It's interesting and it seems like a good change for people that have done a lot of d&d but it's probably not going to be a complete replacement for 5e. It seems good for short campaigns but it only has one book out for now.
This depends a lot on your branch and unit. Many many people never do a pass and review or any type of inspection other than counting inventory. I disagree that marching skills are used during running, that's freeform.
Lol, half assing it is the default setting. Most people in the military are 18-22 year olds doing one enlistment contract and mostly hate it and want to get out as soon as they can.
This is a really dumb notion that still keeps popping up. There wasn't a staged attempt, and the best reason is simply that there's no way to fire a fake bullet or intentionally miss with a real one that wouldn't put Donalds life in danger. And Donald cares about his own life more than anything else. It's a stupid idea and just because it was kinda weird doesn't mean it's a conspiracy.
Police rules of engagement is shockingly 0, cops kill anyone for any reason if they perceive even the slightest chance of a threat to themselves. The military has a rigorous 5-6 steps for using increasing amounts of violence from shouting to actually firing.
If you're talking about earth then doctors and replicators are standard. People that don't have replicators are unusual. Holodecks do use a lot of energy so I'm not sure how common they are, probably more like a theater would be as an amenity for a city not one on every corner. They had free teleportation on earth with some usage restrictions so the holodecks would probably be free but with like a once a week usage or limited appointments.
It's very easy to just tell them to get a hotel and they'll be reimbursed or just bulk order all the rooms in a couple hotels. The national guard troops along the border in their pretend mission do that, they all just stay at a hotel.
It's about having enough that your enemy can't target them and blow them up in a surprise attack.