How Does This Soldier's Message Make You Feel?

The only thing this makes me feel is intrigued that it was posted 7 years ago.

We are - and have been - staying out of Ukraine and avoiding war with Russia. And every expert agrees it's a good idea. Not because of whether or not it's our business, but because Russia is a nuclear power, and we Ukraine seems to be winning anyway.

Not real Soldier typical weak like there are today.

I bet plenty of Russian Soldiers feel the same way

Perhaps being a soldier was not a good idea hmmm. For Christ sake Pvt, maybe specialist. You need to get back to the basics. Let your platoon leader do the thinking for you. You don't have an opinion. Your the property of Uncle Sugar. Your a soldier in the U S Army. You volunteered remember. I'm a retired U S Army MP. Conduct unbecoming of a Soldier is serious business. Get your military Bering together asap. Never pull this cowardice court marshal behavior again.

They'll figure out who he is Get the Hell out you piece of s--- you obey the orders given to you I'm 62 and would welcome this moron to a 1 on 1 counseling.

WW1 AND WW2 WERE NOT OUR FIGHT ... UNTIL IT WAS! Evil men succeed when good men do nothing! Cultures have been killing each other over 'I HAVE RIGHTS' forever. SADLY, THE DECISION TO FOLLOW GOOD OR EVIL or What is right or wrong IS WITHIN EACH OF US.

The writing is obviously someone used to writing Cyrillic and now writing English. This is stupid

I agree with the soldier's sentiment. If ever there was a case of the tail wagging the dog, Ukraine is it. However, I'm a PFC and have been for a long time. Using the uniform to emphasize your opinion is way out of line.

In 1981, we were in the field on REFORGER (look it up), an annual exercise that involved a massive number of troops. My boss spoke fluent German, so we helped investigate a lot of accidents. For some reason, there were an excessive amount of vehicle accidents and people were dying. Word came down from the top, "Nothing moves." My battery commander laid down on his cot, repeated the command and said, "Hey, I'm a soldier. I do what I'm told." That man retired from the Army many years later as a Major General. Rules, regulations, and military discipline exist for a reason.

This is old. The Army doesn't even use that uniform. This picture looks doctored.