I wrote a paper some time ago on peacekeeping - some said it was a Fatal Distraction and in some circles within the CAF the mindeset was "peacekeeping" was our raison d'etre.
Not true. Every CO I had said our primary purpose was to train for war, not peacekeeping. Peacekeeping was a side line...
Thatās a dick move if true. Thereās something called āThe Law of the Seaā isnāt there?
Basically says if you hear a distress call you must respondā¦
Traditional peacekeeping only works IF the opposing forces are compliant.
Lloyd A is so far removed from the coal face he has zero clues about the role or the cost.
It served its purpose in the Cold War. After the breakup of my old favorite āenemyā the USSR the old traditional peacekeeping was not effective.
The two sides have to be willing to abide by the agreement but after 1990 or so that went to shit in the FRY. No one was willing to abide by anything
Sig Ops are not āinfantry with radiosā.
For the most part infantry carry and operate their own radios - and the Sig Ops man and run the battalion CP. Or at least thatās the way it was.
Usually it was something like this:
Pray to the deity of your faith .
With me somedays itās Thor, or Odin and on mischievous days Loki.
Iām Mostly Jedi though. Just not like Star Wars Jediā¦š
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