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I'm gonna need to be strapped in to my seat to avoid being blown away by Kristen Stewart's portrayal of a dumb private.
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iceslice posted:Are the Sergeant Major of the Army's sideburns above his ears?
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JDAMS CURE PASHTUN posted:TRICK QUESTION, HE DOESN'T HAVE ANY SIDEBURNS Fucitol posted:Then how can he hear a PFC sticking his hands in his pockets from over three miles away, dummy? 
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Yes. Probably. Depends on what it's on.
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Wow, your bro is an idiot. Yes, it's an iron cross. It's only disrespectful to idiots who didn't pay attention in history class or whatever.
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Oct 8, 2014 05:53
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From his cock.
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Aranan posted:Does anyone know anything about compassionate reassignment? Just got news today that my dad's cancer is back in a bad way, and my mom's cardiomyopathy makes it hard for her to take care of herself, let alone my dad as well. A neighbor at my last base said he got stationed there because of a similar situation in his family. I've found the listed requirements (DA Form 3739, written explanation from me, written explanations from the oncologist and cardiologist, and a letter from my commander) but is this something the Army even really does? I just want to be close enough to help my family out when they need it, especially since my sister just moved across the country with her Navy husband and they won't have anyone nearby.
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Whipped Buttcheeks posted:In about seven hours, I will stumble hungover out of my 15th century home. I will walk approximately fifty feet into the heart of a market place which has been running for about the past 800 years, give or take. I will buy a cappuccino and a delicious German pastry to nurse my loving headache, then I will peruse the market and buy whatever fancy cheeses, fresh breads, or straight-off-the-farm meats I so choose. When my headache has sufficiently subsided, I will pack my family into my German car, spin a wheel full of foreign countries all within a four hour drive of me, and drive to whichever one the dial lands on. Once arrived I will proceed to get shitfaced, eat more good food, and see more interesting things that outdate our country by several hundred years. In summary, gently caress you, got mine.
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Nimmy posted:We have a guy who spent a decade in Germany. He dropped a SOAR packet and came to Campbell for training. 4 weeks in and all of a sudden whoops he doesn't have a security clearance. He's a loving 25U, where did it go? "Well, you already moved your family down to Campbell, so we'll just find you a unit here." Combat arms company.
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Oct 22, 2014 00:25
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11b1p posted:Over the years our previous AGR's worked 4 day weeks from 0900 until 1430 with a lunch hour from 1100 to 1300. I am not making GBS threads you. If you are unlucky enough to have an AGR commander you are double hosed. I won't go too in depth because my PL actually posts here.
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McSpatula posted:gently caress. Lost a brother three years ago, on this day; not a day goes by where this feels any easier. Cole posted:if someone enlisted and got a CIB and then went to ocs or w/e and commissioned as logistics or something would they be eligible for a CAB? But you should just do it anyway.
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GreenMeat posted:Final out complete, 214 in hand. cheers, muffukkas
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