I saw that kind of shit in the Marines, a bunch of "good business" arrangements for retiring higher ups. Apparently the online personnel website (marine online) is owned and operated by a retired sergeant major. It's severely outdated and has massive security vulnerabilities. Petty sure they haven't updated it since 2003, and that fat sack just keeps collecting a paycheck with his pension.
The whole MIC is just that level of boring.
according to Scott Ritter the US has a LOT of high ranking generals and their job is basically to make weapons contractors money
I saw that kind of shit in the Marines, a bunch of "good business" arrangements for retiring higher ups. Apparently the online personnel website (marine online) is owned and operated by a retired sergeant major. It's severely outdated and has massive security vulnerabilities. Petty sure they haven't updated it since 2003, and that fat sack just keeps collecting a paycheck with his pension. The whole MIC is just that level of boring.