It's a long time to travel together..
I would have done this yesterday, but life got in the way.
Happy Belated Birthday to all my brothers (and sisters).
It's Veterans Day, Go get some! 😀
Semper Fi.
I wonder how many veterans who are proud of their service after the fact experienced contempt for the military life while on active duty. The bull shit regulations, the mindless regimentation, and the imbeciles in command.......
I wonder how many veterans who are proud of their service after the fact experienced contempt for the military life while on active duty. The bull shit regulations, the mindless regimentation, and the imbeciles in command.......
I am just grateful that stupid fucking jackwagons like you are quickly culled from the military, if they ever get the fucking balls to man up and actually let go of their momma's apron strings.I wonder how many veterans who are proud of their service after the fact experienced contempt for the military life while on active duty. The bull shit regulations, the mindless regimentation, and the imbeciles in command.......
I had nothing but good people in my squadron.
Take your wondering and shove it. My husband devoted more than 20 years to the military and he didn't think the regulations were bullshit, the regimentation was mindless or those in command were imbeciles. He WAS one of the people in command and his men would have walked through fire for him. This thread is about all of them who served and fought selflessly in all the services. It isn't for your disgusting hatred of everything. Talk about contempt - I know where mine lies right now.
Sorry, Bro. Your criticism is wasted on me. I grew up in a military family. My father joined the Navy at the age of 17 and rose to the rank of Commander. He was a communications specialist and instructor and likely the fastest code man on the planet owing to incredible finger dexterity and high IQ. He complained plenty to me about military life and recommend early that I not go in. He also reported suspicious activity around the Pearl Harbor before Dec 7 which fell of deaf ears. He was called back to his ship when the bombs fell leaving my Mom home to repel the rumored ground invasion. Is it for nothing that Military Intelligence is considered an oxymoron? But once he was out in one piece after two wars and providing a high level education and encouragement to think for myself, fighting in Viet Nam for Nixon suddenly made lots of sense to him.I am just grateful that stupid fucking jackwagons like you are quickly culled from the military, if they ever get the fucking balls to man up and actually let go of their momma's apron strings.
I'm sure all military people experienced at least a bit of what the OP was talking about...the regulations often made ZERO sense to those of us who had to deal with them...stupid orders passed down from stupid (yet college educated) officers who ay have been book smart...but were dumber than a box of rocks about anything that had to be learned by doing. Was it all bad? Hell no. Sometimes the sense of order was good...led to solid unit cohesion an .kept people going in the same (and often right) direction...other times.....maybe not so much.
This particular thread, on Veterans Day, was not the ideal place to post what you did, no matter how true it may or may not be.I wonder how many veterans who are proud of their service after the fact experienced contempt for the military life while on active duty. The bull shit regulations, the mindless regimentation, and the imbeciles in command.......