Posted on Oct 20, 2014
Troops sent to west Africa to help in fighting ebola
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can any one tell me why were sending grunts to help out with a fight against a pandemic. They are being sent into close contact with this disease with no protection. No hazmat, No specialty training. Now i understand this is probably to develop a training program for soldiers back home, in order to be more effective at rounding up civillian populations and placing them in the F.E.M.A. camps, if and when there is an out break here. But its no reason to send these boys there unprepared. That place needs doctors not troops, and if Obama would close down the flights of all non essential people to and from those countrys, as most other countrys have done, we wouldnt have a problem at home.
So am i crazy guys is it just me or is this a new level of incompetence
So am i crazy guys is it just me or is this a new level of incompetence
Posted 10 y ago
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Many agree with you, A1C Kenneth Crocker. Check out this post on RallyPoint by SFC (Join to see), where he and others discuss this very issue:
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/is-it-wise-to-deploy-troops-to-fight-ebola
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/is-it-wise-to-deploy-troops-to-fight-ebola
Is it wise to deploy troops to fight Ebola? | RallyPoint
Am I the only one that is concerned about deploying troops to west Africa to fight the Ebola outbreak? I am concerned about the chances of any of those Soldiers contracting the virus and worse yet, bringing it back to the States.
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