Alright, with the way the world is going, I'm going to end

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>>1891858
"De Re Militari"

Read it as an inspiration. Not a guide. It talks a lot about technology from Roman times.

>>1891858
Just do the local equivalent of 6 months voluntary military service + 2 months reserve officer classes

>>1891858
>tfw 22 and need a cane to walk
I'm going to be laughing at you cucks in line for the draft when it comes.

Read "The Utility of Force", by Gen. Rupert Smith.
Read "War in the Shadows" by Robert Asprey.

>Military career
>Ross enlisted in the United States Air Force at 18 years old and served as a medical records technician. He eventually rose to the rank of master sergeant and served as the first sergeant of the U.S. Air Force Clinic at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska,[7][8] where he first saw the snow and mountains that later became recurring themes in his artwork. He developed his quick-painting technique to create art for sale during brief daily work breaks. Having held military positions that required him to be, in his own words, "tough" and "mean", "the guy who makes you scrub the latrine, the guy who makes you make your bed, the guy who screams at you for being late to work", Ross decided that if he ever left the military, he would never scream again