Major Scott Humr

You know most of that "vetbro" veteran community is from a specific 2010s era when the war was winding down and ufc and crossfit and some clothing brands were being pushed along with call of duty and big trucks right after the h2 thing, right? I think you need a little more substantial science before you start making things up. I probably would never use an ai generated photo of veterans as an example of an issue on base. I've never seen a veteran look so malicious for a second.

The minimalist approach of Marine Corps Doctrinal Publication (MCDP) 1, Warfighting, is quite different from historical doctrines that sought to tackle contemporary challenges. In his Proceedings article, “To Innovate, Doctrine Is More Important Than Technology,” Marine Corps Major Scott Humr tried to wed MCDP-1 and Major Earl Ellis’s 1930s island-hopping strategy formulated for war against Imperial Japan.1 These two approaches to doctrine, however, are poles apart.

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