If there weren't a lot of pro-military material shown to kids, I doubt they'd show up at all. (We have "Seal Team" on TV, but there's never been a "Paving Crew" TV show. There was a heroic teacher show, "Room 222" when I was young; none since.)
They decry minimum wage raises because they might inhibit jobs; they should be concerned with recruiting. One suspects the job isn't luring in the best people.
Many thanks for this. The Florida comparison was very enlightening.
If there weren't a lot of pro-military material shown to kids, I doubt they'd show up at all. (We have "Seal Team" on TV, but there's never been a "Paving Crew" TV show. There was a heroic teacher show, "Room 222" when I was young; none since.)
They decry minimum wage raises because they might inhibit jobs; they should be concerned with recruiting. One suspects the job isn't luring in the best people.
Many thanks for this. The Florida comparison was very enlightening.
Here's a link to that video I mentioned over on Notes -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUhNIOGhPus
("Company commanders somehow have to fit 297 days of mandatory requirements into 256 available training days")
Lecturer is Dr Leonard Wong, who retired as a Lt Colonel around the year 2000.