Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again. So today, we're going to talk about

troops being left on their own by Trump's administration. As the Trump administration keeps trying

to paint a picture of total success in a conflict we can all widely monitor,

and that is definitely not a total success, as evidenced by a count of ships transiting the strait.

U.S. troops who say they had to deal with the effects of being left unprepared for an ill-planned

elective war or speaking out. Troops with the Army's 103rd Sustainment Command,

who were at a forward-operating base in Kuwait, have been talking to the press for a while.

The unit was in Kuwait when they were hit. Six were lost and 20 were wounded.

They've been saying they were left dangerously unprepared and undefended. Now it's coming out

that the troops asked to bulk up on medical support weeks prior to them being hit at the location, they

described as, quote, unprepared to provide any defense for itself. It was not a fortified

position. Master Sergeant Ann Marie Carrier has told the press that there was no drill or rehearsal on how to deal with a mass casualty event.

She said there was no plan.

Quote, we didn't have any training.

Major Stephen Ramsbottom said, quote,

We had no overhead protection to keep anything from falling on us.

We had a tin roof. That's all we had.

When the main opposition threat is drones and rockets, that seems like a failure.

Master Sergeant Carrier described the attack in detail to the press.

I'll spare you the details, but her best friend did not survive.

There was not an ambulance available.

Major Ramsbottom said, quote,

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