Former National Guard Vice Chief Major General Randy Manner's called the DC deployment an "intimidation" tactic that will damage military recruiting.

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True. Major General Randy E. Manner, former acting vice chief of the National Guard Bureau, said: "Military vehicles in front of public buildings and the idea of them constantly there with weapons, that is absolutely called intimidation. I'm very concerned about the impact on both our recruiting, as well as, the perception of many of the people of color as they see the National Guardsmen from other states coming in to occupy Washington, D.C."

Former National Guard Vice Chief Major General Randy Manner's called the DC deployment an "intimidation" tactic that will damage military recruiting.

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