@Angus use napalm, and as long as you’re not using it on people you should be good for war crimes and it’ll be a lot more time efficient than .50s

@Goblin_Slayer_Floki Washington State guard isn't even a part of the US military, fyi

They're a humanitarian militia of sorts

The washington state national guard?

No, the State guard lol

Oh i was meaning the states national guard

oh, yeah sorry

They were sent to katrina to aid

there could be good old constant artillery going off randomly within the US border all along the mexican border

random explosions deter people

@Angus

why not just mine the border

that'd probably work better

but I really like the idea of constant explosions

for 2000 miles

5 minutes, randomly selected every day

@Angus too costly in terms of ordnance and logistics

I think the artillery corp needs some target practice

oh, if it's only for 5 minutes

but then after that five minutes, people would know it's safe

so I'd recommend using airdropped/artillery deployed mines

@Angus also much of the border is habitated

and then not shelling the area, so that you don't set off the mines that are already there

that too

Mines are unreliable. And air dropped more so

you need to change the density of your guard based on the terrain/environment around the area

and then impale the bodies

get those 50k troops you've got along the border to do Mine Duty

@Goblin_Slayer_Floki perfect deterrent then, means already traveled ground isn't necessarily safe

get a bunch of crucifixes down there to hang any bodies on

You would need combat engineers

so dense patrols/wall sections for the populated areas, and for the less populated areas napalm the foliage and set up sparser watches

re-enlist @Goblin_Slayer_Floki

50k is probably how many there are total among guard and active

@Deleted User would if i could

oh, med condition right?

all I know is wikipedia said 450k

Yea

rip

me too thanks

Oh look, I guess all this talk of borders and military has awoken the commie

would love to be a helicopter pilot, but environment/genetics said nope