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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Anthony Morrison
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PT..... either he/she will learn to be obedient through it eventually
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Cpl Leonardo Sloms
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office hours
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Cpl Bert Saxton
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dismiss platoon, face on face with e2 + squad ldr
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CPL Jimbo Lumanator
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You put the fear of GOD into that soldier. That's the only way. These kids have become used to choices. There is no other choice other than what you you platoon, squad, or you team chief tells you have. That have to know this early.
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SN Nakia Isaac
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smoke his ass to death
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SPC Michael Ursprung
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Depends on when you were in and what the regs were. When I was in, early 70s, a number of things would happen. Anything from the private doing pushups until the Sgt was tired. To repeatedly low crawling under the WWII barracks. This could take all day. To a walk behind the barracks where the E2 got a quick lesson in hand to hand combat.
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CPO Mark Bush
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Bosn locker counseling. He would be a changed and respectful E-2
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Sgt Louis Yannuzzi
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The proper response would be to write him up on a article 15 for disobeying a direct order. That is the proper method.
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SPC Robert Howard
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kp for a week
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SSG Robert Holland
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I recall a few morons trying this. I also recall them loosing Rank and Doing more running and Beating THAT FACE time then anyone. They sure were Strong after it.
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SSgt Danny Simpson
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Respectfully dismiss the E2 to a diffetent location, and then render corrective action and punishment in the firm of excersize and cleaning.
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SSG Jesse Navarro
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Dismiss the rest of the troops and have him/her stand fast with their first line and allow them to explain if there's no explanation conduct proper paperwork.
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SPC Bryant Voss
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Make an example out of him in front of everyone else.
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Dustin Smith
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I would definitely dicipline him to the fullest
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A1C Larry Chapman
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Inform them my expectation of "you is to carry out the order"
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SPC Joseph Jacker
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Smoke his ass
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SGT Christopher Bonner Holland
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KP and many push ups
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CPL Jimmy Willis
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Drop for 150
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LCpl Joseph Edward
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As a junior Marine, E3, I knew if I mouthed off that I was headed straight for a damn knife-hand to the corroded. Even the worst tasks must be handled with a few simple words, "I'm on it, Sargent." Later on you can get out all the "wtf" and "this is BS" rants...
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Karen Woodford
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I would affore him a hand across the face or weekend KP for 3 months and if he says you can not strike me because of military REGS then I say you choose 3 months of KP
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