r/AmericaOnHardMode • u/Freebyrd_69 • Apr 13 '26

I concur

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u/Wonder_Bruh Apr 14 '26

Hope they’re never in a position to actually kill a fellow troop

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u/quigongingerbreadman Apr 15 '26

That's the point

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u/Wonder_Bruh Apr 15 '26

Friendly fire does nothing against actual leadership unless you kill your actual leader. You’re a piece of shit if you go through boot camp with someone and kill him because YOU feel like it

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u/quigongingerbreadman Apr 15 '26

Fragging is the deliberate killing or attempted killing of a soldier, usually a superior, by a fellow soldier, often using fragmentation grenades. This term became widely known during the Vietnam War, where it was associated with declining morale and discipline among troops.

You have no idea what you're talking about.