Ex-UK army sniper dude told me once the first thing he tried to do was take out medics and cooks. I thought he was taking the piss at the time, but he was serious. Army’s gotta eat and fix up injured. Next on the list were mechanics.
Just having the phone powered on and idle is enough.
Probably, but as you said, legality means shit in an actual war zone. Something the Reddit brigade absolutely refuses to believe.
That's exactly it. Which begs the question: How many of these retards went to war with at least 2 phones and power banks?
And if somebody mentioned it, why did nobody listen?
Those people made it easier to bomb them than it was to find Shia Laboeuf's flag. Straight up gave away their GPS (or GLONASS i guess) coordinates.
Likely a meme but that would have been funny.
Yeah I wouldn't even risk having my phone turned on in a literal war zone. They just made it so effortless to get killed.
This happened a lot in the normie Army, too - recruits would enlist as a high speed combat or combat-adjacent MOS, like a 12B, and then a week into training have a crisis of conscience and ask to be transferred to supply or something.
Sadly, its an all too real proposition that the Ralph Wiggum Legion exists.
Yeah, it wouldn't be hard to make up something half-believable at this point, but I thought I'd post it anyway.
The easiest way to remove geo data from a photo quickly without running it through any software is to take a screenshot of the original photo and post that instead. Of course the best solution is not to post anything potentially dicey at all because you never know who's looking at it, we're posting on a site where a guy got doxed from a picture of mozzarella sticks.
Technically, it is. A lot of medics in the army carry guns however, and that forfeits the protection given by the geneva convention.
Lol. What. Rations don't require cooks. Maybe it takes this old guvna getting blind drunk to tell you bs stories
