My sister was in the Air Force’s OSI during Project 100,000. They ran thousands of cases for every crime imaginable. My sister suspects that they eventually got rid of all 100,000 at a huge cost. She says it was an unmitigated disaster.
My sister suspects that they eventually got rid of all 100,000 at a huge cost
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I think that is true. Eventually the individual services ‘handled’ the problem BUT it did decimate the ranks as to approx 100,000 were now (for the most part) just taking up space, then throw in the manpower it took to eradicate them and you end up tying up a lot of personnel and money.
There used to be a ‘figure’ in DC about the class of 1980 or 1990 (NOT sure which year) but the gist of it was that the first graduate class of LOWERED STANDARDS, was still being paid for into the late 90’s, early 00’s as the ‘bad habits’ weren’t lost on all the now cops.
Washington Post/Daily Worker was doing a study on it but think it got so ‘bad’ it was kind of brushed under the table as the ‘good ones’ out of those classes were immediately suspected.
Just another ‘glaring example’ of why you shouldn’t be screwing with blanket personalities or groups.
If there is only 13% bad, the other 87% get caught up in the ‘investigation’ just because they were there.