is the most reluctant of the services to contradict the civilian leadership. When it does, you know something serious is afoot.