Posted on May 11, 2015
CH (MAJ) William Beaver
3
3
0
Image
Posted in these groups: 0 Staff DutyDuty honor country tadhc 4t Duty
Avatar feed
Responses: 11
Capt Richard I P.
2
2
0
Read the duty binder. Trust your Duty NCO. Take Charge.
(2)
Comment
(0)
Capt Richard I P.
Capt Richard I P.
>1 y
-First five minutes after being posted, as 2ndLt Porter begins reading page 2 of the duty binder. -

**ring ring**
"Third Battalion, Tenth Marines officer of the day, Second Lieutenant Porter speaking, how may I help you, Sir or Ma'am?"

"Ah yes, this is Sgt whateveritwas at PMO, we have a Lance Corporal "Ferrell" (name mistake was the military police's and conceals true identity at once) here from your battalion, he was involved in a domestic violence complaint"......

And thus began 5 1/2 hours of crash course instruction for 2ndLt Porter in managing personnel misbehavior on behalf of the Battalion.
(1)
Reply
(0)
Avatar small
SSG Human Resources Specialist
0
0
0
Always read the duties and responsibilities SOP. Know where everything is and who to contact; ie, Red Cross Messages. Be thorough as possible.
(0)
Comment
(0)
Avatar small
CPT Earl George
0
0
0
1. make sure you understand your duties. If you are the Duty Officer, you are also familiar with the instructions assigned to the duty NCO and runner.2. Do not try and cut corners in carrying out your duties. 3. Make sure your duty log is complete and detailed in case any questions arise later.
(0)
Comment
(0)
CPT Earl George
CPT Earl George
>1 y
and for those who never think anything exciting happens, I have had staff duty new years eve and had the guards shoot their ammo off to celebrate the new year coming in. I walked through the motor pool at 2am(pitch black-new light poles had not been installed yet) and a m151 jeep started up and 2 people drove out the motor pool with it.
(0)
Reply
(0)
Avatar small

Join nearly 2 million former and current members of the US military, just like you.

close