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jazz lady said:She scratched the monitor first.
jazz lady said:She scratched the monitor first.
HA! Getting valid information that makes any sense at all from this child is like pulling teeth. I guess it's time I sit down with her recruiter and get ALL of the details.likitysplit said:
She'll have a little thing we call 'moment of truth' in recruit training. If she's f'd up in any way during her DEP, she can be released but not charged under the UCMJ. This, even IF she has accepted a bonus. My guess is that she has not received any money yet and won't until she gets classified in the program she chose (asssume 6 year program w/24months of school)........am I corrrect on this?
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Dats right!!!!!! does da teach wear a turban??????Kain99 said:HOLY SHIAT! I am almost totally speechless! I just received an e-mail from one of my daughters teachers. He's upset about an essay she turned in about United States Policy in the Middle East. I thought, all teachers were fricking Liberal! I don't even know what to do. I don't see what she wrote as anti-war at all! Am I wrong?
His E-Mail
Dear Mrs. xxxxxx
Once again, we are dealing with an issue regarding xxxxxx renegade spirit. She is a good student and will always be afforded the ability to express her opinions in class. I have a personal concern. It is my understanding that she is formally a member of the United States Navy. I have a son in the Army and as you are well aware the United States Military does not tolerate insubordination. If she is against the War I suggest she find a more subjective career.
Sincerely,
xx xxxxxxxxxx
Her Thesis Statement which was attached
I have researched U.S. Policy in the Middle East. I am a Republican and love my country but somehow, Our Policy in the Middle East, seems shallow and poorly thought out. Basically, in a nut shell, America thinks that everyone should live just like we do. In a perfect world that would be nice but get real! Because of our position in Israel The Middle East hates us! Can a country who is despised and hated truly bring about permanent, positive change? I understand and agree that these people live in horrible conditions and are mistreated by their governments but that doesn’t change the facts. We can’t kill everybody, so we have a real problem on our hands! It was wonderful and uplifting to see the footage from the recent Iraqi elections, their cute purple fingers and big smiles but we have to face facts. Once America leaves the region and we eventually will, tyranny will once again rear it’s ugly head and the people will be right back at square one. If we want to make a powerful and lasting change in this region we must be willing to meet them halfway.
Kain99 said:HA! Getting valid information that makes any sense at all from this child is like pulling teeth. I guess it's time I sit down with her recruiter and get ALL of the details.
Amen, sister!crabcake said:I'm not sure, but I sure was glad mine was.
Really? Entrance into the delayed enlistment program makes one an inactive reservist until such time as they report for induction into the regular component and therefore IAW USC Title 10, Section 802, paragraph (a)(3), she would only be subject to the UCMJ while on inactive-duty training. As little Miss Kain is not in training at this time she is not subject to the code.pvineswinger said:
And Delayed Enlistment is considered "formally" a member?
So she is subject to the UCMJ in high school, even before going to boot camp and knowing what is IN the UCMJ?
I never said there was anything in the UCMJ that prevents her from expressing her opinion- but there ARE regulations against making disparaging remarks against superior officers (the Commander In Chief being a superior officer.) And who dictates our foreign policy?KayPee said:There is nothing in the UCMJ that keeps a military member from expressing their opinion in a school assignment even if it is critical of the current administration's position. Respectfully disagreeing with a government policy is not illegal under the UCMJ and will not prevent her from being successful in the military. She will just have to diligently carry out orders and execute policies that she doesn't agree with. Happens all of the time.
That's what I've been trying to say!! And do you consider someone "formally" a member if they aren't subject the the UCMJ?Ken King said:Really? Entrance into the delayed enlistment program makes one an inactive reservist until such time as they report for induction into the regular component and therefore IAW USC Title 10, Section 802, paragraph (a)(3), she would only be subject to the UCMJ while on inactive-duty training. As little Miss Kain is not in training at this time she is not subject to the code.
I don't necessarily agree that Uncle Sam owns her opinion- but he sure does own her right to express it.likitysplit said:
Uncle Sam owns her opinions once she dons the uniform. Make sure she understands that. If she doesn't, recommend she find an alternative choice to the military.
PN2(SW/AW)
Ken King said:Really? Entrance into the delayed enlistment program makes one an inactive reservist until such time as they report for induction into the regular component and therefore IAW USC Title 10, Section 802, paragraph (a)(3), she would only be subject to the UCMJ while on inactive-duty training. As little Miss Kain is not in training at this time she is not subject to the code.
Now that right there is the funniest thing I've ever read. If recruiters told prospective enlistees everything, they'd never make their quotas.Kain99 said:I guess it's time I sit down with her recruiter and get ALL of the details.
Ain't that the truth, and never select a career field that has all sorts of stars, highlights, or markings in their classification manual or you might just end up on a mountain top in some frozen God-forsaken place.crabcake said:Now that right there is the funniest thing I've ever read. If recruiters told prospective enlistees everything, they'd never make their quotas.