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I hear you, but to be fair anal-retentive attention to detail has always been a feature of military service, even in World War II. Paul Fussell, a writer who served as an infantry officer in World War II, wrote a chapter in one of his books about what was referred to as "chickenshit". Basically it refers to any small-minded and petty discipline that had nothing to do with winning the war. Having to wear a reflective belt in a combat zone is a great example of chickenshit.
Probably not. The stress under danger can be equivalent to torture.
https://www.amazon.ca/Wartime-Understanding-Behavior-Second-World/dp/0195065778
This book cites studies done during WWII regarding how long it took for soldiers to become effectively useless due to the accumulation of stress in combat.