What are the advantages/disadvantages of having short vs tall

tall guy can run faster but is a bigger target, short guy can't run as fast but is a smaller target.

>>28108288
Manlets have a lot of pent up insecurity and rage, that could possibly be channeled into aggression in batlle

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Manlets claim to be more mobile.

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Manlets are more likely to kill themselves out of shame if you give them a gun.

What is the optimal height for a modern soldier?

>>28108342
From what I've seen in warehouse work 5'10" to 6'1" is best for mobility and labour

>>28108342
5.7 to 6.3 are ok.

5.5-5.7 for crewmen.

>>28108288
Man lets would probably be good for tanks and subs.

>>28108320
The tall guy definitely didn't make it out of 1914.

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>>28108381
> tfw 5'8"
> barely good enough

>>28108320
> don quixote fought WWI

Shorter people fit behind cover easier.

Imagine Shaquille O'Neal trying to find cover.

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>>28108288
I wonder if manlets know that they're literally untermenschen ("under men")

On the bright side, tall guys are probably bigger targets, albeit more intimidating.

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>>28108288
manlets are high speed/low drag

>>28108320
Being that tall would have sucked in the WW1 trenches.

>short guys
Cheaper uniforms
Shallower foxholes
Fit moar stacked in an APC or C47
Harder to knock over

>>28108288
>5'11 next to 6'1

Any pilots here?
How cramped do cockpits feel?

>>28108288
Manlets require less resources to be fed and dressed.
Manlets represent a smaller target.
You can cram more manlets in an APC, IFV.
Building said vehicles around manlets reduces the inner space wasted on larger humans.

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>>28108288
>tfw 6'5" .. but 145lbs

>>28108320
John Lennon 1916

>>28109839
Damn nigga you a beanpole.

>>28109839
>6'5"
>145
>not emaciated

>>28109839
holy shite post bod pics

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Larger people = better labor force for construction (except electronics, pic related.)
Smaller soldiers = smaller targets, less space wasted in vehicles, less food required, better overall when weapons are not muscle powered.

>>28109839
how? im like 5' 8" and weigh 5-10 lbs less than you and i consider myself skinny. are you a skeleton that managed to break out of your fleshy coffin?

>>28108309
>running speed is determined by height

>>28110201
short people are literally tougher for military purposes. most operators are under 6'0 and considering the wear and tear your knees and body will go through you generally would want short people.

im 6'1, 23 and cane ridden

>>28109638
Manlets are weak like women and need larger teammates to carry their gear.
Manlets are slow on foot with their stubby legs and can have trouble negotiating rough terrain like stairs and thick carpet.
Manlets can't climb tall barriers like the sides of roadside ditches or first floor window sills and have to be lifted up.
Manlets have trouble handling common service rifles like the m4 and SA80, since their arms are too short to adequately balance the barrel.
Manlets are responsible for 96% of war time sexual assaults, as even prostitutes will instinctively refuse to sleep with them, unless coerced with violence.
Manlets are five times more likely to commit suicide than normal soldiers, well below the 15 factor that modern militaries are currently pushing for.

>>28110238
>im 6'1, 23 and cane ridden
Sounds like shit genetics.

>>28109543
I'm 6'5 and can't be an F-16 pilot cause ejecting would slam my knees into the cockpit.

>>28110208
>what is gait

>>28110339
Personal story m8?

Honestly it's just the skinny manlets that suck. If they have a decent amount of muscle they can keep up. Also depends on how determined they are.

I don't know why but it always seems like tall people have trouble going uphill.

>>28110238
>tfw 6'3"
>21
>knee pain
>taking ibuprofen like popcorn
>doc says I have almost no cartilage left in my knees
>told me to hold off as long as possible but to let him know when the pain gets unbearable and he can schedule a knee replacement surgery