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While I don’t disagree I don’t see the point of taking out the power to the community around an army base. If they took out the power on the base to disrupt op
by UncleEntity 4y ago
While I don’t disagree I don’t see the point of taking out the power to the community around an army base.
If they took out the power on the base to disrupt operations then maybe but from my time at Ft Bragg all that would’ve caused is an inconvenience even if we were in the middle of an alert.
…now that I think about it I’m surprised they never cut the power on us when they did one of the alert readiness tests.
- warner25 4y agoWhen power to the community is cut, it's massively disruptive to operations because our normal response to give troops time off (or employ them in a humanitarian response) to take care of families. Day-to-day garrison operations and small-scale training events are seen as less important than taking care of families.