Posted on Sep 7, 2016
If you saw one of your Joes doing this, how would you react?
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I went to basic with this SM and saw on his Facebook that he went to Prom in his ACU's. How would you go about mentoring one of your subordinates that are in violation of AR670-1?
AR670-1 Chapter 4 Section 3 Line 2... That's what I found in the reg, please attach anything else you find
**EDIT** This is not a Dance, but it is some Formal assembly and to the best of my knowledge he is not on Duty.. Class A's would of been appropriate (as long as it's in regs, which I'm sure isn't hard since he would only have 1 ribbon)
AR670-1 Chapter 4 Section 3 Line 2... That's what I found in the reg, please attach anything else you find
**EDIT** This is not a Dance, but it is some Formal assembly and to the best of my knowledge he is not on Duty.. Class A's would of been appropriate (as long as it's in regs, which I'm sure isn't hard since he would only have 1 ribbon)
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This dude is either a poser, or just finished Basic/AIT/OSUT/JROTC, and if he is active duty is on leave before reporting to his first duty station and possibly doing good HRAP, I say this because he only has name tapes, and Army tape on his uniform.. If he was active and already been in a unit he would have his unit patch on his left shoulder
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Ok I guestion this picture. Prom really the girls are in cheerleading out fits.
This picture looks more like they were being honored for some school activity.
When I was I. Recruiting if there was a DEP or a JR that completed basic training we held an event with them at the actual school event. Maybe he was just asked to stand in. This picture is suspect
This picture looks more like they were being honored for some school activity.
When I was I. Recruiting if there was a DEP or a JR that completed basic training we held an event with them at the actual school event. Maybe he was just asked to stand in. This picture is suspect
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Pull him aside and tell him. Don't go all "Regs lawyer" on him, just mention it to him and make sure he understands that you're telling him because you're WATCHING his back, not trying to stab him in it.
Same team.
Same team.
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So the person asking the question was in basic with this guy in the photo so its not rotc or jrotc. I hate the what if game or guessing or it could be crap, the question was how do you handle that sittuation when you have a violation of the ucmj. The answer is complex there are different uniform regs for ng and reserve compared to active duty, that said we know its a violation so as my srgnts would say its time for some retraining. This man is soldire at the core why the need to worry about kid gloves tell him he violated and why then make sure he wont forget it further actions taken the time. Uniform regs are in place for a reason its about discipline and character you wear dress uniform for formal occasions non military related or military related its not our job to question regs we follow regs details matter
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Reminds me of the time when I saw 2 Privates standing in line to get into a dance club in their BDUs I went over to them and told them the regulations and then asked what unit they were from and got their 1SG's and Captain's phone numbers. They quickly left at that point! Hahahahahaha!
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