reply to post by GoldenRuled
I think the link is broken. Looking forward to reading about this though.
(From linked source/OP story)
"Over the past 11 years of combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, some lessons learned painfully, there has been a growing appreciation and a demand for, on the part of the warfighter, the unique skills and capabilities that MPs bring to the fight," Durham said. "We do enforce traffic laws and we do write reports and tickets, and that's good, but we do so much more than that."
Durham said the Marine Corps plans to show off its new battalions in Miami later this month at a conference put on by the Southern Command and that is expected to be attended by government officials from Central American countries, such as Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Belize.
Well, isn't that just super. They're comfortable with cracking skulls and killing people.
Originally posted by benrl
reply to post by FissionSurplus
Well, isn't that just super. They're comfortable with cracking skulls and killing people.
You guys remember that vid of the very Large angry marine telling off the cops for pepper spraying inoccent protesters?
Id rather that man policing an area than the F-ing NYPD, I know thats not what anyone wants to here...
But Ive know marines, many in my life, Always honorable, always aware of the constitution...
Perhaps we should look at drilling cops in Constitutional law as much as we do the marines...
There is a reason the Marine motto is "Semper fidelis" they have earned it and proven it through out the Marines history.