antabanta posted:GTAngler posted:antabanta posted:GTAngler posted:antabanta posted:Which statement did I not explain with enough clarity for the combined intellect of you and your co-worker? Early age means childhood. Were you in the GDF at 5? Or was it 6? Which unit did you serve in and what year? Who was your CO, OC, CSM?
Do you have a problem understanding written English? I said you assumed, incorrectly, that since I didn't serve in the GDF I had no military experience. No wonder you even understand what you're trying to explain. Now, explain your statement "explain logistically why a reserve unit and a regular unit cannot be coordinated but a militia and a regular unit can", or stop wasting my time.
My dear sir, we ARE discussing the GPM and the GDF. Is it safe to say that you are totally ignorant of the GDF and GPM? Please confirm, because without your confirmation we cannot accept your ignorance, although clearly established, because of my lack of understanding of written English.
The statement you're asking me to explain, is yours, not mine. If you can point out where I made it, please do.I would willingly stop wasting your time except that I have no idea how I'm occupying your time. Did you do the appropriate research of the GPM?
I understand exactly what you're saying. I also understand your angst against the GPM is PNC based. I'm trying to explain to you, politics aside and regardless of the PNC, the GPM is a necessity for a small country like Guyana. Your dissent was not based on any practical value but on your discontent with the PNC. You knew nothing about the structure, and probably don't care, your argument being supplemented by meager information garnered from a few searches. A regular army cannot be mixed with a reserve unit under normal operations for any number of organizational reasons which I suspect you really don't care about.
Aren't you tired of looking like a complete idiot?
My humble apologies. Let me clarify.
Normal operations = peace-time. Clear? In war-time any matrix can apply. Clear?
Reserve unit = reservists in the sense of the GPM (that was the gist of our discussion) NOT an actual reserve military unit.
Anything else you need clarified?
To tidy up: Let's get back to the main discussion. You have no knowledge of the GDF/GPM. Correct? Therefore your comments are founded on speculation. Correct? Do you concede the necessity for the GPM in small Guyana that cannot afford a large standing army or are you still struggling with it?
You make no sense whatsoever. Let me make sure I understand what you're saying. In peace time, reserve units and regular units cannot be mixed but you expect them to function at an optimal level if deployed together in wartime. Read that back to yourself a few times. Also explain why in peace time, these units cannot operate together. Guyana needs a "reservist" element within the GDF not a separate army.