Army ROTC Video

[@bntaft5133]

Thank you.

[@Fede_uyz]

Hello, May i inquiry regarding what happened to Cpt De Leon's other videos?

[@Whaabbb]

I’m gonna be honest, I don’t think this channel should be a thing. I’m all for training people to defend themselves but when you make these trainings public like this, where anyone can access this information and learn how navigate and strategize their way through a battlefield, you put deadly information into the hands of possibly corrupt individuals who may have malicious intent. Please think again about your content and who can access it. Personally, I love it, great refreshers but who knows, terrorists might like it too.

[@Mega_Maybit]

yeah, but I need it for rotc

[@Whaabbb]

I can see that but you seemed to have completely missed the point, This isn't normal Day to Day job training for a fucking Union in the trades. When something bad happens and it happens to be the reason that this channel was the source of information and training for the individual(s) responsible for terrible Acts, I would love to see how the Army Denies their poor gate guarding standards for battlefield tactics and trainings being provided by this Chanel. I guess the way I need to take this is that the Army Rotc thinks there aren't enough tough enemies for America so they want to free source tactical and battlefield training strategies to train a more competent enemy.

[@Mega_Maybit]

@@Whaabbb To be fair, what cadets are taught is at a very basic level. They teach you more when you get to the real army. Also to be fair, you could literally get a pdf of the ranger handbook off of google. But I just prefer to learn through this medium because I like crayons too much.

[@Whaabbb]

@@Mega_Maybit i understand that, but i don't think you seem to get the angle i am trying to put out, since it almost seems like you're trying to protect this information being here and that's okay, i'll just quit trying to reiterate my concern. This argument is something that can be used against the PDF and google as well. These so called "professional" warfighting organizations fail to realize their own destructive nature and how dangerous it can be to their very selves and to that which they wish to protect. You used a good word their in your rebuttal which i liked and that the people these sorts of trainings and information should be directed towards and STRICTLY might i add are the Cadets and the trainees it is intended for. Not just any shmuck on the internet with nefarious intentions in mind. If there is one thing i remember it is the basics and how important they are to the entire curriculum of the battlefield and tactical warfare.

[@Mega_Maybit]

@@Whaabbb To be fair, I don’t believe there is such a thing as a “professional” organization. We’re all just a bunch of kids winging it as we go, and hopefully with knowledge of the big kid before us. Still, it’s up to us what we do with that knowledge, and since we’re all just a bunch of kids, we frick up anyway, sometimes on purpose. It’s the human condition. However, I will give credit where credit is due and say that the military has this concern covered. I’ve been through basic, and two different rotc programs, each teaching the same thing differently. It’s one thing to have the knowledge, but it’s another thing to actually put it into practice and train on it. No random schmuck is gonna be able to do that. Plus, like I said, this training is at a very basic level. The military has many tactics and aspects that actually are classified. There is a part of ranger school, for example, that hasn’t been documented for the public eye at all. I think it’s part of the mountain phase if I remember correctly? But yeah, I’m not too concerned about it. I just hope I’m a good army leader one day