This is sadly true, which tends to be a personality issue, not a training issue. The point that I was making is that too many people skip the meeting and the inspection of their guns expecting to be fully embraced on the field. Last minute changes to battles lines, skirmishes and the like can happen in a moment and too few people skip the meetings where such things are generally announced. I can think of one gentleman in particular who skipped all the safety meetings and inspections and presented himself on the field expecting that his mere presence alone (not his understanding) would be enough to allow him access to the field.
And, you can't teach some people. I've handed down safety rules only minutes before a battle, only to see them blatantly ignored.
We now return you to your regularly scheduled topic of flash guards.