Funny thing is, a generation of teenagers (future recruits) remember a "bloodless" war where the enemy gave up voluntarily and forget our volunteers contracted all sorts of deadly stuff (the existence of which was initially and conveniently denied[I think you should still volunteer, nonetheless]) from the factories we bombed even though the factories currently no longer "exist" in any detectable fashion somehow...This problem (like most) is an inconvenience.  Like phones that make your home a cell and meat/potatoes that won't microwave evenly....It's a sad equation...

P.S. - this was not 'generated' to make a response...Honesty  is what makes Mr. "Barewalled"s community/legacy so appealing and accessible.  I read this board very often...for the information*from the man himself*(!!!)...and for the dissension...here's to peace and patience for us all...and thanx for the 2 sense from all of  you.

Roi