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On the use of force.
In your formative years in the military, you are taught that problems are solved using lethal force.
You then leave the military and integrate back into mainstream society, where you see problems that need to be solved, including that of your own ongoing employment.
So, you become a police officer, where you are again able to solve problems using lethal force, just as you have been taught.
Do remember that 'cover me!' means 'point your weapon at ready' not 'lay down a barrage of covering weapons fire' and you'll be good.
You then leave the military and integrate back into mainstream society, where you see problems that need to be solved, including that of your own ongoing employment.
So, you become a police officer, where you are again able to solve problems using lethal force, just as you have been taught.
Do remember that 'cover me!' means 'point your weapon at ready' not 'lay down a barrage of covering weapons fire' and you'll be good.