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- inactive, on 03/29/2009, -0/+6I disagree whole-heartedly. After 26 yrs of my own svc + my bride's 24, I must say there is at least some missing info here. The grand majority of ltrs fr/parents—even parents who served themselves—to Congressmen/military HQ units are woefully short on critical info. Are there charlatans in the military? Of course, just like everywhere else, but a very strict system of rules`n´regs—far more stringent than in civilian life—preclude most scenarios of "gross unfairness" fr/arriving at fruition.
Think about this one issue f/just a moment: Does one REALLY believe that senior NCOs/officers "live to throw the bums out"? We are in the biz of training up comrades-in-arms. Only the uninformed & weak-in-spirit try to "Lord it over" their underlings, and those personnel don't make it into training positions very frequently. - fr0mundacheese, on 04/01/2009, -0/+1yeah, i'm a vet as well. so don't try to patronize me like you're the only one in the know.
http://www.pnj.com/article/20090320/OPINION/903200 ... - emmettgolf, on 03/29/2009, -0/+1In tech school, there are room inspections about once a week and everyone gets inspected. In this case, he was targeted and written up for things that he should not have been. He is, however, being unjustly treated like a criminal in prison.
- pagit, on 03/29/2009, -0/+1i've never been in the military
but aren't room inspections and searches par for the course?
I thought "bogus" room inspections and searches happen only in prisons when they find contraband - fr0mundacheese, on 03/29/2009, -1/+2That's how the Tyrants that run this country operate. Soldiers are valued no higher than the rest of us "useless eaters"
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