is the anniversary of the 1861 birthday of Field Marshall Douglas Haig, the senior British commander during WWI.
His tactics of getting large numbers of young men to run at entrenched machine guns met with limited success in the beginning, but eventually won the day.
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While watching the guys in the bright blue uniforms march by I thought "China has over 2 million service members, why did they feel the need to pad the parade with flight attendants?"
By the way, the flag of the Chinese People's Liberation Army consists of a red field, a yellow star, and what appears to be a dismembered stick figure.
Did you notice how they're all the exact same height? Not a variation among them. Like little robots. Hmm, pull the plug (eliminate the leadership), and what have you got? Mindless cannon fodder.
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