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Old 09-18-2008, 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by robcas47
as long as respect is given it shouldn't ever be a problem no matter who you are. There are NCO's and there are simply seargents, us NCO's don't worry about these little things.
You hit the nail dead on the head.
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Marines are different animals from the rest of the mil. When I was in the Army you'd get your **** jumped into if you called a 1Sgt or Sgm "sergeant"....Sgts,SSGs and SFCs didn't seem to mind most of the time.
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I would think they have much more important **** to worry about than what rank people call them by.

What baffles me is how the regular Air Force calls ******* everybody sir or ma'am. Why an NCO would want to be called sir all the goddamn time is beyond me.
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Originally Posted by shandy294
Marines are different animals from the rest of the mil. When I was in the Army you'd get your **** jumped into if you called a 1Sgt or Sgm "sergeant"....Sgts,SSGs and SFCs didn't seem to mind most of the time.
You will get your **** jumped in the army if you call a first sergeant or a sergeant major "sergeant". All other NCO are supposed to be addressed as "sergeant"
Old 09-20-2008, 10:18 AM
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I rarely if ever use "uhh" anymore, it's been replaced with the proper Naval terminology "******.. fuckinn... ohh what's his ****** name"
Occasionally I'll spit out a "what the ****, over"
The pull chocks hand signal and brakes on (stop) are pretty useful in a bar though.
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Originally Posted by brad8266
You will get your **** jumped in the army if you call a first sergeant or a sergeant major "sergeant". All other NCO are supposed to be addressed as "sergeant"
That sounds like what I said. FWIW unless you were addressing a !sgt, Sgm or officer,it was just last names being used back and forth.

Anyhow this is about terminology;I'm gonna get hat and di di the **** outta here.
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Originally Posted by Jperran
"And Lowlife this is Savage our Fox Mike is Tango Uniform How copy Victor?"
"Scott, shut up and tell me if the radio works"
"no, it doesn't"
lmao thats awesome

Originally Posted by brad8266
LOL, an Army soldier called you "sarge"?? Ive never heard a soldier call an NCO that before in the Army.
same here, someone would crushed

Originally Posted by brad8266
Pretty lame, those are the kinds of guys that feel their dick grow when someone refers to their higher rank.

We have better things to concern ourselves with outside what some people would rather be addressed as. You dont see officers complaining about this, we are all addresed as sir/ma'am no matter if you are a LT or a General so i guess their promotions dont mean **** either.
Originally Posted by shandy294
Marines are different animals from the rest of the mil. When I was in the Army you'd get your **** jumped into if you called a 1Sgt or Sgm "sergeant"....Sgts,SSGs and SFCs didn't seem to mind most of the time.
the reason we call e-5:e8 sergeant is because its doctrine. anyone in a 1sg's position will be called 1sg, and e-9 will be addressed as sergeant major theres no other reasoning behind other than its doctrine.

the chevron point up is a symbol for male power, the more of them you the more power you have...

FYI Generals are supposed to addressed as General Sir, or General Ma'am

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