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- Nov 4, 2017
US has green-to-gold as well. But Troonery is effectively banned in the US military as they won't let you take your titty skittles to training, and its not recognized by the military. You can still say you're a woman off-duty, but you can't take hormones and you'll be treated as a man in uniform.British military, one can do higher or further education then apply to join as an officer.
That way there can be some very young captains, how common that is though I have no idea.
How does one go straight in as commissioned in the US military then?
But what I'm saying this Troon is rather young. We see pictures of him as a young man in uniform. If he's a captain in that photo (I can't see the rank) its very odd that he'd have dropped out, as every young captain I'm aware was super motto and minus traumatic injury all of them were in the long haul.
As we learned from cadence, King of the Battle is Field Artillery, Queen is Airborne Infanty. (Think chess not troons)Via ROTC , Service Academy, or direct commission. All essentially involve college degrees.
He's got the Captain ranks on his collar in the closet photo. I've also never seen that shirt worn as a uniform, but it could be for a specific niche reason for all I know.
King of Battle is an Army Infantry motto, but no normal person does what he does because it's pure unadulterated cringe. You'll see someone like that occasionally and just laugh because of that reason. It's almost exclusively done by enlisted people who are 18, but you do occasionally see officers like that too. But it's more rare for the O's.
He's likely just some faggot that bought the ranks at the PX and wears them in situations that no one else will see because you'll absolutely get lambasted if it's seen by anyone that knows the truth. But it's not impossible it's a Captain with some obscure job/situation, but it's unusual to say the least.
They are not any smarter, that is true. I'd argue they're technically better, but they are very much human and should be vetted as such.The first one is our men and women at arms are no smarter or better than any of the rest of us on average, only in better shape, and the second one is officers can be far and younger than you might expect, and the third one is all officers suffer short-term retardation. There is something about becoming an officer that will eventually cause them to have a couple of days to weeks of total retardation before they go back to being sane, and those who don't go full retard permanently. Normally officers don't permanently go full retard, but occasionally it happens. Honestly I just wrote this off as one of those cases.
I have heard of officers who do to being retards would get banished back to the barracks with the mentality of "if you're going to act like the grunts you're going to live like the grunts". So considering that we are talking about a troon here, would not surprise me.





















