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Showing content with the highest reputation on 11/16/2014 in Posts
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3 pointsResiliency training is a crock. It can be summed up with "always look on the bright side of life." Or, for people that eat meat, "quit your crying and stop being such a pussy."3 points
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2 pointsDon't worry...pretty soon they'll be making us do it during stand-down/'Resilience' training days. You'll have to do all this crap and there won't be a 3-day pass reward, but you will get behind in your duties. Being proud of wearing your uniform when walking out from work will of course be completely voluntary.2 points
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they already told you, they deal with the goddamn customers!2 points
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They take the taskers from the MAJCOM and deliver them to the wings. They're people people.They deal with the MAJCOMs so the wings don't have to. Shut em all down.2 points
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Now, when you say checklist...what exactly do you mean?1 point
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Here it is but he doesn't need it. Just show you mil ID and they use the expiration date on that. I have never had to use this card.
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Note that Lt Gen Cox did NOT say that you should attempt to get said info from a local commander. Remember when your chain of command meant something, and commanders were notified when their personnel received life-changing news? The robot email now knows more about your destiny than the man in the office with the G-series orders. My, how things have changed...1 point
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Sorry... Leaders are going to have to deal with social media and a well-connected force. These tools can be used to highlight times when AFPC guidance is less than clear which results in very different implementations across the AF. They can also be used as an additional comm channel: some organizations have used these vehicles to quickly harness the power of the organization.1 point
