Military Etiquette ?

Question

His military etiquette

Officer: Soldier, do you have change for a dollar?

Soldier: Sure, buddy.

Officer: That's no way to address an officer!
Now let's try it again. Do you have change for a dollar?

Soldier: No, SIR!
  

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Answer 1

Thataway! Dang Officers! LOL   

Comments

Lol, Rooster - solidarity among friends works better than with superiors ...

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@Marianne: You couldn't be more right!  

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Lol, Rooster - I think that all of us could tell lots of stories about good and bad superiors in all the domains of society.

Answer 2

And after that, the soldier was peeling potatoes for a month on KP duty. 

Comments

Lol - that looks like a logical issue for the poor soldier. The superiors are always right

Answer 3

Marianne I have not been in the military, although I worked for the Dept. of the Army for a few years in Ft. Lewis, Washington State near Tacoma...what I did notice is that there were a lot of "power" games, and that is not a compliment!

Comments

Yes, Virginia, it is a sad reality, and "power games" were and are seen in all the domains, not only in the military or warfare sectors.