Posted on May 27, 2014
CPT Jacob Swartout
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If you could make this change, where on the training calendar would you want an official 4 day weekend to be and why?

This is only for fun to see how crazy the ideas may be.

Use your imagination. I vote for the Impromptu 4-Day Weekend and it goes anywhere on the calendar because it's just that...impromptu. It may just work to your advantage in most situations at work.
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MSG Usarec Liason At Nrpc/Nara
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Hmmmm it would have to be in March or April as that appears to be the largest monthly gap on the calendar.
I'd call it National Grid Square day...you only get the time off if you can find one!
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MAJ Robert (Bob) Petrarca
MAJ Robert (Bob) Petrarca
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Yuck! got caught with Division staff duty once on a long weekend, ONCE!
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MAJ Robert (Bob) Petrarca
MAJ Robert (Bob) Petrarca
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I live in a Grid Square. It's called Rhode Island. Does that count?
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MSG Usarec Liason At Nrpc/Nara
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Lol why not Sir!
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MSG Sean Milhauser
MSG Sean Milhauser
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Clever suggestion!
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1SG Company First Sergeant
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Edited 10 y ago
I say we have the Army Service Ribbon 4 day weekend and MSG Quick decides when we get it!! Just so we can make sure that everybody has their ribbon and wearing it proudly!!

Sorry MSG had to!!
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SGT(P) Delivery Driver
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Would you get an oak leaf for each day?
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1SG Company First Sergeant
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I would go with stars!
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MSG Wade Huffman
MSG Wade Huffman
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battle stars!
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SGM Matthew Quick
SGM Matthew Quick
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Touché, SFC Gilley, touché. ;)
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SFC Opsnco
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ZONK!
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CPT Jacob Swartout
CPT Jacob Swartout
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We did that once for a NCOs promotion and the CO approved.
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SGT Cda 564, Assistant Team Sergeant
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Four letters, four days. I like it!
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