~~I remember two specific stories from it:~~ ~~* Affirmative action in the officer corps. A black army officer was promoted beyond his ability and posted to Iraq, others ended up having to do his work for him. Eventually they let their displeasure be known. He was dependent on a sleep apnea device, so he borrowed a hammer, the device mysteriously broke, and he used it as an excuse to transfer back home.~~ ~~* Rape by black units. He explores the meaning of the phrase "running a train" and mentions that this doesn't seem to be a thing among any other ethnicity. He mentions that several members of some elite group (rangers?) independently told him of a coverup involving black servicemen raping civilians. He wasn't able to find any official documentation confirming it.~~ ~~And some other points~~ ~~* Lack of academic interest. He never saw any examples of blacks actually wanting to pursue academic subjects like mathematics or languages, whites and other races often did.~~ ~~* Self segregation. Different races tended to self segregate in the army, blacks the most strongly so.~~ ~~* Poor morale. Black units have a history of buckling under pressure and can't be trusted in key positions.~~ Found it: amren dot com /news/2016/10/diversity-in-the-army-anti-white-military-racism/ And another one: amren dot com /commentary/2021/02/the-navy-made-me-into-a-race-realist/