The founding fathers of America thought a standing army was a greater danger to it's own people than to external enemies. Something they did not anticipate was how ineffective a long term standing army becomes as technology flies far beyond and it is only discovered in the next war.
The founding fathers of America thought a standing army was a greater danger to it's own people than to external enemies. Something they did not anticipate was how ineffective a long term standing army becomes as technology flies far beyond and it is only discovered in the next war.