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 Paul Mussatto
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Me: Front leaning rest position, move, E2 Shit-for-brains does not want to follow his order. You will do pushups till I get tired of counting! I can count for a long time, with out tiring. Four count push up position move, one two three four, one, one two three four, two....! Platoon leader, you and the rest of the platoon will need to explain to E2 Shit-for-brains why he will follow orders without hesitation and without question, is that clear? One two three four, twenty,...! If not, they have a fine place to rest at Ft. Leavenworth for E2 Shit-for-brains to fulfill his obligation to Uncle Sam!
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Randy Plaisted
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Put him in a push up position and tell him to stay there till I was done lol
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Michael Orama
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Smoke the whole squad. Twice. If one person messes up, you all mess up. The military is not a place for an "Individual". Everything that you do will take some sort of team effort, and that starts from the moment you step off the bus and meet your battle buddy. Point blank, if you are lower ranking then someone, you have no reason to open your mouth unless it's to say "Yes sir", "No sir", or to be kissing ass. I'm not myself in the military, only a JROTC cadet, but even in my school my Colonel and Master Sargent believe in and practice the same. This isn't high school anymore, no one cares about your feelings. You made a decision to be there, so deal with your own problems on your own time.
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Bill Kim
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Hand him or her the Sunday employment ads, inform them the military is not for them and then smash them in the face with a fucking boot. Oh, wait, this is a kinder, gentler, lamer military... uhhhh then escort them to the commander and begin the process of administrative discharge.
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TSgt Dianna Sullins
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Decide they would rather do PT all day and assign them that.
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SPC Craig Abram
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Edited >1 y ago
I was a seasoned E4 Specialist, numerous Bradley Gunnerys, Border Tours at OP Alpha and time with Recce Troop Blues and Royals Squadron Her Majesty's Royal Army.... on a early Sat morning aN NCO came into my barracks room woke us up and told us to "look alive, our Country needs you"... i responded "aww come on Sarge its a big Country, cant you find someone else......" not only did he not think my joke was funny he lit me up..... so a shitbird E2 with no time in nothing needs to be severely disciplined!!! especially since he had the balls and disrespect to do it in formation......
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SGT Jonathan Smith
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Release all except him and take him to the sawdust pit for corrective action. After 15 minutes, it will correct the problem fast.
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SFC Gary Stanfill
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Let my pen do the talking....
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Sgt Thomas Hayes
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That's fine son. We'll move that down to your second assignment. Keep it in your pocket. After I dismiss these fine men, your first assignment will be to report with me to the first Sargent to be reassigned. You're outa here.
Turn and ask, anyone else have a problem?
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Capt Michael Swinehart
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If you are a senior E5 Marine and you don't know what to do...perhaps you should switch jobs with the Grunt
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