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does any military personnel (USA or other country) required to speak from 'stomach' (deep commanding voice) for any formal process or any other practice drills?<br />
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if not military, any other such norm in any practise of life, where it is done for formality or as requirement?
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does any military personnel (USA or other country) required to speak from 'stomach' (deep commanding voice) for any formal process or any other practice drills?

if not military, any other such norm in any practise of life, where it is done for formality or as requirement?

practical examples of speak from 'stomach'

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