@VetDad25 Not a “dog and pony”. It’s called a FOD check, “foreign object and debris”. Aviation units - including Navy aircraft carriers- do this regularly. It’s a safety thing.
@ThomCrapper If you as a senior military leader (CSA, SecArmy, etc.) tell the CINC there’s a munitions shortage and CINC says, execute anyway , then you either execute that lawful order or refuse and resign. Constitution.
@DrNeilStone Sir, not necessarily. If the “military top brass” told the Commander In Chief of these issues and the CINC says, execute anyway, then IAW the Constitution, they execute. Only other option they have is to refuse the order and resign.
@WarMonitor3 If we do so, then there is no denying that “we” are now a full combatant in the RU-UKR war, with all of the 2nd and 3rd order effects of that decision. Not against it, just saying…