I’m gonna throw the BS flag on this one. 36 years in the Air Force...never saw any minority treated badly (just the opposite). Failure to salute her? If she took no action when it happened, that’s a failure in her leadership. Seems more like complaints from the entitled class.
“Failure to salute her?”
I’m a little like you. I spent many years attached to the military. I still use military hospitals for medical assistance within the guidelines of laws made in the early 1950’s. I get my servicing in Washington State but I have also been assisted post retirement in a couple of different facilities in and out of the US.
Two things have always been noticeable with military medicine: 1. the lack of military requirements by the medical field is relaxed as they are treating patients as people and not property. And 2. They only fall back on military theory to protect what they are trying to do, not because it’s right.
In a relaxed atmosphere like military medicine, there normally has to be something threatening to one or the other for there to be problems. In a career field that lacks in pomp and circumstance, someone had to do something to create a bad feeling. And since she’s the one doing the complaining about everyone else, the three fingers point the one most likely.
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