Posted on May 3, 2015
CPT(P) Air Defense Artillery Officer
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We must be fully rested before engaging in operations with tactical equipment, but for some reason its ok when the Army doesn't own it.
Great Article by the Way!
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CW3 Armament Technician
Hypothetical Situation: SM kills SM after duty shift. After a 24 hour staff duty shift, PVT or SGT or LT Snuffy has to drive 30 minutes home to his home to rest. Due to extreme fatigue, he/she passes out, and ends up in a head-on collision with another car. Lets say it's a pregnant mother and child, who both die.<br><br>Who is to blame? Snuffy or command policy? <br>
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SFC Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear Operations Specialist
The other option I have seen/heard is when duty is over, take a nap before driving to your quarters.

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