We're not going to lose that many people. We're not going to see 150k or 300k servicemembers drummed out.
It is entirely possible. Time will tell. Boeing is requireing 125,000 employees to take the clotshot. As more gets exposed, more will resist, even those with the first jab. The globalist will have to double down or lose face. One good point is that IF they seperate that many military, they will join the workforce. One way or another, there is a dynamic shift occuring.
Civilians don't understand how military members are viewed by the state- assets. Assets which the state has invested hundreds of thousands of dollars PER MAN just to train and equip.
Don't quote me on this, but I recall being told that simply putting a man through 13.5 weeks of USMC Boot Camp costs something like $70k. Each training platoon has around 88 members, meaning basic training for a platoon costs around $6 MILLION.
Then you go onto your MOS training; the cost will vary wildly. My point is- discharging 300,000 fully trained servicemen of various MOS is like throwing out HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. Given our government's history with handling money... this would be expected, right? Fuck.
Exactly. Believe me, DOD will SHIT THEMSELVES if Service Chiefs come back to them and say "well, sorry SECDEF, we're going to end up booting 300k servicemembers, and a whole bunch are careerist NCO's and a good number of Mid-grade Officers".
Point is this: They (DOD) will do EVERYTHING in their power to grant as many exemptions and suspense adjustments to keep people in...
Example: What if a shitload of aviators, SOF and critical Signal and Intelligence folks say "Nah I aint taking your fucking vaccine. Go ahead and boot me" You think Austin is going to say "yeah fuck those guys. Diaper Dementia said they have to get pokey so kick them out now"? Not in your lifetime. They'll stall, drag shit out and keep people in.. Believe me on this.
I think those pilots you're referring to? They've probably had close to a billion dollars invested in them, each. Pilot training is probably among the highest cost in modern military training, especially when it comes to these new super specialized jets.
It takes 400+ hours of simulation time for a talented pilot to be able to competently fly some of these vessels. They're not paid by the hour, but the people conducting the training might be. The civilians who work on the base are probably paid hourly. This is all peanuts in the grand scheme, but you get what I'm saying.
You mentioned another interesting point to this- it's not like it's just 300,000 Marines, all in the same unit and carrying out similar duties, are being discharged- we're talking like 100 guys from this unit, 12 guys from that unit, all of the cooks for 2nd Battalion, 2 Corpsmen from a currently deployed squad, 7 ground control crewmen from here, 25 drivers/heavy equipment operators from there..... this would lead to one of the greatest clusterfucks ever witnessed in military history. Our officers, specifically the top brass, aren't competent/are corrrupt, we know this- so we know that they would fail to train men ahead of time to replace the people they're likely going to discharge. Dozen of units would become crippled for possibly MONTHS. Just losing one good man can really change a base or an operation.
And this would have a terrible effect on the remaining members' morale. Suddenly, the Storekeep Bosun Mate that could always somehow track down exactly what you needed while on a ship in the middle of the fucking ocean- he's gone, discharged. And the guy who is now in his position has no fucking clue what he's doing and you can't depend on him. There would be thousands of issues like this that popped up all over the world with our troops.
You have to understand, the bottom line doesn't matter to them anymore. Getting rid of any Whites still in the military is the objective, not having an effective fighting force.
Otherwise they wouldn't be intentionally recruiting as many trannies as possible.
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