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bsdnf

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ROCA soldiers revealed on Facebook that the 333rd CAB has a manning rate of less than 60%, with some tank companies down to just a dozen or so personnel.
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Following the 333rd Brigade, the 564th Brigade is also facing manpower shortages. The brigade commander is appealing to soldiers to recruit relatives and friends.
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The Taiwanese government is even considering including high school students in the reserve conscription pool.
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Mar ling

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Following the 333rd Brigade, the 564th Brigade is also facing manpower shortages. The brigade commander is appealing to soldiers to recruit relatives and friends.
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The Taiwanese government is even considering including high school students in the reserve conscription pool.
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I still remember that last year they were very excited that the 2026 authorised-to-actual strength ratio could increase to 80%; the ratio in 2025 was also very close to 80%. Now, I know how they do that; they use civilians to fill gaps.
 

bsdnf

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A poll released by Taiwan's Academia Sinica showed that 82% of respondents would be willing to fight for their "country" if war broke out.

Meanwhile:
ROCA soldiers revealed on Facebook that the 333rd CAB has a manning rate of less than 60%, with some tank companies down to just a dozen or so personnel.
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Following the 333rd Brigade, the 564th Brigade is also facing manpower shortages. The brigade commander is appealing to soldiers to recruit relatives and friends.
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The Taiwanese government is even considering including high school students in the reserve conscription pool.
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A potato

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A poll released by Taiwan's Academia Sinica showed that 82% of respondents would be willing to fight for their "country" if war broke out.

Meanwhile:
I highly doubt its true since the Wanwan government literally hates military and Wanwanese society perceived the military profession as reserved for retards.

Vegetable english even spat at a veterans memorial.
 
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