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On 1. 9. 2024. at 4:15, ObiW said:

Ti nisi nikad video Azijatkinje kako nose suncobrane kada se leti šetaju po ulici?

 

don't google facekini. svaki suncani dan se strecnem par puta dnevno 

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Na stranu jeftina propaganda u korist republilanaca, ovo najgori deo njegovog politickog delovanja:

 

 

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Odakle je ovo smeće od članka?

[vememah]

Sa Voxa.

 

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Three of America’s four major military services failed to recruit enough servicemembers in 2023. The Army has failed to meet its manpower goals for the last two years and missed its 2023 target by 10,000 soldiers, a 20 percent shortfall. Today, the active-duty Army stands at 445,000 soldiers, 41,000 fewer than in 2021 and the smallest it has been since 1940.

The Navy and Air Force missed their recruiting goals too, the Navy failing across the board. The Marine Corps was the only service to achieve its targets (not counting the tiny Space Force). But the Marines’ success is partially attributable to significant force structure cuts as part of its Force Design 2030 overhaul. As a result, Marine recruiters have nearly 19,000 fewer active duty and selected reserve slots to fill today than they did as recently as 2020. (...)

Last year, the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve each missed their recruiting targets by 30 percent. The Army Reserve had just 9,319 enlistees after aiming to recruit 14,650 new soldiers. Numbers for the Navy Reserve were just as bad — the service missed its enlisted and officer targets by 35 and 40 percent, respectively.

https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/368528/us-military-army-navy-recruit-numbers

Edited September 3 by vememah

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