[ SECRET POST #4351 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4351 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

how far back and deep 'military' are we going? Because an incompetent officer getting killed 'accidentally' by friendly fire has been an actual thing - well, recorded since at least WWI but probably before that as well. NCOs are deeply influential with the men they lead, often a great deal more than COs who haven't been 'in the trenches' with them. I mean, in this case the whole thing is simply textbook trashy romance novel 'but they didn't communicate and their misunderstanding drove the entire second half of the book' writing but its a little naive to think that ground pounders in a battle situation blindly follow COs orders when their NCOs are getting agitated. Military mentality with the boots on the ground during wartime has some key differences from military during peace time.

[(Anonymous)]

Poe isn't an NCO.