So last night....

[Wing]

MADE MY FIRST ARREST!

Sergeant First Class (E-7) beating his wife, and he was drunk.

Woooohhhoooooo, ruined his career.

Bad thing: Damn paperwork.

 

[Ruri]

Congrats! Also, as a fellow service member, thanks for all you do :).

 

[jpchewy01]

Sounds pretty intense. Good job Wing.

 

[Wing]

Congrats! Also, as a fellow service member, thanks for all you do :).

Service, rank, and station? :)

 

[Travis]

While I am glad a wife beater was stopped and charged, ruining his career is not something to be proud of. Bringing him to justice is what it should be about.

 

[Michael Scott]

military members are supposed to be held in good standards. It's in the UCMJ that a court-martial is in order.

 

[Travis]

Definitely, and likely he will ruin his career, but it shouldn't be about destroying a man's career, but bringing him to justice or stopping an injustice.

 

[Ruri]

Service, rank, and station? :)

Air Force, 2nd Lieutenant, Laughlin AFB, TX. Yourself? :)

 

[Wing]

Air Force, 2nd Lieutenant, Laughlin AFB, TX. Yourself? :)

Army, PV2, Fort Hood, TX, sir!

 

[Apex]

Sounds like an epic win to me. I hate wife beaters.

 

[Cailst]

MADE MY FIRST ARREST!

Sergeant First Class (E-7) beating his wife, and he was drunk.

Woooohhhoooooo, ruined his career.

Bad thing: Damn paperwork.

You sound like a character from Paranoia, a roleplaying game where party conflict is encouraged and ranking up is often due to turning in other citizens for being communists or mutants.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paranoia_(role-playing_game)

 

[Ruri]

Army, PV2, Fort Hood, TX, sir!

Great to hear it :). Always good to meet a comrade in arms. Looks like you're pretty fresh out of Basic, too. You've got a great career ahead in a noble profession ^_^.

Also, he damn well should lose his career over it. I and the American public expect better out of our service members.

 

[Wing]

Great to hear it :). Always good to meet a comrade in arms. Looks like you're pretty fresh out of Basic, too. You've got a great career ahead in a noble profession ^_^.

Also, he damn well should lose his career over it. I and the American public expect better out of our service members.

I hope to have your rank in the Army one day! Yes, been out almost two months. 19 week one station unit training at Fort Leonard Wood, MO. 19 weeks of drill sergeants.... it broke me (physically and emotionally) *sigh*

 

[Empress]

You sound like a character from Paranoia, a roleplaying game where party conflict is encouraged and ranking up is often due to turning in other citizens for being communists or mutants.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paranoia_(role-playing_game)

not to go off topic but I have the book for that in PDF >.> just saying, the craziest funnest rpg ever.



on topic... Good job wing!...trash is trash no matter their station ion life.

 

[Brand]

Thanks for your service, to both Hunter and Ruri. :)

 

[Ruri]

I hope to have your rank in the Army one day! Yes, been out almost two months. 19 week one station unit training at Fort Leonard Wood, MO. 19 weeks of drill sergeants.... it broke me (physically and emotionally) *sigh*

You'll definitely have your shot :). I'm not sure how enlisted people get into Officer Training School, but that's something you can easily ask around about. I have a friend going through Army ROTC for one more year before he graduates as a 2nd Lt, and honestly I can't wait because he's been ludicrously rigidly formal around me ever since my commission XD.

And yeah, everyone breaks. That's the point. My Basic was a little different from yours seeing as I didn't enlist, but the intensity was definitely comparable. In the end, they're on your side though. If those sergeants didn't care about your development they wouldn't bother yelling.

 

[Wing]

Thanks for your service, to both Hunter and Ruri. :)

You joined when I shipped off to Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri (Fort Lost in the Woods, Misery), haha.

Shite still gives me nightmares.

You'll definitely have your shot :). I'm not sure how enlisted people get into Officer Training School, but that's something you can easily ask around about. I have a friend going through Army ROTC for one more year before he graduates as a 2nd Lt, and honestly I can't wait because he's been ludicrously rigidly formal around me ever since my commission XD.

And yeah, everyone breaks. That's the point. My Basic was a little different from yours seeing as I didn't enlist, but the intensity was definitely comparable. In the end, they're on your side though. If those sergeants didn't care about your development they wouldn't bother yelling.

Pretty much for enlisted and warrant, they need to get a bachelors degree in pretty much anything, drop an OCS packet, and wait to get sent to Officer Candidate School in Fort Benning, Georgia. It is pretty much ran by E-6s and E-7s yelling at you and you get commissioned as a 2LT.

 

[Brand]

You joined when I shipped off to Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri (Fort Lost in the Woods, Misery), haha.

Shite still gives me nightmares.

wut, I'm not a member of the service yet. I'm going Marine Corps once I graduate, though. :)

 

[Michael Scott]

wut, I'm not a member of the service yet. I'm going Marine Corps once I graduate, though. :)

thought you wanted to be fireman?

 

[Ruri]

wut, I'm not a member of the service yet. I'm going Marine Corps once I graduate, though. :)

Ah, very nice. The few, the proud. Good on you for stepping up and doing something awesome with your life :).

Pretty much for enlisted and warrant, they need to get a bachelors degree in pretty much anything, drop an OCS packet, and wait to get sent to Officer Candidate School in Fort Benning, Georgia. It is pretty much ran by E-6s and E-7s yelling at you and you get commissioned as a 2LT.

Sounds like the Academy to me, haha. I'd get started on that bachelor's ASAP. The Army has to offer you tuition assistance, don't they? They are getting all the defense spending, so by all rights they should :P.