Do you wish you were serving next to or for someone in RallyPoint?

LTC (Join to see) I feel that I'm serving with all OF YOU now everyday with posts, discussions, working with veterans that need help, mentoring and coaching individuals that I receive email messages from, working with VA Advocacy Supporters on the site trying to help veterans and hopefully making a difference in peoples perspective on Leadership, transition, employment, finding jobs, and solving problems.

The laundry list of individuals that I would have loved to work with is long, so if I left your name off I'm sorry there are so many of you that I think are special and very talented:

TSgt Julia Faulks SGT (Join to see) TSgt Hunter Logan COL Charles Williams LTC Stephen C. LTC Stephen F. CW4 (Join to see) CW3 (Join to see) SGT (Join to see) SGM (Join to see) SSG Ryan Rodney CPT (Join to see) SSgt (Join to see) CW3 Kevin Storm CMSgt Mark Schubert PO2 Mark Saffell LTC John Shaw CPT (Join to see) TSgt (Join to see)

AND THE LIST GOES ON!

LTC (Join to see) Odd how that subject matter comes up. I read a lot of good commentary from people from all walks of life here. Some of them have well thought out and effectively written comments - those are the ones I envy. Not for their point but for their skills. But there are those who show huge amounts of passion and while I might not agree with their point of view I certainly hear their issues.

Here's my take on "serving" alongside. I learned early in life that you don't have to like or understand the person you work with. I have found that I DO learn from every person I work with, even if it's a life lesson on: 'how not to make a good first impression'.

My final answer: For the most part, with very few exceptions, I would serve with any of you - warts and all. However, I might have to issue several senior members some 'butt hurt' chits before I swear back in.

I have met several on here that I think I'd enjoy being stationed with; and there are also some that I'm glad I'll never have to serve with as well. The military is just a microcosm of society and RP is a microcosm of the military.
It would be fun to form a RP BN (or maybe even a Bde) I think there was a discussion earlier about picking the leadership, but I'm pretty impressed with a lot of the younger enlisted folks on here as well! A lot of sharp folks out there!