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Should have stayed at home
The army national guard recently left North Dakota (-15°F) for Alaska (+32°F) for cold weather training.
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I'd opt for 32 vs. - 15 if I was in charge also
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Train to simulate conditions as much as possible. Foolish.
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You should thank the armed forces and not complained so much about tax dollars at work
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Thank you Army National Guard for your service...
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Warmer in Alaska?
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Fifty years ago I was transferred from Duluth, MN to King Salmon, AK. I was the only GI in Alaska to go there for warmer weather. |
"Come on team, we have a domestic emergency in Bismark that needs our expertise."
"Ooh, that's a bit chilly for us, but we'd be happy to help out somewhere warmer." Stu has it right - you need to train for the conditions in which you could be operating. |
It's more about the facility than the temperature.
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Fargo was -30 yesterday!
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Our National Guard should be used to protect our own country, like the southern border.
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