What's wrong with the US Navy? You know, apart from trans, ahem, admirals who've never been to sea and drag queen recruitment drives. Well, rust for a start. Old news to all you Navy hands but kind of shocking to me.
What is this, some falling apart SovNav rust bucket from the '90s? No, it's one of ours and it's not alone:
Nice little gun, shame about all the rust.
And here's USS Rust Stout. Looks pretty seaworthy, right?
So what's wrong. I took the time to wade through the information superhighway and, apparently, the dilapidated state of the most powerful navy in the world is something to do with:
Viz. Boatswains Chairs, whatever they are, environmental regulation, hideous, COVID 19, fraud, ships only being allowed to repaint in dry dock, idiocy, a recruitment crisis because no one wants to join the rainbow rusting trans Navy, go figure, and the Pentagon not caring about its ships, traitors.
Something like that and you can read all about it on the internet, but seriously, why would a patriotic person want to serve in a fleet that looks like this? Commander Salamander puts it well:
We have, it seemed, lost all shame as an organization.
— cdrsalamander (@cdrsalamander) December 30, 2022
Don't yell at me, this tramp-steamer deck and random-uniform-generator display is on the ship's FB page.
You can figure out the ship if you wish, but this is a Navy -wide problem.
Would you want to join this service? pic.twitter.com/h4Q93iepEV
Well said, Commander, and here's a closing infographic.
Where did it get its medals? That aside, will the Navy sort itself out? Serious question.
Imperator Undarum,
LSP
