What's the most ideal body for a soldier? Relatively short but strong and great endurance?
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What's the most ideal body for a soldier? Relatively short but strong and great endurance?
What does this mean? I’m not a homosexual
Please tell me that this people are real.
He mentioned Captain Marvel, so he's trolling for sure
Nobody online is real you idiot. I'm even a chatbot.
They actually literally did this for Hillary's campaign in 2016, I'm sure its been memory-holed by now though.
Oh frick. I remember that fricking cringe thing that was running around about the Avengers saving Jack Dorsey to ban Trump for Twitter. These people have brainrot.
Millennials
Even redditors like to make fun of these kinds of people
If someone on the internet is behaving as though they're actively trying to be obnoxious, it's probably because they are.
How old are people on reddit?
Really wondering who the moron is in this situation
it's bait you absolute newbies
99% of posts like these are terminally online IST chuddies or FSB agents poisoning the well
ruschinks will lose
HH
this is an anon trolling on reddit
op posted that himself most likely, hence the blurred out names
Height means longer strides and a bigger frame for more muscle to move more stuff so you can get into position quicker
bigger = worse cardio
bigger = easier to hit
Don't necessarily think there is an ideal body type.
For standard infantry you would generally want a solid 2-3 mile run time, able to pack march for a few hours and good muscular endurance in basic movements like pushups, pull ups, squats etc. As long as you're healthy and train to hit this criteria over a period of time you should be good to go for soldiering.
You wont defeat Putler with ottermode
>what the heck guise, it's like [pop culture reference]
god I hate normies so much it's unreal
relatively short like what, 6'0"?
Yeah, no more than 6'-6'2'' and probably like 160-180lb. High speed low drag kinda guys. Vehicle crewmen can be smaller, and maybe you want support staff like medical and logistics to be bigger so they can shift ammo and bodies easier.
>6'-6'2'' and probably like 160-180lb
Yeah I read somewhere that this is what Delta Force pulls from
Being light with max endurance is probably the most ideal. I'm in the army and 220lbs and it doesn't really help except to show off of the occasional Pt when we so lifting. People like Rippetoe will tell you that you shouldn't run and should just lift for the military but that's byllshit. Real life isn't like schwarznegger in commando. You don't need to lift heavy, you just need speed and endurance.
Unless your an artillery man.
>What's the most ideal body for a soldier?
male, combat age
Sub 70 iq manual labourers, to die as an instrument of foreign policy that only benefits billionaires. Unworthy of respect.
So how do you guys plan to avoid being drafted?
I'll tell them I identify as an 80 year old and thus I'm too old to be drafted
Doesn't matter as long as you die serving israels interests
Bro, it's always been about oil
Vn and Afghanistan had much to do with the Opium trade. Iraq definitely was oil, both times
Dad bods unironically
However fridgeframe guys die instantly too big of targets
The Vietcongs were pretty good at war and they looked like this.
>gun
not war.
war favors manlets
Not true. After a major war the next generation is taller than you would expect even accounting for nutrition because taller soldiers have higher odds of returning home.
I thought it was because lanklets were draft dodgers
Taller combatants have better survival statistics when shot.
Meanwhile manlets don't get shot because the bullets fly over their heads
Ya, or they deflect the rounds with stone form
What's wrong with them?
Ruschink poster with fake FSB imagery, get in the van Ivan, the draft is waiting for you
With the prevalence of drones I'd say it really doesn't matter anymore. War is no longer a person affair, so it would seem.
my grand grandfather was captured in russia, escaped and made his way back on his own only to fight in the civil war and he was a skinny manlet italian farmer. died in his 80s and had like 7 kids
I guess spirit overcomes everything
sounds to me that he was incredibly lucky
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/pol/-baiting pic
>irrelevant time wasting question
There are quite a few ancient greeks seething at pro athletes for being too obsessed in min/maxing for their sport instead of training for war instead