Posted on Sep 19, 2016
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SPC David S.
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Very clever JAG - not falling for it.
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SMSgt Robert Anderson
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All the stuff in our possession on the floor.
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SPC Mike Miller
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I had a kiddy pool in my barracks room. I was smoked for 1 hour and had to do the running man all weekend. I was the soldier who made No kiddy pools in the barracks rule during a Safety brief lol
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SPC Patrick duane Rodriguez
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A 5ft alligator
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SPC Patrick duane Rodriguez
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A 5 foot alligator
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PO3 Chris Sarandis
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Didn’t stay in one long, but when I did a room inspection of a sailor I failed them after walking in for the overwhelming disaster it was. Next day Chief received a complaint and to squash the complaint another inspector came with me for verification. Sailor claimed room was cleaned, so we proceeded to head back. Everything was just swept under a bed. Personal favorite part was a half eaten egg McMuffin molding for what looked like a few weeks in the corner. Needless to say, Chief squashed the idea of me being to harsh. All other sailors were on point, so sadly this is all I have for story time.
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CPT Jeff Reichardt
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I could tell many stories. Best was a base CSM that arrived into my ER with a softball stuck in his butt. Can’t say when due to NDA.
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PO2 Seth Carron
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Being semi permanent POOW, I got to see, (and usually deal with) the usual fare of quarterdeck antics. (Drunks puking on the quarterdeck being the most common). Another common occurrence would be the FNG being convinced that he had to stamp his name on his mattress, and it had to be done on the quarterdeck with a watchstander as a witness. So every once in awhile some kid would show up on the quarterdeck dragging his mattress behind him. There was also a rubber band fight that I may or may not have been involved in one day when our LPO started sniping them at us out of boredom, and we started shooting them back. It was kinda hard explaining all the welts to Chief.
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SPC John Leite
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Edited >1 y ago
During AIT at Ft. Sill, Ok. back in early 1976 one Saturday night I walked into the barracks after many beers and as I went through the laundry room next to the latrine I just happened to see a pair of boots through the drier door glass with legs attached to them and exclaim out loud "there's someone in the f----ng drier!!!", I hear a laugh coming from somewhere , suddenly the door pops open and a cloud of pot smoke rolls out as he climbs out, guy had been smoking a joint INSIDE the drier.
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SSG Kyle Stromgren
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At Walter Reed army medical center barracks looked in the orderly room for C co after a late night health and welfare check there were 8 couples sitting there waiting for their turn to see the 1Sgt and CO a pile of shrubs about 6 feet across, about 30 bottles of liquor and around 20 hotplates
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