Posted on Mar 1, 2016
MSG Wally Carmichael
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"(Unit Name withheld) BCT ordered to remove combat patches during training at Fort NoMatter so the ones without them don't get ‪‎hurt feelings‬.

Reason? "The unit just returned from Afghanistan and almost everyone has a patch but the large influx of new soldiers are E1 and E2s that have never deployed and they are saying they are left out because they don't have a patch."
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SCPO Andrew Harris
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WTF. This is ridiculous!! This is also why we have sensitivity training ! Give me break!!
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LCDR Tim McKenzie
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MAJ Montgomery Granger
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LOL! The military is a meritocracy, not a self-esteem kindergarten. You want a tab or a patch or a ribbon or a rank? Earn them.
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SPC Roger Procter
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Snowflakes
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SGM Bill Frazer
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So to not hurt snowflakes everyone should have a minimum medal rack of 18 ribbons? WTH- combat patches are earned, it is a rite of passage, let the kiddies look, and realize that when a combat vet says something, it 1. might be important and 2. It might save their lives.
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PV2 UH-60 Helicopter Repairer
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Wtf is wrong with people..man the fuck up you will get one when you earn one..stop babying all these people and turnong them into pussys
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SSG Jeff Gerfen
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We earned those patches so suck it up buttercup, you stay in long enough you may get one too
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SGT Armor Crew Member
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And stuff like this is why the army is getting soft...
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PVT Cavalry Scout
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I’m an E-1 and I know those are earned you can’t just get one you actually have to be deployed, that to me makes no sense that they are being hurt by not having a combat patch, they will just have to wait till the next deployment
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PV2 Infantryman
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Lol no.
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