Posted on Sep 3, 2018
26th MEU battalion commander fired during deployment over equal opportunity concerns
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Wow, that was my old unit...1976-78. Times change.
26th MEU battalion commander fired during deployment over equal opportunity concerns
Posted from marinecorpstimes.com
Marines
Italy
Deployment
Posted >1 y ago
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Didn't he get in trouble for saying and doing inappropriate stuff in his own time?
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MCPO Roger Collins
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Yes, that was a bad thing to say at a staff meeting. How about one of four star admiral in Japan said in so many words that for the price of a rental car they could have got a prostitute after some Marines were charged with raping and innocent Japanese girl in Okinawa. He was fired immediately. They should be teaching sobriety in these units because too many careers have been derailed by alcohol and 20 people killed by the same.
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