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To: M-cubed
I saw the one-star General who didn't even have is name tag on his uniform.

-PJ

44 posted on 08/16/2021 3:36:43 PM PDT by Political Junkie Too (* LAAP = Left-wing Activist Agitprop Press (formerly known as the MSM))
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To: Political Junkie Too
Yes!!!...lol..and the guy that was sweating with the long greasy hair that looked like he'd slept in his suit and just got out of bed....Every question was quickly passed on to someone new who didn't have an answer...that video needs to go viral!!!!

if you can find it anywhere...please post it here!

53 posted on 08/16/2021 3:45:23 PM PDT by M-cubed (The MSM is now the 4th Branch of Government.....)
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To: Political Junkie Too

I saw the one-star General who didn’t even have is name tag on his uniform.


Isn’t that considered being out of uniform?

No idea, but would seem so.


75 posted on 08/16/2021 4:34:37 PM PDT by Jane Long (America, Bless God....blessed be the Nation.)
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To: Political Junkie Too; Jane Long

It seems fairly common in Generals, and maybe more common in Army Generals, especially in dress uniform. I seem to recall that it was kind of optional in the Air Force. Generals are surrounded by staff. Everyone that matters knows who they are, and they will usually be presented by name before they speak. They’re kind of insular, and a little bit crazy because of it. I remember people scrambling around ahead of General Creech to put the red dictionaries in drawers because he hated the color red.


92 posted on 08/16/2021 7:19:11 PM PDT by gundog (It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen. )
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