> Without those two traits you are going to get you and your squadmates killed in a hurry. In terms of military history this is not strictly true. In past con

> Without those two traits you are going to get you and your squadmates killed in a hurry. In terms of military history this is not strictly true. In past conflicts where personnel was limited and compromises had to made these types of soldiers were often given solo or special assignments and very often excelled in that environment, with more than a few of our highly decorated soldiers from WWII having served in this way. Peace time militaries tend to get bogged down with this strict squadron type of thinking and in that context you are not at all wrong, but it is interesting that when push comes to shove, the military rediscovers that there's more than one way to win the battle.