Posted on Nov 19, 2016
LTJG Jftoc Watch Officer
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What would you do, if a passenger in first class "boo'd" a Gold Star family for being allowed to leave the aircraft first to receive their fallen son/daughter in the military?
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Denise Rhodes
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Probably smack the person who booed, tell them to shut up and to keep your disrespectful mouth shut.
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Sgt Robert Norman
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I would simply stand and salute the family. I would stay that way until they disembarked. No words would be needed.
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SPC Tr Hendricks
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If I had the strength, and were able to serve out the long sentence I would most certainly draw from the judge, I would go "United Airlines" on the person who did the booing.... but that would also dishonor that family... so probably would ignore said "scheissekopf", and salute the fallen.
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SSG Ron Tamoschat
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Simply tell them they are being disrespectful , and to put themselves in the shoes of the Gold Star family. No sense in getting into a shouting match and further degrade the situation
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MAJ Doug Mattox
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First thing I think I would do is call a bail bondsman because I would probably need one very soon.
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PO1 Ted Gaston
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Lets just say it would not be a pleasant experience for the BOO'rs and leave it at that. For future evidentiary purposes of course.
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SCPO Religious Programs Specialist
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My scowl and eyes would Gardner attention
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PO2 Patrick Dwyer
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Can not see it happening if it is known what is occurring. If it did I'd scream/yell Shut up and emphasis "They are getting a KIA family member. "
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SP5 Larry Morris
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It shows what low life people live in this world hate them all
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SPC David Riley
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Has this happened? I don't know what I would do, but it wouldn't be pretty, I can tell you that.
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