Posted on Aug 23, 2014
Regardless of military branch, which pay grade is most challenging to deal with?
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In aviation, I thought it was a conspiracy to drive me insane! In combat, I loved them all. Air Cav!!!
In aviation, I thought it was a conspiracy to drive me insane! In combat, I loved them all. Air Cav!!!
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As a Military Police Soldier, I can say without a doubt that FM/W (Family Member / Wife) wins this hands down! As all of my MP brothers and sisters will attest, 95% feel they are owed something, 40% feel they deserve the rights and privileges afford to their husband's rank, and 30% disregard the rights, responsibilities and privileges of others.
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Sgt Adam Jennings
Haha, my wife must've been in that 5% that didn't do that stupid crap. She did however make fun of the spouses that did do it.
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SFC Walter Mack
If you wear your spouse's rank, you're going to wind up having to go get your spouse. I'll happily explain as respectfully as I can to any Soldier what their spouse's role is in the military. Someday, once I'm retired, even the Joint Chief and his/her wife hold zero sway over me. Until then, only the Joint Chief..., um..., and all others appointed over me do. However, their spouses do not, unless they're dual military. I should really stop posting when I'm bored.
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I would say anyone who is ROAD... Retired on active duty, those basically counting down the days till they are out and not giving 100% all the way through...
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SSG Keith Evans
Haha! I have two of those in my unit right now. Good luck trying to find either of them.
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SFC Walter Mack
I agree wholeheartedly! It's even worse when they put on 100+ lbs in that time and forget what PT is.
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MSgt Chris Adams
Lol, what's ROAD? i remember guys asking me up until my last day "I thought you were retiring?"
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I can't complain I was a fast tracker. my primary MOS Forward Observer which was the bare min. to make E5 when I was a SPC(P). Then I made E7 pretty fast after I dropped my packet. So I was very fortunate.
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SFC David Pope, MBA
SFC Todd G. Is correct about FO's. I made E-7 in three years and had orders to E-8 in three more years, before medical retirement. I worked for many star chasers, and they were the ones pushing me up the ladder. I am friends with several generals and colonals now. Forward Observers have it pretty good in the army, especially if you are in a Corps Artillery comand.
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