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funkymonkey1111
12-19-2015, 09:58
http://www.armytimes.com/story/military/2015/12/17/dod-report-details-3-stars-profane-reaction-socom-briefing/77489372/

i was never in the service, but my dad was, and while visiting him at work as a kid, i seem to remember some salty language
TFOGGER
12-19-2015, 10:08
Certainly the Marines used it.


http://youtu.be/nL6IWZhLdSM
ray1970
12-19-2015, 10:37
I applaud him for his mastery of modern language. Although, he loses a few points for not telling the investigators to f**k off.


http://youtu.be/FvPbxZmZxZ8
BPTactical
12-19-2015, 10:45
Patton turns in his grave.





Again
BushMasterBoy
12-19-2015, 10:59
Basic training was an expleted deleted! As mail was thrown at you, you were referred to as %*@$$! Mike Foxtrot!
Skip
12-19-2015, 11:09
As a boot, I learned the F word was a verb, noun, and adjective.
vossman
12-19-2015, 20:24
What a bunch of crap. I do believe holding hands and crying is next Tor, it's coming.
Gman
12-19-2015, 20:37
WTF?
Hound
12-19-2015, 21:09
Fuck'em, the one who complained SHOULD have been taken out and shot. So tired of the PC BS.
cstone
12-19-2015, 21:19
That officer is no F'n gentleman. [LOL]
Bailey Guns
12-19-2015, 21:51
Army should've provided the briefing attendees with a safe space. WTF were they thinking?
Ah Pook
12-19-2015, 22:15
Army should've provided the briefing attendees with a safe space. WTF were they thinking?
I need some cookies and coloring books after reading that article.


[Shake][LOL]
BPTactical
12-19-2015, 23:53
They are trained to go and kill the enemy.


Yet they shrivel up and whine when an officer lays it out in a frank manner.





Stop the world, I want off.
UncleDave
12-20-2015, 09:07
One of my first bosses was a 23 year DI in the Airborn. Salty language was the norm. In fact getting dressed down publicly was normal if you ever up badly enough. I would not have even thought to complain, because he was right 90% of the time. In addition my old man was the big boss, and would definitely backed Jesse. It was exceptional training for success later in life, and I came to live him as a surrogate Uncle. Thin skins have no place in the real world. If you are wrong expect to be called on it, that is what motivates you to make sure you are not wrong and perform at a high level.
Ronin13
12-21-2015, 12:51
Our Battalion Commander (an 0-6- Full Bird Colonel) gave a riveting speech before our deployment to Afghanistan- something along the lines of: "We're not going to paint schools or build mosques, we're going to destroy the enemy. Believe me, those f***ers know who we are, and they know the crossed swords tribe doesn't f*** around!" That is how you motivate. Or you could be like this guy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg6MoTwUJOE
TheGrey
12-21-2015, 14:36
A 50 minute briefing that had the F-bomb only used 5 times? The General had his company manners on, especially if he was annoyed that is staff got things wrong and made him look bad.

What a bunch of pantywaists! The next commander should make sure each seat at the table has a box of pink tissues for the staff members to quietly sniffle into if their widdle feelings are hurt.