Posted on Sep 23, 2014
Do you have any Funny Interpretations/Application of Army Regulations?
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Can't put your hands in your pockets. But You can put them in your battle buddys pockets
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CPT Larry Hudson
The reason you can put your hands in your buddy's pockets, comes from military training for freezing conditions in the field. You can also aid a soldier by putting his hands in your crouch because of the amount of warmth generated. It sounds pretty petty, but when your buddy is getting frostbite and he can't handle a weapon or pull a trigger, doing this preventative measure is pretty important for the health and welfare of the soldier effected. Basic Training knowledge here!
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If the services don’t want you to put your hands in your pockets, they should procure and issue pants without pockets.
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PO1 Sanford Snyder
Working on the Fight Deck, hands in pockets were not a problem. To prevent possible FOD issues the pockets were sewn closed.
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Some of you have the personality of a rock. This was all in good fun. Not an NCOES class or something. Loosen up a bit. It's the internet. It won't kill you.
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According to AR 670-1...
Only females can wear a black, unmarked (logo-free) purse in uniform. But it doesn't say I (male Soldier) can't walk around post with a bright fuchsia clutch in my hand while in uniform.
If my hands are cold, it doesn't say where else I CAN'T put my hands to warm them up (as long as it doesn't involve contact with someone else).
Only females can wear a black, unmarked (logo-free) purse in uniform. But it doesn't say I (male Soldier) can't walk around post with a bright fuchsia clutch in my hand while in uniform.
If my hands are cold, it doesn't say where else I CAN'T put my hands to warm them up (as long as it doesn't involve contact with someone else).
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SGT Tom Middleton
I don't know what the guy did to deserve the honor, but I once saw a male soldier required to carry a bright plastic purse dangling from the barrel of his weapon... for a whole day. I never did ask him if he'd lost a bet or if he'd just gotten some creative punishment for something. He took a shine too it, acted like Klinger and everybody got a good laugh out of the deal.
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