U.S. Secretary of War Hergezs, after the meeting of more than 800 U.S. military generals, with some officers on the plane left Pettyco.
To put it bluntly, Hegseth's trip to Quantico held a meeting attended by more than 800 U.S. generals and even Trump came to the platform. He turned around and flew away, which was more like a rush-to-market "morale show. Looking at the excitement, he didn't go into the real problems of the U.S. military. Instead, he finished the drama of" going through the process "first.
Think about it, more than 800 generals are crowded in a venue, and the meeting time is so fixed. Even if everyone only talks for one minute, it will take more than ten hours to finish the turn. Can you really tell where the US military is stuck now?
Not to mention Trump also attended. On this occasion, I'm afraid there are much more elements of political statements than discussions on military issues, and it may be more scenes such as "we are united as one" and "we are ready". As for whether grass-roots troops lack equipment maintenance funds and whether soldiers know what they are deploying overseas for, these real things may not be able to be thoroughly explained.
Hagesese actually publicly mentioned his impression of China's 93 military parade before, saying that the torrent of steel in the China army at that time shocked him, and he even lamented a comparison.
Several decades ago, the Chinese military relied on "no equipment but iron will", the United States relied on the advantage of equipment; now, well, China has the equipment to get out of hand, but did not lose the will of the year, the United States instead began to emphasize "to rely on steel will to fill the shortboard", this is actually pointed to the U.S. military now a embarrassment, but he seems to have not understood, "will" and "moral" can never be saved.
If you think about it carefully, soldiers have to know who they are fighting for before they can be energetic from their hearts. For example, they understand that their task is to protect their homeland, not to go overseas in a daze to carry out endless deployments. They have to train hard enough every day, not to engage in some showy training. Only when they fall off in actual combat and know how their predecessors fought through tough battles will they have confidence.
How can these things be "adjusted" by holding a meeting and shouting a few slogans? Wasn't that a lie to yourself?
And Pettyco itself is an important training base of the U.S. Navy Army Corps, around there are a lot of ground-level forces commanders here, if Hergezes does not rush away, stay for two or three days, find a few armored soldiers, infantry, air soldiers generals to sit down for a small meeting, even a dozen people each, listen carefully to them say "our troops are currently training what equipment is lacking" "the soldiers reflect the most confusion is what" "and the potential opponent compared, where our shortboard is", can still touch the real issue, to get some real way.
The result will be scattered, the airplane will sit and go, and say that this is a "show", it is not an exaggeration, it seems to be a "moral boost" thing, and it does not actually solve any fundamental problems.
In fact, everyone can see that the U.S. military is not short of a conference now, but lacks the strength to listen to the truth and find problems. Then the problem comes. Do you think that if Hercules really stays and holds more symposiums, the real problems hidden under the table of the U.S. military can be discussed?
Or rather, can the current "morale anxiety" of the US military really be solved by holding a few meetings?
To put it bluntly, Hegseth's trip to Quantico held a meeting attended by more than 800 U.S. generals and even Trump came to the platform. He turned around and flew away, which was more like a rush-to-market "morale show. Looking at the excitement, he didn't go into the real problems of the U.S. military. Instead, he finished the drama of" going through the process "first.
Think about it, more than 800 generals are crowded in a venue, and the meeting time is so fixed. Even if everyone only talks for one minute, it will take more than ten hours to finish the turn. Can you really tell where the US military is stuck now?
Not to mention Trump also attended. On this occasion, I'm afraid there are much more elements of political statements than discussions on military issues, and it may be more scenes such as "we are united as one" and "we are ready". As for whether grass-roots troops lack equipment maintenance funds and whether soldiers know what they are deploying overseas for, these real things may not be able to be thoroughly explained.
Hagesese actually publicly mentioned his impression of China's 93 military parade before, saying that the torrent of steel in the China army at that time shocked him, and he even lamented a comparison.
Several decades ago, the Chinese military relied on "no equipment but iron will", the United States relied on the advantage of equipment; now, well, China has the equipment to get out of hand, but did not lose the will of the year, the United States instead began to emphasize "to rely on steel will to fill the shortboard", this is actually pointed to the U.S. military now a embarrassment, but he seems to have not understood, "will" and "moral" can never be saved.
If you think about it carefully, soldiers have to know who they are fighting for before they can be energetic from their hearts. For example, they understand that their task is to protect their homeland, not to go overseas in a daze to carry out endless deployments. They have to train hard enough every day, not to engage in some showy training. Only when they fall off in actual combat and know how their predecessors fought through tough battles will they have confidence.
How can these things be "adjusted" by holding a meeting and shouting a few slogans? Wasn't that a lie to yourself?
And Pettyco itself is an important training base of the U.S. Navy Army Corps, around there are a lot of ground-level forces commanders here, if Hergezes does not rush away, stay for two or three days, find a few armored soldiers, infantry, air soldiers generals to sit down for a small meeting, even a dozen people each, listen carefully to them say "our troops are currently training what equipment is lacking" "the soldiers reflect the most confusion is what" "and the potential opponent compared, where our shortboard is", can still touch the real issue, to get some real way.
The result will be scattered, the airplane will sit and go, and say that this is a "show", it is not an exaggeration, it seems to be a "moral boost" thing, and it does not actually solve any fundamental problems.
In fact, everyone can see that the U.S. military is not short of a conference now, but lacks the strength to listen to the truth and find problems. Then the problem comes. Do you think that if Hercules really stays and holds more symposiums, the real problems hidden under the table of the U.S. military can be discussed?
Or rather, can the current "morale anxiety" of the US military really be solved by holding a few meetings?