Re: The marriage thing is bad
Sat Nov 01, 2008 9:25 am
[quote=" Patton said that if a soldier won't f***, he won't fight.[/quote]
I don't imagine patton would have included f***ing ohter soldiers in his blood and gutsy vision.
I don't imagine patton would have included f***ing ohter soldiers in his blood and gutsy vision.
Sat Nov 01, 2008 9:57 am
Wondering aloud how many pages this ridiculously stupid thread will reach before it 'peters' out.
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Sat Nov 01, 2008 10:04 am
Geez this isn't even close to the record 
Sat Nov 01, 2008 11:44 am
When you interview for the Blues you open your whole life up to the Navy. I know people in interviewed for the team and because their home life was a total train wreck they did not get the spot. It is a real honor to be chosen for the blues, which goes for both Officer and Enlisted.
The law is the law, Situational Ethics is a bunch of cr*p and is much worse when it is applies to the military. Applying it to the Military would cause a cancerous effect that would undermine the chain of command and cost lives when it comes to a combat or training situations. It also greatly effects moral in a unit and bad things start happening when moral is in the toilet. Do the Crime, Pay the Fine! Just because a President can get away with such things doesn’t give anyone a “do whatever you want” card.
I have to say I give the Navy a huge thumb up for this action, sometimes it is tough to do the right thing and it appears they did the right thing (from what little facts are in the CNN bit).
Tim
The law is the law, Situational Ethics is a bunch of cr*p and is much worse when it is applies to the military. Applying it to the Military would cause a cancerous effect that would undermine the chain of command and cost lives when it comes to a combat or training situations. It also greatly effects moral in a unit and bad things start happening when moral is in the toilet. Do the Crime, Pay the Fine! Just because a President can get away with such things doesn’t give anyone a “do whatever you want” card.
I have to say I give the Navy a huge thumb up for this action, sometimes it is tough to do the right thing and it appears they did the right thing (from what little facts are in the CNN bit).
Tim
Sat Nov 01, 2008 12:47 pm
The squadron's Admin Officer is a female LT.
Walt
Walt
Sat Nov 01, 2008 12:57 pm
To lighten things up a bit for those slogging through this thread - I present the halftime entertainment ...
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=ILwJW6glWdI
Wade
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=ILwJW6glWdI
Wade
Sat Nov 01, 2008 1:00 pm
Now that is funny.
Sun Nov 02, 2008 1:37 am
Chicoartist wrote:To lighten things up a bit for those slogging through this thread - I present the halftime entertainment ...
Wade
the 3 ship t/o - LMFAO!
Sun Nov 02, 2008 2:03 am
one has to love America..
The Commander-in-Chief can play hide the sausage or whatever with a Govt employee in a Navy blue dress and keep his job and some much lower Navy type looses his job for playing with a Navy blue dress!!!!
*remember "tailhook"??? The former CO of the Blues does!
The Commander-in-Chief can play hide the sausage or whatever with a Govt employee in a Navy blue dress and keep his job and some much lower Navy type looses his job for playing with a Navy blue dress!!!!
*remember "tailhook"??? The former CO of the Blues does!
Sun Nov 02, 2008 4:03 pm
TimAPNY wrote:When you interview for the Blues you open your whole life up to the Navy. I know people in interviewed for the team and because their home life was a total train wreck they did not get the spot. It is a real honor to be chosen for the blues, which goes for both Officer and Enlisted.
The law is the law, Situational Ethics is a bunch of cr*p and is much worse when it is applies to the military. Applying it to the Military would cause a cancerous effect that would undermine the chain of command and cost lives when it comes to a combat or training situations. It also greatly effects moral in a unit and bad things start happening when moral is in the toilet. Do the Crime, Pay the Fine! Just because a President can get away with such things doesn’t give anyone a “do whatever you want” card.
I have to say I give the Navy a huge thumb up for this action, sometimes it is tough to do the right thing and it appears they did the right thing (from what little facts are in the CNN bit).
Tim
Well spoken.
Sun Nov 02, 2008 6:57 pm
i'll throw in a curve ball......... general eisenhower was boinking his personal driver kay summersby on his staff during ww2. while being in the british military kay summersby was still of lower rank of course than ike. was his conduct unbecoming of an officer??
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Sun Nov 02, 2008 7:04 pm
Yes, she was his subordinate. 
Next..........................
Next..........................
Sun Nov 02, 2008 7:24 pm
Sun Nov 02, 2008 7:48 pm
tom d. friedman wrote:i'll throw in a curve ball......... general eisenhower was boinking his personal driver kay summersby on his staff during ww2. while being in the british military kay summersby was still of lower rank of course than ike. was his conduct unbecoming of an officer??
On two counts - 1. he was married, 2. it didn't matter what her chain of command was - see 1.)
Sun Nov 02, 2008 9:52 pm
Tom wote:
So you're saying the only diffenence between Ike or Clinton is that Clinton was a draft dodger. They had similar sexual problems. I wonder what problems we'll have with B.O. (other than spreading the wealth)? Sorry, back on the subject..
i'll throw in a curve ball......... general eisenhower was boinking his personal driver kay summersby on his staff during ww2. while being in the british military kay summersby was still of lower rank of course than ike. was his conduct unbecoming of an officer??
So you're saying the only diffenence between Ike or Clinton is that Clinton was a draft dodger. They had similar sexual problems. I wonder what problems we'll have with B.O. (other than spreading the wealth)? Sorry, back on the subject..