Civilians pretending they're guarding recruiters

[DrDeth]

@Monty

. Oh, and once again, nobody cares about your father’s combat experience.

This is yet another example of your dishonesty. What’s with my posting was that it’s incredibly obvious that the commissioned officer who violated the military regulation did not get punished because in this case said officer assisted in taking out a threat–said threat not a constant threat, nor one that comes up all that often. It’s pretty obvious that in the case under discussion the reason the chain of command did not pursue non-judicial or judicial action is said chain caved to popular opinion. And that’s no way to run a military.

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By the way, what did you do during your time in the military? Oh, that’s right.

You’re the one who dissed my Dad’s service- a disabled, decorated WWII vet. Nice.:rolleyes:

Yes, and so sez the Personnelman First Class while the retired Secretary of the Navy and Asst Secy of Defense with a chestfull of actual combat medals sez differently. As well as the Marine with Medal Of Honor.

Now, I am not dissing a man with a typewriter- in order for those heroes to do what they did they needed someone behind the lines supporting them. And as even my dad said- he did better service with a Army Typewriter than a Chicago typewriter. But they dont let E6’s make those sorts of decisions. Thus your opinion, compared to the **Secretary of the Navy **is pretty *de minimus. *

You’re right, I never wore a military uniform a day in my life. I did spend 20 years as a Federal Agent fighting money laundering and terrorist financing. But no uniform- obviously that makes me a “pussy wimp coward incompetent”. Where were* you* right after 9/11? Yes, I was just a civilian, and those awards from the Justice, Treasury and oh yeah Navy dept- mean nothing since I didn’t wear* a uniform* and bravely sit at a desk and type up pay vouchers and leave requests. :rolleyes: