Sponsored
What Advancements in Technology Do You Think Today's Military Would Most Benefit From?
27.3K
154
199
12
12
0
Thanks to all who participated! This sweepstakes event has ended and all prizes have been awarded. Please continue to share your stories and follow the RallySweeps page for the next event! https://rly.pt/RLYSWP
Posted in these groups: 
RallySweeps
RallySweeps
Responses: 177
1
1
0
Congratulations to SGM Mikel Dawson, SSgt Robert Skipp, SP5 Rodney Harden, SSgt Julia Vineyard, and SCPO Jack Carlsen.
You've all won a $100 Amazon gift card! An e-gift card will be sent to the email address associated with your RallyPoint account.
Thanks to all who participated and shared!
You've all won a $100 Amazon gift card! An e-gift card will be sent to the email address associated with your RallyPoint account.
Thanks to all who participated and shared!
(1)
(0)
24
24
0
They might find a benefit in going back to the basics and depending less of technology and more on Human skills and insure through proper training they have the skills they needed. Far too often a funtional traditional machine with a human operator can do things technology cannot duplicate. I'm NOT again advancements in research and technology but they are not always the cure all and machine actually do NOT think, they do what they are programed to do.
(24)
(0)
SSG Michael Noll
Following the regulations is important to keep faith in the system. The best technology will not create unification.
(1)
(0)
MAJ (Join to see)
I think you are correct to the effect that once the task is thrown over to technology, it is often left there without sufficient human intervention. Purchasing new technology with insufficient numbers of operators and adequate training spells unanticipated failure. Military or not.
(1)
(0)
11
11
0
Technology is good, but when it goes down, I hope there are people around who remembers the old way of doing things.
(11)
(0)
Read This Next
Continue with Facebook 
Continue with Google