Originally Posted by
PrivateCitizen
I'd say perhaps an overlooked aspect of 'Combat Mindset' is practical situational awareness.
Can I engage effectively with what I have at my disposal? Should I engage or is it to my advantage or primary responsibility to reposition?
Perhaps it is implied here that combat was unavoidable … but if I took your passage literally I'd say this was missing.
The first element of combat mindset should be to be aware enough to either avoid combat, or as much of it as you can while achieving your goal.
Well said.
"Everyone has been given a gift in life. Some people have a gift for science and some have a flair for art. And warriors have been given the gift of aggression. They would no more misuse this gift than a doctor would misuse his healing arts, but they yearn for the opportunity to use their gift to help others. These people, the ones who have been blessed with the gift of aggression and a love for others, are our sheepdogs. These are our warrior"
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