Posted on 09/22/2016 7:25:38 PM PDT by kevcol
When I was in boot camp at GLNTC more than 50 yrs. ago we were told that by enlisting we had given up our 2nd, 4th and parts of our 1st amendment rights. There may have been more, but it was a long time ago.
Oh boo hoo. The baby hasn’t grown into adulthood yet. Her equipment was probably a baby bottle and pacifier.
Awwww just too darned bad you little fool
Someone needs to tell her she is in the US Navy, not a civilian.
Portrait of an imbecile and an utter *sswipe.
The only uniform she should be wearing is that of a toilet attendant.
WTF is up with BLACKS??? Get out of our military...I am tired of PAYING your Salary! GET OUT!
Undesirable Discharge
Yeah, the Navy ain’t the NFL.
She’s just one of millions of workfare recipients; without it their unemployment rate would be 90%+
JFK was speaking to American-Americans, not the unassimilated trash. We’ve been literally feeding generations of these unproductive malcontents...
ON YOUR FEET, MAGGOT!
I read somewhere the she is an IS, Intelligence Specialist. A rating that requires a high security clearance, which she lost. Therefore she cannot work in her rating. As such, she should be busted and sent to the fleet as a Boatswain’s Mate. Let her chip paint for a while.
All you need to get through Navy boot camp is to be able to fog a mirror and walk.
1. Admits willfully not standing for the national anthem,
2. while in uniform.
That’s equivalent to violating a standing order. For a Petty Officer 2nd (E-5) to do something like that? Makes me wonder exactly WHAT she does in the USN? She clearly thinks the regs do not apply.
Dishonerab le discharge. Period. No benefits. Over and done.
When in duty, in uniform she obeys the orders of the officers appointed over her and the US Code prescribes the treatment of the flag by members of the military.
http://www.usflag.org/uscode36.html#176
Throughout the US Code the word “should” is used. Should means “obligation or duty”. Therefore, any officers present will violate the law if they do not enforce on the military those obligations and duties.
Civilians have no controlling officers, so their violation of the US Code is a violation of obligation or duty, but there will be no repercussions.
Yeah, so?
Good the USN.
BM might suit her. I wouldn’t rate her at first. I would send her out somewhere as nonrated, and let her “strike” for something. I would keep her away from personnel records, medical care, or guns. Hell, I wouldn’t trust her to adequately perform fire & security watches.
Go back and look at her picture.
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