Just found this:
US Airways Flight Attendant Refused To Hang Army Ranger’s Jacket
Passengers on a U.S. Airways flight from Portland, Oregon to Charlotte, North Carolina are sharing an outrageous story of disrespect from a flight attendant toward an Army Ranger and combat veteran. He asked to have his “Dress Blues” uniform jacket hung, but the flight attendant refused, citing company policy.
First Sergeant Albert Marle had a seat in coach on the four and a half hour cross-country flight, and asked to have his uniform jacket hung. Seems like a pretty reasonable request, from a man who’s served our country, no? But passengers told Charlotte’s Channel 9 that the flight attendant said the coat closet was only for first class passengers. At that point, several first class passengers offered their seat to Sergeant Marle, but he declined their offers.
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Have to run and get home.
God bless that young man. The flight attendant couldn’t hang up his dress uniform??? Good grief!! At least the passengers are standing up for him! Shame on that flight attendant!