Has anyone seen this new (to me) “I’m in the Army, but my hands are in my pockets anyways,” Facebook group ?

One of the greatest military leaders of our generation put his hands in his pockets. I'm just saying....

Hey, that's B.S. Everyone knows that pockets are "Air Force Gloves" and only we are allowed to have them. I hope the Army is not trying to copy us, again.

I was a young Soldier on Fort Sam Houston. One particularly chilly morning while waiting on the Post Shuttle I put my hands in my pockets. Along comes a formation of Soldiers on their morning PT run. One of the runners yells out to me "Are your hands cold?" To which I yell back "Yes." He does a quick U-Turn. Needless to say that was my first introduction to the MEDCOM CSM and the no hands in your pocket rule. It did not go well for me.

I still put my hands in my pockets, walk while talking on a cell phone and occasionally other things that are frowned upon. Being away from the flagpole has its advantages. However, when I return to "Big Army" next year I am dreading having to stop these amazing habits I have picked up over the years.