Posted on Oct 16, 2016
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Here's the background. You're a senior E5. Your troops are in formation and you're handing out work for the day. You hand out an assignment to a fresh E2 with less than a year in and only a few months at your command. They blatantly complain and tell you to choose someone else. You calmly tell them they will do this task and they tell you to shove it and give it to someone else. How do you react?
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SGT Military Police
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Smoke the shit out of that private right there in formation and extra duty after they complete that work assignment
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LCpl P Guemez
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GDamn I don't know I've never seen it happen in real life!!!! Refusal? ...only time some bag nasty ever refused anything was in Boot camp...her ass was lit up ...bags packed and sent home
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SP5 Ian Kenner
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Do "positive reinforcement" training, such as doing the work with him.
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SSG Utilities Equipment Repairer
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DA4856 disrespect to an NCO
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CPL MLRS/HIMARS Crewmember
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If you want to continue serving then you will follow all lawful orders given to you by your leadership. If you do not want to wear a uniform anymore then that fine too. I will happily begin the separation papers, and until it's been pushed up and completed you will follow all lawful orders given to you by your leadership.
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Sgt Lavonta Hamilton
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I would politely correct him.........pause
No I would tear him a new one...along with my fellow Sgt's.
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SSG Healthcare Specialist (Combat Medic)
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What is a senior E5???
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SGT Team Leader
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Edited >1 y ago
half right face front leaning rest position move!
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1SG Aircraft Maintenance Senior Sergeant
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He would become the strongest E-2 after he gets done boring me watch him do push ups. Cant do such things anymore. Might get in to trouble. LOL
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LTC Management Analyst
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Make him an E1.
Seriously though, I would let the 1SGT deal with it, away from others. I'm sure he'd straighten him out. Wait... are we talking combat arms unit or everything else?
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PO1 Al Arbelo
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A little extra military instruction could square this individual away because the truth is if he is willing to do that while in ranks then he would be willing to do that in public. Needless to say, being an in Bassett or for the military wow in the eye of the public the military needs to make sure this doesn't take place That being said either he squared some stuff away on must be administratively discharged
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LtCol J W
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Chance of that happening to me were slim to none. I seriously doubt it would happen today in the Marine Corps. or if it did, it would only be once for the shitbird
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SPC Steve Willis, PhD
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Back in the day, such bozos would be taken out behind the bushes and given an "attitude adjustment." Usually, an ass-kicking would settle things once and for all, as well as serving as an object lesson for the rest of the unit. But that is probably too old school for the modern military.
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LCpl Scotty Rush
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This is the action of a two year old. Temper tantrums! That's what children do not the leader of the country
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SGT Team Leader
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Last time I had a boot private smart off to me, he met my friend Iron Mike as he was doing them for about a mile with his riffle held high over his head.
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SFC Le/Li , Squad Leader
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Platoon, prone line resposition - MOVE!!!
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MAJ Jeffery Miller
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As commander I would have his entire chain of command in my office to witness the article 15 proceedings.
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PFC Field Artillery Tactical Data Systems Specialist
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as an E2 myself i have to agree i and other E2s have no right to challenge or complain about the authority of any nco especially if it is a moral command but even if the nco is being unfair it still is absolutely no merit for any disrespect of any kind. bitch about it on your own time hooah.
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SSgt Karena Downing
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Wall to wall counseling! Severely!
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SGT Dale Fencl
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depends on what and how he smart mouth to the E-5 when I was in the service the E-5 would not finder punch a E-1 in the thourt because the E-5 would have been dead by the death touch and fingers and arm broken
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