Note sull'episodio
"The last time the United States declared war was 1942. Every conflict since — Vietnam, Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran — has been an undeclared military action. And that distinction isn't just semantic. It means the service members who fight and die in those conflicts may never receive the benefits their families were promised. On this episode of Military Illumination, Gary breaks down the critical difference between declared war and military action — and why .understanding it could save you from making a life-altering mistake before you ever enlist."
Most people who enter the United States military are looking for a solution to an economic or personal deficit. These are the people the United States government are looking to fill the military ranks. Why? because they are easily persuaded and enticed into bad situations. The government knows, once a person is in the military all hope for them is lost and the government gains. Its like a drug dealer who promises their product will cure your aliment, personal or economic.....once a person takes their product their lives are forever altered. Today's episodes exposes the United States Military trap and identifies all the strings attached, to help a person make an informed decision.
https://www.the-express.com/news/us-news/215146/widow-soldier-killed-operation-epic-missing-benefits