Is this enough to appeal an on base ticket
07-31-2007, 05:13 AM
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What he said, only certain AFSCs get it, i was a crew chief at travis working 12hr shifts from 5pm to 5am and the only time i got to go to the chow hall was at 5am after work, you didnt hear me complaining. And i dont know how many bases youve been to but the chow hall isnt right next to the dorms, you might have to walk. Dont like walking, buy a bike. My point to you was if you are only an A1C and you want to get out of the military because you got caught doing something wrong and you have to pay 1.50 for dinner, then you need to get out, because someday down the road yo are going to face REAL problems and if you cant deal with the little ones, your gona be hosed later on. Just my .02.
And to Sgt0704, unless they have changed something since i was in the dorms, your ID card was your meal card, you just swiped it.
And to Sgt0704, unless they have changed something since i was in the dorms, your ID card was your meal card, you just swiped it.
07-31-2007, 06:11 AM
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Originally Posted by PotentialZ28
I never said you didnt deserve it, i was telling you to grow a set and quit whining about it on a public forum. You think that you gonna make a post about having to drive an extra mile to work, and not get made fun of? I live 25 miles away from base, maybe i should get 25 times more then you do? And no i dont feel dumb for trying to make you look stupid. You did that all by yourself.
I'd love to live off base, why are you complaining.
07-31-2007, 09:07 AM
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Originally Posted by allbaugh_04
It's not my fault you decided to live that far away! I'd love to live off base, why are you complaining.
I'd love to live off base, why are you complaining.
07-31-2007, 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by brad8266
Thats BS.
The millitary is not going to pay for anything if something happens and you are not obeying the rules.
08-10-2007, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by sgt0704
if you've been in for more than 3 years, you know, it's true you come in as a man, but that doesn't mean most of these kids act that way. they come in thinking the Marine Corps owes them something because they've joined. and then their attituteds are straight ****. there are Marines you can treat like a man, and they'll do what they're supposed to do, and then there's others, that have to be treated like a kid.
But, you are correct some do think the Corps owes them something and it is wrong for them to have that attitude. But I say treat them like men over and over again. You are supposed to be a leader, a mentor, a teacher, not a drill instructor.
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08-10-2007, 05:56 PM
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And about the whole chowhall thing I understand what you are saying. I worked at a command where I held duty that didn't exactly go hand and hand with the working hours of the chow hall. We requested Comrats so that we could purchase our own food at night. Because the Marine Corps as well as all branches of the military pay for your food either by comrats or meal card. They said "No, if we gave all Marines Comrats then we couldn't run the chow hall. It's a budget issue." well not my problem right? (Well it was a Navy Chow hall) So Marines went on just eating one meal a day. Navy didn't give a crap. I know some of yall are thinking well Marines in Iraq are going with only one meal a day. That is irreguardless and irrelavent and part of the retarded-ation. Finally we got a First Sgt that had some ***** on him. Stood up to the Navy and forced them to serve midrats to those Marines. Troop welfare isn't just for troops in combat. If you can in anyway shape or form assist another expecially in the military you should.
08-10-2007, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by JUICED96Z
The millitary is not going to pay for anything if something happens and you are not obeying the rules.
I don't have the link. But I have seen the rules and regulations on that some where. I thought on this forum. They still pay for you.
08-11-2007, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by jasonk
page one of this thread as i was so nicely corrected a while back
