Posted on Oct 30, 2014
League of Disgruntled Majors: The officer version of Specialist Mafia?
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Most everyone in the Army know about the Specialist Mafia, but do many know about the League of Disgruntled Majors? I did not until I was deployed and rarely hear of it now. That may be due to being assigned at lower levels that have fewer Majors and most are in leadership positions. Did you know about this organization?
Edited 11 y ago
Posted 11 y ago
Responses: 23
That's funny. I do remember how my Co CDRs used to complain about the LTs forming their own union. Don't remember what they called it. Guess it depends on the unit and current command climate across the military.
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Never heard of it, but in retrospect, I believe I may have crossed paths with several members of this organization during my career! Sure does explain a lot! LOL!
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Ha never heard of that group but its not surprising, I always thought MAJ was an odd rank in that I never ran into many of them (shaming) and was never sure what the ones I did meet actually did (ambiguity).
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I wonder if the people responsible for the website were ever reprimanded, that is, if anyone found out who they were. When I was an XO, the Commandant of the Transportation Officer Basic Course sent my Commander a letter alerting us to the online activity of an incoming 2LT. This was in 2007. It turns out the 2LT's name popped up on a blog commenting negatively on aspects of TOBC to include it's instructors at the time. Poor form, I suppose.
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It's easy to be flip, but most staff work is done...redone....reformatted...and can't be done by MANs who suffer the brunt of expectation fatigue and ethical fadding. Majors suffer the slings and arrows of uninformed decsions that must be executed despite the fact that systems of record are flawed....G6 has stripped any use automation functionality....(I could go on with the venting...but nobody cares)
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Sounds like someone is a little excited about possibly joining a cool club.
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Never heard of it, and wouldn't be impressed by me peers if they thought this was a valuable use of their time.
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