Posted on Jun 21, 2016
The Pentagon's controversial plan to hire military leaders off the street
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I got this in an email, I thought it quite a clever approach, actually, and very creative, reminiscent of the type of approach to get oddball creative minds involved during ww2, espec with, e.g., OSS, I realize why it might be deemed controversial, however, still, I thought it quite a creative recruiting methodology, nevertheless, even if admittedly perhaps unconventional, hope is of some interest , enjoy, many thanks.
The Pentagon's controversial plan to hire military leaders off the street
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Those looking at this, read of the actor docglas fairbanks, Jr in his book it's listed on Google, he'd had no bachelors, so, during ww2, he'd been told to submit to naval Intel, as they could evidently take whom they wanted, irrespective of conventional education and or training. He'd helped with the acoustic deceptions of combat to confuse the Germans on d-day , fascinating read, I'd just thought of that, as I'd read of the piece I'd submitted here, honest. Also, I think, personall6, much use could be made of the state defense forces or SDFs to help, as well as the civil air patrol (CAP), and also uscg auxiliary, just some thoughts, hope were of interest, many thanks.
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Capt Daniel Goodman
Perhaps...still, given it was done during WW2 successfully in large part, as I'd mentioned, even if unorthodox, I thought it at least, I'd not entirely original, at least had the benefit of some serious history behind it to back it up, to at least some extent, you know? Though I obv anticipated there would be reactions that it wasn't the greatest of notions when I'd sent it in, honest...I did genuinely anticipate that, promise....
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