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I wonder if kids of all ages will be permitted into this military theme park. Start their training early

hopefully they will, we need a strong military.

They shouldn't use that money for a theme park, they should use that money for the ARMY over in Iraq. what idiots.

Not really. Makes quite a bit of sense to me. With the type of attractions they're offering, this could be a potential cash COW for the military, thus further funding future (and current) endeavors.

You have to weigh the initial investment vs the projected gains, and determine how attractive the profitability is here.

I bet they put recruiters at the end of each ride.

**you must be this tall to enlist on this ride**

I would go check it out, if it wasn't in another country
Military themepark, that's something else, and interesting too
A lifesize Call of duty/Medal of honour

I assume that you've already enlisted then?

Oh yes war is so much fun! Idiots.

I think they decided this idea was no good and theyre not doing it. I live in Northern Virginia and they dismissed the idea pretty quickly. As they should have.

With the selective services, yes I have. If there is a draft I will go. Until there is that need however, and we remain an all volunteer military I see no need. We have ample troops over there, as seen by the fact that they recently reduced some of them as the iraqi Defense forces begin to take over.

Yeah thats what the people who see a need to defend the country from islamofacists think, that war is fun. Put down the kool-aid and turn off Michael Moore. We are under attack, we are defending ourselves.

Why should they have?

Remember rumors in high school? If you were a smart kid you could float a rumor of an idea and pretty soon very few know who started it (especially if you had someone do it for you) It's not even important if te idea was serious or not-if you get a wholely positive response and go through with it, great... But sometimes it's not even true. It's a social response marker-like a "pinging" with sonar, except to gauge public response. If you were wanting to use more agressive recruiting, you could, for example-Float a rumor about one of the more extreme means, and, if it meets with little resistance do something inbetween and more agressive than current, but not near to the extent of the rumor...then you know you will probobly get hardly any resistance and more support. Not saying that's what happened, just that it happens alot. Popular opinion is a part of my job...

at least we'd have a place to do our laundry for free, shit.

Yes. All the free laundry you desire... Just a small matter of signing this paperwork....

Yes, why should they have?

I don't think it would be a park like a "fun"park and cottoncandy etc.
There are other museum like parks around, like Colonial Williamsburg or Seapark, that kind of thing.
I also don't think it would be to glorify war, but the intent would be to preserve the history and heritage of the Army.
To tell the story of the generations that came before you and the sacrifice they made so that there is freedom today.

Kids these days need more historical knowledge (imho) and maybe this will be a good interactive way of doing that for this bit of your national history.
I don't see why this should be a bad thing perse.

haha mos you are the man, how is the navy treating you these days. oh yea this is the crazy curly haired one that saw you in cape may w. the other crazy black haired one, hope thats enough info to figure it out. well anyways im undercover so dont say my name too loud theyre probably watching me right now. *motions of mouth zipping, be careful what you say *Frantically looks over both shoulders.

For this "Military Theme Park" they should have some fun obstacles. I went on the "Slide For Life" at Camp Mcall (Ranger obstacle course) Ft. Bragg Nc 100 ft tall zipline over water until it gets down to the surface you get going reall fast... It was great...