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??He who knows only England does not know England." - Rudyard Kipling I particularly appreciate a small reflective ingredient at the heart of one of our exercises: comparing ourselves to the organization of the Marines (USA military corps). Especially ?? when the participants' culture, a priori, is far from a particular interest in the military… This is where the exercise becomes most enriching. What do we do? We quickly learn things about the organization of the Marines, either in depth or at a glance, or by filtering what suits us to say things that we would find more difficult or less clear to express without the pretext of these learnings about Marines. **How are we like the Marines? **How are we not like the Marines? **How would we like to be like the Marines? **How would we not like to be like the Marines? This concerns only a subgroup among others, but the feedback in the plenary session is always very interesting. (Spoiler alert: it almost never talks about the Marines anymore, and when the Marines are mentioned, it is to say something more easily by attributing it to the Marines.) This general module, in which we use this gem, is found in many of our customized session agendas. And we also have a pleasant and motivating (non-challenging) version in one of the exercises of REGROUP, our well-done team building.

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Did you know that US Navy#submarines shifted from a 6-hour shift to 8-hour shifts around 2014? In this video, the CO gives a good explanation of why. For those that did it, what did you like more: 6 or 8-hour shifts, and why? For the Hiring Managers, this is why those on submarines are good at #operations and shift work. Infrastructure Masons Compass Datacenters Build Submarines Naval Submarine League United States Submarine Veterans Commander, Submarine Forces | Commander, Submarine Force Atlantic US Navy Commander, Submarine Force Pacific #veterans #veteransupport #veteranshelpingveterans

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In my life I've had many ask, and I know others wonder, what makes the Marine Corps unique and why do we insist on calling ourselves Marines, not Soldiers? It's because, seen below, to become a Marine is one of the hardest things to do in the US military. A US Marine's basic requirement, The Crucible, is in the top 3 hardest training in the US armed services with Navy Seal and Army Ranger training. The difference is EVERY Marine must go through the Crucible before they can graduate Boot Camp and earn the title of a US Marine. Not all make it but if you do, you never forget it. In contrast, the Navy's "Seal"and Army's "Ranger" training are specialize for advanced combat readiness in their branch and not part of their core competencies. You must be selected to go to those and very few are. The mission of all 3 trainings is to be first to the fight and ready under any geographical condition using any form of mobility available. This is why we call ourselves Marines and not soldiers and the same reason Ranger call themselves Rangers and Seals called themselves Seals. Not to disparage any other branch of our beloved armed forces. Everyone of us signed the line to give our life for a greater cause and that makes everyone who served selfless heroes. Semper Fi Devil Dogs!!

This is an easy-to-understand video discussing the evolution of the People's Liberation Army - Navy (PLA-N) from the end of the Chinese Civil War through the Cold War to the present day.

So, VFW/American Legion can be perceived as “The Old Folks Home”. As GEN-X Nexus VI; they were basically Silent Generation/Greatest-Generation (Pre-Boomer) Vets (WWII). Or, so the perception in the ‘60s, ‘70’s, ‘80s, ‘90s. As Uncle Sam’s Misguided Child Tab Bartley points out: PUT-EYES-ON-THE-TARGET, Adapt, Receive New Information, Perform an INTEL Analysis premised upon empirically observed FACTS.

Are you curious about what earning your #submarine dolphins is like? Below is another great video from the US Navy and Dr. Robert Roncska (USS TEXAS) about what it is like directly from the Sailors. Although the video explains it well, it is tough to realize what it truly means unless you go through the process. If you want to try, RADM Jim Waters can help you join the Navy! Infrastructure Masons Compass Datacenters Build Submarines Naval Submarine League United States Submarine Veterans Commander, Submarine Forces | Commander, Submarine Force Atlantic US Navy Commander, Submarine Force Pacific #veteransupport #veteranshelpingveterans #veterans

I answered so many questions about submarine operations this week via DM that I wanted to start a video series in which curious people can ask submariners from all nations questions. I started with a '70s video about how to conduct an underhull because it explains everything well. Part 1 is a video with an MPA report sent to a patrolling sub! What questions do you have to start? Infrastructure Masons Compass Datacenters US Navy Royal Navy Build Submarines United States Submarine Veterans Naval Submarine League #veterans #veteransupport #veteranshelpingveterans

Very useful overview of the division between the Imperial Japanese army and navy before and during World War 2. Fully recommend for history teachers and students and those who wish to learn more about this period. In Imperial Japan, the Army and Navy had such a fierce rivalry that it just about compromised their entire war effort. This is their story. #History #historyteachers #Worldwar2 #ImperialJapanesearmy #ImperialJapaneseNavay #militaryhistory https://lnkd.in/drNk4dRk