Posted on Sep 13, 2016
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If a fresh 2LT/ENS ordered an E9 to attention because of a disagreement, would the E9 have to comply? What would possibly happen?
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SN Greg Dahlenburg
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SN Greg Dahlenburg
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YYe
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SGT Johnny Jeannette Benavidez
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That O1 has lost his mind!! From my past experience I saw a fresh out of training 2lt get mad about comments being made and told the CSM to watch it and at ease, man did that CSM put him in his place and strike fear into that sorry piece of shit, mind you the 2lt fell behind in a platoon run. Then shortly after the battalion commander caught wind of the situation and dug into that butter bar like nobody's business it was by far the best run I had had!!
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SPC Ashlie Harris
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MAJ Jim Ellis
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Out of respect for the rank not the person yes. With a respectable discussion on future request.
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Sgt Robert McLean
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Yes, at least from my experience in the Marines. However, I must say senior leadership in the Marines would never have to be corrected. The senior leadership set great examples and really exemplified what leaders are.
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SP5 Cesar Samaniego
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He has too. Superior Officer by rank.
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PO1 Dave Hayward
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Yeah but the Ensign would soon regret it.
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Cpl Dyshawn Bessant
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That butter bar needs a quick hip pocket class on the unspoken rules of ranks
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Sgt John Dunworth
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I ran it on the similar situation. I respectfully ran him up on side and down the other because he was going to get my Marines hurt. The SGM and XO took care of the rest... There is a line that must be crossed only when needed but discipline must be regarded and up held...
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