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psydude posted:Our CG denied purple hearts to 3 of my soldiers because, in his words, he had "already awarded the Combat Action Badge for the same engagement." AR 600𤾄2 Any member of the U.S. Army who believes that he or she is eligible for the Purple Heart, but through unusual circumstances no award was made, may submit an application through military channels, to Commander, USAHRC, AHRC朠DO朠A. The application will include complete documentation, to include evidence of medical treatment, pertaining to the wound. If I felt I met the criteria for a Purple Heart I wouldn't take no for an answer.
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gently caress yeah. There's some free school and a ton of other free poo poo right there.
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That vehicle registration discount.
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TPSDude posted:That vehicle registration discount. The never get a ticket again plates
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EVA BRAUN BLOWJOBS posted:The never get a ticket again plates  Not my pic, but I see it around campus every once in a while
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psydude posted:Our CG denied purple hearts to 3 of my soldiers because, in his words, he had "already awarded the Combat Action Badge for the same engagement." A horrifying amount of dudes in our brigade didn't get either because all paperwork had to be submitted within five days of the event, period, end of policy letter, which is obviously absurd. As a result, only dudes that got PHs were the ones that woke up in Germany.
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pkells posted:
See with those plates I bet you could pinch Michelle Obama's bottom and get away with it.
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iKon posted:A horrifying amount of dudes in our brigade didn't get either because all paperwork had to be submitted within five days of the event, period, end of policy letter, which is obviously absurd. As a result, only dudes that got PHs were the ones that woke up in Germany. My uncle used to work in a section of the Pentagon that's whole purpose was making sure people that should have gotten purple hearts and other awards got them. People submitted poo poo dating all the way back to Korea.
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Flikken posted:My uncle used to work in a section of the Pentagon that's whole purpose was making sure people that should have gotten purple hearts and other awards got them. People submitted poo poo dating all the way back to Korea. Purple heart doesn't have a time limit like some other awards.
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EVA BRAUN BLOWJOBS posted:See with those plates I bet you could pinch Michelle Obama's bottom and get away with it. I thought that was already included in the after-ceremony party rituals
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Flikken posted:My uncle used to work in a section of the Pentagon that's whole purpose was making sure people that should have gotten purple hearts and other awards got them. People submitted poo poo dating all the way back to Korea. Makes me wonder if I should send my poo poo in. I took an IED hit in 2008 in a Husky and caught a decompressing air cylinder across my right hand and jacked it up pretty good. I still have the medical eval MACE report or whatever it is and the medical records stating the injuries, but my BN Commander at the time wouldn't send it up because he said I wasn't injured enough and didn't want to devalue the award. I was taken off line for a month and some change because I couldn't use a weapon. I had pretty much forgotten about it until this discussion came up. There were guys who received it for much less that deployment.
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Red87 posted:Makes me wonder if I should send my poo poo in. I took an IED hit in 2008 in a Husky and caught a decompressing air cylinder across my right hand and jacked it up pretty good. I still have the medical eval MACE report or whatever it is and the medical records stating the injuries, but my BN Commander at the time wouldn't send it up because he said I wasn't injured enough and didn't want to devalue the award. I was taken off line for a month and some change because I couldn't use a weapon. I had pretty much forgotten about it until this discussion came up. There were guys who received it for much less that deployment. Send it in. The worst thing that, can happen is they say no, which you've already heard before.
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Don't start with that poo poo. I had a dream last night where I was going on a ruck march but couldn't find a reflective belt or stuff to meet ruck weight requirements. Ugh.
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11b1p posted:AR 600𤾄2 Yeah, the medical battalion commander at Dix called me in to have me explain why it hadn't been awarded. When I told him he kind of laughed, shook his head, and told me that the diagnosis had been added to their medical files as the result of combat, along with the original documentation from the aid station, so they could resubmit through their organic units in the states.
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6 month vacation from Garrison life at KAF wooo!
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Nimmy posted:6 month vacation from Garrison life at KAF wooo!
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EVA BRAUN BLOWJOBS posted:Don't start with that poo poo. I had a dream last night where I was going on a ruck march but couldn't find a reflective belt or stuff to meet ruck weight requirements. Ugh. I had the missing weapon dream again last week. Still couldn't find a weapon with a sn of 726059
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JDAMS CURE PASHTUN posted:Uhh KAF is garrison life. We were told it's been dismantled a lot
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Get to ride on a bus for about 24 hours tomorrow so I can enjoy good ol' Fort Polk for the next month 
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Aximus posted:Get to ride on a bus for about 24 hours tomorrow so I can enjoy good ol' Fort Polk for the next month Hopefully you aren't on the poo poo/old side of the training post otherwise enjoy the long-rear end walk to the good dfac/gym/mwr. There's a food truck outside the PX that's really good (or at least really good when all you have been eating for weeks has been the dog food they serve in the small poo poo dfacs)
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Aximus posted:Get to ride on a bus for about 24 hours tomorrow so I can enjoy good ol' Fort Polk for the next month I just got back. It has somehow got even shittier.
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Now I'm out waiting for the bus. Found out one of the ISUs went up in an inferno, we lost all our computers and comms for the group I'm working with.
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This was all I could think when I saw this national guard ad in O'Hare airport. The original title was currently working on an MBA
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Unsurprisingly, despite ACUs being banned for travel, I still see people who are clearly not returning from a deployment wearing them at the airport.
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psydude posted:Unsurprisingly, despite ACUs being banned for travel, I still see people who are clearly not returning from a deployment wearing them at the airport. I see so many PVTs in uniform. They made us leave AIT in civilian clothes, so I know those fuckers know better.
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They actually made us leave AIT in ACUs, both for holiday block leave and graduation. I didn't live in the barracks so naturally I didn't do that, but that was the policy when I was there.
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I left OSUT in blues... and then stayed at Knox for another month. 
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I guess now that I think about it, I have shared the airport-to-post shuttle with all kinds of infantry E-1s in uniform and no unit patch.
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The only time I've ever flown in uniform was from BCT to AIT during which some anonymous person bought my dinner in the airport in Atlanta. Made me feel kind of shity. 
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The Army giving contradictory orders and then blaming the soldier for not following them? Nah that's bullshit,  ARE TROOPS are some of the best and brightest we have to offer. Couldn't happen.
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We were told to change into civilian clothes after graduation by our drill sergeants, then told to stay in ASUs until we got home or to our next duty station by our dickheaded commander. gently caress that poo poo, got changed in the shitter at the airport, my wife then got me a couple of beers that I got pretty hammered off, and flew home in comfort. Some dude was on the same flight as me, stayed in his ASUs, got majorly butthurt he couldn't drink. Made a scene when he didn't get automatically upgraded to business class. Whiny fuckface he was. Had to do AT level 1 again today, and when they were talking about travelling in uniform, they said it was down to individual commands on whether to travel in uniform or not. gently caress you army, I'll make that choice myself, thanks.
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when I was ordered to travel in ASUs I had to change in the plane because there were spies in the airport 
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"Leaders will be present to ensure soldiers are adhering to Army Regulation 670-1 standards"
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