I would give information on Russian capabilities and our vulnerabilities but they made me put my cell phone in a box before going into the room

Aggie Therapist said:

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I would give information on Russian capabilities and our vulnerabilities but they made me put my cell phone in a box before going into the room

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Russian capabilities are a given. The crux of the matter is what is the delta that will help Ukraine win the war? The current conglomeration of weapons and weapons systems will generally relegate the Ukranian military to fighting battles with line formations. This plays into Russia's Center of Gravity and will preclude a Ukrainian victory in the war.

I really do not understand why the US and NATO are reluctant to provide the delta. Our generals are cognizant of the delta and its composition in order to execute long-range Movement to Contact. Ukraine can't win the war without this offensive capability. A simple Ends, Ways, and Means analysis will support my assertions.

Militaries like Ukraine's that can't execute large and deep Movement to Contact Operations will most likely not win wars. That is a fundamental offensive operation that is part of the Mission Essential Task List. I doubt there are any links to articles that illuminate the need for the capability of Movement to Contact Operations. Articles pertaining to wars are written by reporters who have little military background.

For you folks who accuse me of plagiarizing, I suggest you to run my essays through this plagiarizing tool. I dare you. I suspect nobody will be man enough to say they were wrong. lol

I have never been treated so poorly as a person and veteran, by veterans! What the hell did I do to you vitriolic people?

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This thread is weird af.

PTSD for 60 years (foreword from book post)? That makes you 80- or 90-something?

What are the theories you use for PTSD treatment? I'm not a clinician, but I have some acquaintances who are and they like using all sorts of new sources for treatment. They'd want to know the underlying theories first though

Tango.Mike said:

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This thread is weird af.

PTSD for 60 years (foreword from book post)? That makes you 80- or 90-something?

What are the theories you use for PTSD treatment? I'm not a clinician, but I have some acquaintances who are and they like using all sorts of new sources for treatment. They'd want to know the underlying theories first though

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Tanker 123 is the TexAgs version of whack-a-mole, he posts, complains about the responses, gets his feelings hurt when someone doesn't agree with him, posts an "I"m Out of Here" paragraph stating nobody respects him, especially veterans, then comes back with multiple posts looking for a reply.