Posted on Jul 16, 2021
Sydney Glynn
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
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I think it depends on what you are talking about.
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1SG Jacob Brannan
1SG Jacob Brannan
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I completely agree. I use this term a lot without even thinking about it usually when referring to something like a misplaced remote, keys, or screwdriver. I believe the context in which you are using the term would determine how it's perceived or accepted.
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SSgt Christophe Murphy
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It doesn’t have a negative connotation within the military circles I run. MIA isn’t the same as AWOL or UA. Those are used negatively. I would need to better understand the context you are talking about to see where your POV is.
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SFC Randy Hellenbrand
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No it means respect ;and perseverance to me. We will always keep the faith with them.
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