Posted on May 13, 2018
SGT Joseph Gunderson
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Just to start the conversation, I still make sure that my 'gig' line is straight every single time I get dressed.
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SGT Andrew Mace
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All my clothes in my closet are separated by type (T Shirts, Dress Shirts, Polo's, Jeans, Dress Pants, etc) and all are equally spaced between hangers
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SGT Joseph Gunderson
SGT Joseph Gunderson
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I have mine separated by type, occasion, color, and evenly spaced lol
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SPC Human Resources Specialist
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When I jog, I make sure I did 2 miles or run 8 laps around the track.
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1LT Leonard Edwards
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Check the gig line, line up my shoes, don't worry about my hair because there's not much left. Don't even have a comb.
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SPC Steve Luper
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keep a clean haircut, tucked in shirt unless very casual , make up bed every morning, polite to all, organized daily schedule. now self employed , firm with time lines ,attitudes and work quality and ethics. ( Landscape business )
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SGT Robert Haynes
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Gig line too, military time. always at least 15 min early.
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PO2 Darmon Webb
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Knife hand to make a point, replying "aye sir", saying let's get underway to get work started, and verbal chastisement as only a military leader can do,lol
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SSG Al Hendricks
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Wolfing down food
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Sgt Charles St John
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Eating to fast.
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SPC David Porter
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I’m bad about the gig line. I still fold my shirts Army style and everyone is either sir, or Ma’am. Maybe that’s just a southern thing.
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PO1 Electronics Technician (Surface)
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I still use 24hr time.
When hand writing, I'll alternate between block and regular letters without realizing.
I'm always 10-15min early for every thing.
I curse like a sailor.
I still use naval terms like deck and swab.
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