Posted on Oct 16, 2016
LTJG Ansi Officer
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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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SPC Bogus Cornett
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Half right face front leaning Rest! Knocking out numbnuts
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PV2 Infantryman
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HALF RIGHT...
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Sgt George Mckinney
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make sure E2 realizes he is in the wrong - explain this along with what possible outcomes there could be and give him a chance to apologize and recant or suffer military consequences under UCMJ
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SPC Marty Storms
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I would finish handing out the rest of the work for the day before I would address him and make sure to keep a battle buddy behind for him to ensure there is a witness to his write up for his blatant disrespect and for his corrective training I would have him do that duty that he spoke out about for the rest of the week so he would learn that a private in the military doesn't get the right to choose what duties to do or not.
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SSgt Steven Kramer
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Give them a worse job, or council them before considering an article 15.
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SPC Christian Harris
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PFC "Special Boy" is having an optical malfunction. He does not see that he is a part of a functioning machine that does not break down. Showing PFC the strength of this machine may motivate him. Everyone needs to drop and do pushups accept PFC "Special Boy". while PFC "Special Boy" counts off each push up for everyone else, his optical malfunction should repair it's self. He will begin to see he is a part of something that does not easily give up or just stop functioning. As all other solders recover, PFC "Special Boy" will be able to see the value of his assignment for the day and his optical malfunction should be completely repaired. If not, the machine he is a part of, has a way of helping him with his optical malfunction.
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Steve Anderson
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100 pushups
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CW2 Michael Vrabel
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Tell him to shut up, talk to him after formation, counsel him and find out what the problem is and act accordingly
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CPL Ben Jaramillo
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Lock his ass up, and then put him in the leaning rest position, untile he cant pick his head up from the ground . It worked for me.
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PO1 David Coughlin
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Write his ass up and continue to assign him the same job. Each time he refuses, it's another charge.
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