Good. Each one drives a wedge between him and the military.
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Lackluster marching? It'd be a shame if there were more of that.
I know the Navy does march (despite the general uselessness of it for their operations), and some of the Navy vets I've talked with did consider it a point of pride that they could march better than other branches. But I have no clue if that is still a thing, and even if it is, I'm sure enough will deliberately do less than their best effort since it's clearly more about Trump's ego than honoring the Navy.
Navy Vet here. We do know how to march, and from what I saw, we did a passable job of it. As you said, marching and knowing how to shoot an M-16 aren't exactly useful skills 99% of the time in the Navy. The real issue I see is that the Navy in particular is the biggest pack of jokers and cut-ups I've ever seen outside of county lockup. If Trump wants a spectacle, that is exactly what the Navy will deliver. If he wants tight marching and drill, I would try the Air Force. The Marines are an automatic no-go. Our special boys and girls would manage to accidentally kill 1/3 of the attendees, impregnate a further third, and abscond with the remaining survivors.
You telling me that a job described as sailor mixed with soldier is prone to attracting rapscalions? /s
Doubling down should work.
Needs one more hashtag.
More goosestepping!
Imagine enlisting in the army to serve your country.
Imagine then being forced to put on a parade for your president.
Imagine being forced to do it again. 🤣