From:	"Blair A. Monroe" <bmonroe@******.FSU.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Sioux Wildcats
Date:	Tue, 11 Apr 1995 15:32:28 -0400

> Paul Jonathan Adam wrote:
> > Turnover is pretty low - under 20%, I believe - with most 'leaving'
> > by rotating back to their units. So you have 200 of these veterans
> > coming out a year at most, usually in their mid-thirties. With fifteen
> > years or so of useful combat effectiveness before old age sets in, the
> > knees give out et cetera, that gives you around 3,000 ex-Wildcats.
> >
> I think the WildCats operate more like the US Light Infantry: some very
> elite units, with high turnover (most only stay with the LI for a few
> years),....

I would not be surprised if some of those "ex"-Wildcats (especially in
places like Denver) are actually not so "ex." Simply detatch some active-duty
Wildcats, change their paperwork to reflect their new status as
"civilians" and give them automatic jobs in the police force. Walla!!!
You have yourself a police force consisting of a core of "ex"-wildcats.

>
> Mind you, in Denver who knows? Maybe all the Sioux cops are "ex-"WildCats.
> Of course, if the Sioux do this, then so does everyone else.
>
You bet they do!

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