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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PO1 Steven Ewing
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That sounds like a sailor volunteering for every lousy detail/assignment that can be found for him/her.
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Cpl Jennifer Hart
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Lol no comment
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1SG James Kelly
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Make his life a living hell.
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Cpl Brian Ruby
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Hahahaha! You really don't want to know!!! It would offend your modern sensibilities. Keep telling yourselves the enemies are human...dumbasses.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
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I'd Let Him Smart Off ONCE.....
He Can't Smart Off Twice
With A Broken Jaw While Getting
A Good Ass Kicking.
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SCPO Lonny Randolph
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After the appropriate ass chewing and dispatch to work comes phase II. Generally on my duty day when I'm not leaving the ship anyway, I catch the young lad at the brow just at liberty call. Thats when I discover a special task that requires only his special abilities and talents which will of course be completed BEFORE liberty commences. Generally such tasks take till about 0300. I note that on the few occasions in my career when such "training" has been required I've never had to repeat it, moreover I note that the rest of the division is enlightened as well...
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SGT Brian Jarvi
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I would take them aside and remind them that this is not a democracy. You signed your name on the dotted line. You will do as you’re told or it can be handled through the UCMJ. There is a reason for discipline. I always had a reason for choosing who I gave a job to. Nobody can do the mission alone. It’s teamwork that makes it work
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PO3 James Snyder
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I WOULD TELL THEM THANK-YOU, NOW I KNOW HOW YOU FELL ABOUT IT.
THEN I WOULD WRITE DOWN WHAT I TOLD THEM TO DO, PUT IT IN A SEALED PACK AND TELL THEM PLEASE TAKE THIS TO MY HIGH UP. O BY THE WAY, I WOULD STATE IN IT I WAS TOLD TO DO SOMETHING I DO NOT FELL I SHOULD NEED TO DO, I THINK YOU SHOULD DO THIS FOR ME.
THEN SET BACK AND LET THE FIRE FLY.
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SPC Douglas Wilson
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Back in the day he'd be on shit barrel detail. If that didn't work he'd be walking point!
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MSgt Brian Williams
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His disrespect was public so his reprimand should be in public. Not only does it correct bad conduct, it serves as a warning to all others that you won't stand for any disrespect.
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