Surfing the internet yesterday, I came across a viral video of Nigerian soldiers working In the rain. Obviously, they were going after terrorists and criminal elements who have made thick Nigerian forests their home.

The video hit me so hard, and I began to wonder, how, despite the rain, the “bad weather,” they did not budge, they kept moving, their mission was their objective and they were not thinking of any other thing than to execute them.

“Bad weather”, i thought to myself, “wouldn’t this affect these soldiers while trying to keep up with their mission?”

At this point, I jumped on my goggle search engine, and typed, “bad weather and Nigerian soldiers/images.” Amazingly, I came across some fascinating photos that shows really how bad weather is affecting Nigerian military operations.

My findings led me to conclude that, although the rain In the viral video was minimal, these soldier should have stayed somewhere safe until after the rain to avoid matters that touch the heart.

I will reveal my reason as we progress.

I did a collection of the photos, and did a little findings on “bad weather and Nigerian soldiers.” Below are my findings;

Numerous military studies cite weather as one of the major factors in battle.

My collection of photos describes the hardship suffered by Nigerian soldiers during military operations in the battle fronts as a result of bad weather especially during the wet season.

Read full article HERE: https://gallantmilitary.org.ng/2022/08/17/how-bad-weather-terrain-affect-military/

Bad whether matters in war a lot.

The Germans lost to the Russians in World war 2 because they did not consider the winter when they attacked Russia. The German soldiers and their equipment were ill prepared for fighting in the winter conditions, unlike the Russians that were well vast and experienced in winter fighting.

I can't join the army for whatever reason

zaza1955:
Surfing the internet yesterday, I came across a viral video of Nigerian soldiers working In the rain. Obviously, they were going after terrorists and criminal elements who have made thick Nigerian forests their home.

The video hit me so hard, and I began to wonder, how, despite the rain, the “bad weather,” they did not budge, they kept moving, their mission was their objective and they were not thinking of any other thing than to execute them.

“Bad weather”, i thought to myself, “wouldn’t this affect these soldiers while trying to keep up with their mission?”

At this point, I jumped on my goggle search engine, and typed, “bad weather and Nigerian soldiers/images.” Amazingly, I came across some fascinating photos that shows really how bad weather is affecting Nigerian military operations.

My findings led me to conclude that, although the rain In the viral video was minimal, these soldier should have stayed somewhere safe until after the rain to avoid matters that touch the heart.

I will reveal my reason as we progress.

I did a collection of the photos, and did a little findings on “bad weather and Nigerian soldiers.” Below are my findings;

Numerous military studies cite weather as one of the major factors in battle.

My collection of photos describes the hardship suffered by Nigerian soldiers during military operations in the battle fronts as a result of bad weather especially during the wet season.

Read full article HERE: https://gallantmilitary.org.ng/2022/08/17/how-bad-weather-terrain-affect-military/

Tracked wheels are better suited for muddy grounds...so its also a lack of suitable equipment or knowledge

Adevector:
I can't join the army for whatever reason

nobody asked you to join

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offset67:
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nobody asked for your opinion on my simple comment.