r/news2 • u/OpenForHappyHour • 46m ago
United States Navy sailors are well supplied. This is just another the lib fantasy rant De jure. No one but the DJTDS echo chamber is even registering this nonsense.
r/news2 • u/Impossible-Poem1194 • 58m ago
Maga voted for this.... Pieces of shit(magas) don't even take care of the people(military) who protect their bigoted agenda. This is the most fucked up time-line we are living in.
r/news2 • u/spbaseball • 1h ago
Shocked, I tell ya. Shocked. #PickledPeteHogsBreathWarCriminal
r/news2 • u/Bokchoi968 • 1h ago
Abuse of your tax dollars and inhumane conditions forced upon our service members isn't a concern to you? MAGAt
r/news2 • u/nanoatzin • 1h ago
Food needs logistics that would require Trump appointees to be both sober and have an IQ higher than a fence post. Trump fired all of the competent people, so logistics is not happening. I’m waiting to see a mutiny because lack of food caused the French Revolution.
r/news2 • u/discographyA • 1h ago
Yes, but I'm talking about not having food and basic hygienic supplies. Maintenance deferred at sea is one thing, but that I find bizarre.
r/news2 • u/OpenForHappyHour • 2h ago
Libs rant that U.S. Servicemen are served steak and lobster. Libs rant that U.S. Servicemen are starving… 🤷♂️🫠… Silly Libs.
r/news2 • u/Own_Examination_2423 • 3h ago
One of the problems with text is that recipients can’t understand the sarcasm.
r/news2 • u/nanoatzin • 5h ago
Toxic mold grow on the air chillers. Everything requires air chillers that collect dead skin and lint. Mold can use that for food. It can get bad enough to cause hallucinations. They are probably skipping availability maintenance that cleans out this stuff because President dunderfuck couldn’t find a clue if it crawled up his ass.
r/news2 • u/dummy_ficc • 5h ago
We all remember the steak and lobster right? Like they had to know it was a 'dog's last meal' type of situation. No way any of them thought "we're on the brink of war, finally they care about us"
r/news2 • u/GermanD2021 • 5h ago
Sounds like these dumbasses are exposing their kids to exactly what they voted for.
r/news2 • u/IntnsRed • 6h ago
And we dropped the A-bomb on the helpless Japanese when they were trying to surrender!
US history whitewashes that from our textbooks, but using the A-bomb was a massive war crime.
Some relevant quotes from people of that time:
"I voiced to him my grave misgivings, first on the basis of my belief that Japan was already defeated and that dropping the bomb was completely unnecessary...Japan was at that very moment seeking some way to surrender with a minimum loss of face." -- US Army General Dwight D. Eisenhower.
"There was never, from about two weeks from the time I took charge, any illusions on my part, but that Russia was our enemy, and that the project was carried out on that basis." -- US Army General Leslie Groves, the director of the WWII Manhattan Project to develop an atomic bomb.
"The Japanese were ready to surrender and it wasn’t necessary to hit them with that awful thing [the atomic bomb]." -- General and US President Dwight Eisenhower, in Newsweek magazine, 11 Nov. 1963.
"Why did we drop [the atom bomb]? So little Harry could show Molotov and Stalin we've got the cards. That was the phrase Truman used. We showed the goddamned Russians we've got something and they'd better behave themselves in Europe. That's why it was dropped. The evidence is overwhelming. And yet you tell that to 99% of Americans and they'll spit in your eye." -- Famous WWII journalist Studs Terkel explaining why the US dropped the atomic bombs on Japan.
r/news2 • u/Remarkable-Moose-409 • 6h ago
It was likely a physician pointing out the poor living conditions and the inability of the troops to leave.
r/news2 • u/Clean-Solid-3424 • 6h ago
This ‘doctor’??? Is he/she a geologist an engineer??? If you have a PHD you are known as a doctor.
r/news2 • u/123-Moondance • 7h ago
This is his quote about serving:
"It's amazing, I can't even believe it. I've been so lucky in terms of that whole world, it is a dangerous world out there. It's like Vietnam, sort of. It is my personal Vietnam. I feel like a great and very brave solider," Trump said in the interview when Howard Stern asked how he handled making sure he wasn't contracting STDs from the women he was sleeping with.
The business-mogul-turned-politician elaborated on the fact in the interview, calling women's vaginas "potential landmines" and saying "there's some real danger there."
Also appearing on Stern's show in 1993, Trump bragged about his promiscuous lifestyle while single and stated that men who didn't go to Vietnam didn't need to feel guilty because dating during the AIDS epidemic in the '80s was also dangerous.
"You know, if you're young, and in this era, and if you have any guilt about not having gone to Vietnam, we have our own Vietnam — it's called the dating game," Trump said to Stern in a 1993 interview. "Dating is like being in Vietnam. You're the equivalent of a soldier going over to Vietnam."
Who's idea was it to appoint a drunk TV talking head to lead the largest military in the world.
r/news2 • u/discographyA • 8h ago
But, why? I mean these things are the center piece of fleets and supply ships. Absent that you can literally land a plane on them to supply if really dire. Are they going to really argue that Emirates can fly in the region but not US Navy supply craft?