So according to the Army Times, The General was probably referring to mixed civilain and regular armies, and probably referring to Russian special forces in Ukraine who wear nondescript green uniforms, so we are probably not going to be eaten and/or enslaved by extraterrestrials any time soon……….. Probably.
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What a blithering idiot.
………………………………….. typical Army.
Dont forget about the Air Farce.
http://huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/19/air-force-deletes-ufo-rep_n_982128.html
The stupidity was taking the ufo material out….assuming the instructions were to track the object sufficiently to assure its not something you are going to run into.
I reported a ufo once while flying. Brightest light I have ever seen. Did not move in my filed of vision, which DOES indicate a possible collision, but it did not change in size…which goes against a collison.
Yes…most likely a planet…but I’d not identified it, so I reported it.
Army brass: never met one that didn’t strike me as dumb as a post. I think its there selection reinforced by their training. Maybe their mission?
My own battle with the little green men began not long after they made absinthe legal again. 😉
… we have a situation in which millions of vehicles, each a miracle of (often unnecessary) complication, are hurtling in all directions under the impulse of anything up to two hundred horsepower. Many of them are the size of small houses and contain a couple of tons of sophisticated alloys – yet often carry a single passenger. They can travel at a hundred miles an hour, but are lucky if they average forty. In one lifetime they have consumed more irreplaceable fuel than has been used in the whole previous history of mankind. The roads to support them, inadequate though they are, cost as much as a small war; the analogy is a good one, for the casualties are on the same scale.
—Profiles of the Future, 1972
Letting the car makers go out of business would of saved lives.