Posted on Jun 13, 2014
1SG Jeffrey Bergeron
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I had a Soldier that didn't want to go to the demolition range however his profile didn't state he could not go. so we told the Soldier "you are going to the range!" The very next day he had a profile stating he couldn't go to the ranges or EQT which is Engineer Qualification Tables.
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CSM Michael J. Uhlig
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So there we were, it was 1996....at Fort Hood in the great state of Texas....on the eve of going to the field (meaning 1700 the afternoon before rolling to the field)........a less-than-stellar Soldier approaches me with caution and presents a piece of paper folded about 8 times.....written on the sick call slip, the physician wrote......"no walking on uneven terrain"......I chuckled and told the Soldier "that's original, make sure you pack everything according to the packing list" while the PL watched in awe.......I had a great neighbor that worked at the hospital......he let me sign for a wheelchair, the Soldier did not "walk" on uneven terrain.
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1SG Jeffrey Bergeron
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Awesome!
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SFC(P) Ammunition Specialist
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Thank god for creative leaders!
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1LT John Martin
Or did the soldier wheel himself?? WORSE! :\
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1SG Vet Technician
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I would make him wheel himself around; when he tries to walk instead, well you have to enforce a profile don't you?
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SSgt Gregory Guina
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Had a Marine come back from medical with a chit that said "Limited Use Of Self". Still not sure WTH that means.
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SSG V. Michelle Woods
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Ahahahahahaha SGT Pereyra, you made it make sense!! Too funny!
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SSG Psyop Instructor
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What the hell?
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CPT Instructor
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Plus he'll go blind...
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CPT Public Affairs Officer
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I actually laughed out loud at this one! Very creative.
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Edited 10 y ago
We had a guy in our company that had a profile for wearing a booney cap (in garrison, Ft. Bragg) with every uniform during the hours of sunlight because of a sunburn. This cat got such a hard time from Senior NCOs that he took leave until he was off the profile. To make things worse he got caught not wearing the booney cap while out shopping which resulted in even more unwanted attention. For the rest of the summer he had to report to the BN CSM to put on sunblock three times a day.
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SSG Tim Everett
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Isn't that some type of UCMJ offense? I've never actually had it happen or seen it happen, but when I was in (94-04) it was always "barracks lawyer" advice not to get a sunburn or you could be UCMJ'd for damaging government property if you couldn't wear the uniform appropriately. As a fair-skinned, freckled, ginger Scotsman, I was terrified to be anywhere without sunscreen. I got a sunburn once, a minor thing really (if you're anyone but me) and I got blisters and there was some swelling. I thought I was going to get a court martial if they caught me.
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I developed an allergy to wool when I was a 45 y/o CPT. Got a permanent "no beret" profile.
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