An Army attempt to copy the success of the Navy’s Fleet Week has resulted in seven casualties, $82 million in lost business revenue, and a near war with Canada, sources report. The senior service’s first attempt to demonstrate the finest land warfare traditions through patriotic demonstrations such as foot patrols, L-shaped ambushes and artillery barrages, created riots, widespread panic and a short-lived gang coalition.That reminds me of the time that Irish-American veterans of the US Army invaded Canada.
DB: Army Disastrously Tries To Copy "Fleet Week"
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This one doesn't sound nearly as plausible as the previous Duffels. Which may be a prophetic warning actually. Assuming satire is a good indicator of future socio political currents.
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