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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Mickey1992 on May 10, 2018, 02:21:56 PM
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Remember the video of the 3 Humvees that fell to earth in 2016?
Guilty.
https://www.stripes.com/news/sergeant-who-sent-3-humvees-plummeting-from-plane-found-guilty-1.526073
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Wait, the guy cut the lines before the drop on purpose?
More importantly - Why?
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Wait, the guy cut the lines before the drop on purpose?
More importantly - Why?
I'm afraid the guy might have went full retard....never go full retard...guess he's gonna get a Big Chicken Dinner out of the deal as well...
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Can't find anything on the "why". Was he just not gruntled and decided that needed to be done?
Somehow I missed that first time around. Since nobody was hurt, that was kind of amusing in a "You don't see that kind of thing every day" way.
Wiley.
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Surely he didn’t think he was going to get away with it. :huh
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As long as no one was hurt :old:
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Looks like he’s going to be scrubbing toilets with toothbrushes for a while... not sure why a load master would purposely sabotage his cargo. mental health issue?
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According to the news I heard, the guy laughing in the film's background was also
charged with something less serious
Its a shame this occured but that is our society these days :noid
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According to the news I heard, the guy laughing in the film's background was also
charged with something less serious
Its a shame this occured but that is our society these days :noid
He was reprimanded. Reading between the lines, I'd theorize it was likely more the fact he shared the video than his behavior.
Wiley.
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From a military blog I follow.
Sgt. John Skipper, 29, was found guilty at court martial in Vilseck, Germany, of destroying military property and giving a false official statement, according to a statement from the 7th Army Training Command, based in Grafenwoehr.
Skipper was sentenced by a military jury to a bad-conduct discharge and reduction in grade to E-1.
Skipper, a scout who had been assigned to assist the brigade’s Italy-based parachute riggers during the exercise, intentionally cut parachute straps on three Humvees included in the heavy drop during the exercise, the jury found.
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Skipper was sentenced by a military jury to a bad-conduct discharge and reduction in grade to E-1.
As a tax payer that just pisses me off. They should garnish his future wages until the expense (including lost opportunity during the exercise) is fully repaid with interest.
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As a tax payer that just pisses me off. They should garnish his future wages until the expense (including lost opportunity during the exercise) is fully repaid with interest.
You do mean garnish his civilian wages, I'm assuming...since he was kicked out of the military...
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I'm sure the laughing chump has already taken a few punches to the chops and will continue to experience the effects of his acting a chump for quite a while.
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You do mean garnish his civilian wages, I'm assuming...since he was kicked out of the military...
Yes. The IRS will know where he works.
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As a tax payer that just pisses me off. They should garnish his future wages until the expense (including lost opportunity during the exercise) is fully repaid with interest.
UCMJ does not work like that. There is a finite limit as to how much and for how long you can reduce an individuals pay. In this case, take solace in that no more of your precious tax partial pennies will be used in his salary.
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As a tax payer that just pisses me off. They should garnish his future wages until the expense (including lost opportunity during the exercise) is fully repaid with interest.
And he won’t be receiving any Veterans benefits either.
Don’t worry, the only way your few pennies will go to help this dude is if he goes on government assistance... .
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