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It ignores the fact that most of soldiering and warrioring time was not spent actually fighting. I bet that say an Egyptian chariot officer might have quite a
by Mauricebranagh 6y ago
It ignores the fact that most of soldiering and warrioring time was not spent actually fighting.
I bet that say an Egyptian chariot officer might have quite a bit of commonality of experience with say "The Chieftain" A modern day Armour Officer who does YouTube videos on tanks
Ah Cpl Jenkins has crashed his chariot / Humvee and killed the village headman's prize goat ... Beat ... Again!
- meheleventyone 6y agoIf not fighting counts as being a warrior then the whole idea collapses as that’s what the vast majority of people spend their time not doing. See below for example where information warfare gets derided as an unwarriorly pursuit despite being part of the military. It's the fighting bit that matters and why it's romanticized into self-help.