Sailor late to work faces harsher punishment than officers indicted in Fat Leonard scandal

Now, now MCPO Roger Collins! ;)

LTC Stephen C. - OK, I have to admit I once had an Ensign hand me a wrench, a crescent, but a wrench. The Engineer chewed his butt out.

My father was the engineering officer aboard an LST during WWII, MCPO Roger Collins. He had a mechanical engineering degree from Auburn and had just spent eight weeks at the diesel engineering school in Flint, MI. His story was that he went down to the engine room and nearly had a stroke! He said he had no idea what he was looking at. He then pulled his chief aside, and said, "You take care of me, and I'll take care of you!" Needless to say, life was good for the engineering department aboard USS LST-78! My father was no ordinary ensign!

The good ones learn fast, slow ones had a far more difficult time. I had a new O-1 come into the Radio Shack and asked me to teach him about all the equipment, I handed him one of my tech manuals and told him once he finished it we could speak the language. He got the message and became a good COMMO.

Nothing, as long as they're willing to share --- lol

PO1 Tony Holland - lol