[Ailist] Changing Military Perspective
Lionel Boxer
lionel.boxer at rmit.edu.au
Sun Jun 28 16:31:37 MDT 2009
Politicians and businesspeople have always started war. In the distant past the policiticans tended to be kings and they tended to lead their soldiers into battle. These days they have no involvement beyond deciding to deploy troops.
Lionel Boxer CD PhD MBA BTech(IndEng) - 0411267256
Associate of RMIT University - lionel.boxer at rmit.edu.au
Graduate School of Business
my "Assessment of Quality Systems with Positioning Theory"
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>>> <Capela2 at aol.com> 29/06/09 7:18 AM >>>
As a father whose son is scheduled to be deployed next week to Afghanistan
I found the conversation interesting. I think the army is making a
concerted effort to reduce the chance of killing innocent lives which is good.
Unfortunately when you are confronted with making a decision whether to shoot
or not to save your life it can be difficult at times. The other problem is
this war is more difficult when the enemy has no difficulty using innocents
to protect themselves.
Which goes to the other point if you talk to a soldier he or she would
probably say war is a last resort unfortunately politicians are often the ones
making the decisions not fighting the battle.
Stan Capela
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