Original sentence: It seldom goes beyond drill, shooting practice, rudimentary specialization on one's service branch and weapons and basic battlefield training.Likewise, many nations have used conscripts simply as indentured costless work force, organized as "work battalions" for agriculture and building infrastructure instead of decent military service.One of the objections raised is that a conscript force would be of lower quality than a volunteer army.The biggest problem is that the pace of training has to be adjusted to the level of the lowest quality candidate.Therefore the elite units of all armies which have conscription, are composed entirely of selected volunteers, such as Parachute Rangers in the Finnish army
Edited sentence: Certain individuals with poor military and social skills may prove loose cannons in wartime, proving more a liability than an asset to the unit and perhaps risking the destruction of the whole unit.Conscripts themselves were known and referred to as "colimbas".For example, the Argentinian military service was known as la colimba; the word colimba is a composite word made from the initial syllables of the verbs correr (to run), limpiar (to clean) and barrer (to sweep), as it was perceived that all a conscript did during service was running, cleaning and sweeping.It seldom goes beyond drill, shooting practise, rudimentary specialization on one's service branch and weapons (rifles, artillery, grenade launchers, missiles, mines and explosives etc) and basic battlefield training.Likewise, many nations have used conscripts simply as unfree costless work force, organized as "work battalions" for agriculture and building infrastructure instead of decent military training.One of the objections raised is a conscripted force would be of lower quality than a volunteer army.The biggest problem is that the pace of training has to be adjusted to the level of the lowest quality manpower.Therefore the elite units of all armies, which have conscription, are composed entirely of selected volunteers, such as Parachute Rangers in the Finnish army