President Trump issued an order Friday night that permits the Pentagon to bring former U.S. troops and members of the National Guard and Reserve back to active duty to augment forces already involved in the U.S. military’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, senior U.S. officials said.
The president said Friday night that the decision will “allow us to mobilize medical, disaster and emergency response personnel to help wage our battle against the virus by activating thousands of experienced service members including retirees.”
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So as a veteran with experience in the military police area, I wonder if they would call me back to assist in securing hospitals or aid areas
ReplyDeleteIt’s not about you. But thanks for trying to make yourself seem impossible to everyone else. I don’t understand the need for your comment at all
DeleteI bet you're a fireman too
DeleteHe is a hunter who lives in the back woods. A remote area might have great need for a medic. This guy is offering help in a remote area.
Delete5:45 - this guy is a first broom
DeleteAs a former mp I wonder if they would call me back to help provide security for hospitals and triage areas
ReplyDelete3:19 are you a foundation saver too?
DeleteWe sure could use your registered hands at a time like this, just wash them first
DeleteBring Back the ones from Vietnam era !!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are going to need all the national guard to get me back in the
ReplyDeletemix...KMA