Combat unit life span

[MJLriak]

Cyborg dinosaurs are the soldiers of the future.

so you used to watch "the terrible thunderlizards" that were on with the "Eek the cat" cartoon a while back
(if you have noooooo idea what it is, you really missed out)

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don't think of those old warrior units as outdated - think of them as 'classic' - or ceromonial guards - it works with the Pope

[Clonereject1138]

Aw man, Eek Stravaganza was soo freakin awsome! Sharkey kick some serious $&%. I love the show, still have a few recorded episodes. Vid quality has degraded significantly. It the one with the vicious fleas that die from watching golf.

[Mujadaddy]

sharkey, ha....

They are pretty self-suficient, especially that scouting unit that's been autoexploring for 4000 years...

[Clonereject1138]

Aye, You can sort of forget about them as they travel about. I can imagine the queens suprise when Columbus came back!

[Tattila the Hun]

Originally posted by Clonereject1138
Well, the problem with the resupply idea is that you'd have to wait at least 12 years for the offspring to be able to fight, even at that they'ed be nowhere near the martial prowess of their fore fathers. Thus, the troops have to be immortal, as otherwise, they would loose thier promotions every generation.

Ever heard of training? Old soldiers never die, they just fade away, but they also tell the future generations how things are done.

[Enigma_Nova]

Originally posted by mimi
maybe the military is female and they're carrying a male along for fertilization in the new world?

Brb, joining army