enfield303
Member
As Enfield Rule #10 states, "It's far easier to ask forgiveness than permission" 
Tell the man Thank You for me.
Tell the man Thank You for me.
Grandson In Iraq
- Thread starter beaucoup ammo
- Start date
- Status
Jinzoningen80
Member
- Joined
- Mar 21, 2007
- Messages
- 34
.
Thats a good way to get your squad into some serious UCMJ. My unit turned its back on a lot of stuff but when alcohol was concerned, the hammer fell. Drunken soldiers in a combat environment is pretty reckless.
beaucoup ammo
Member
Trying To Locate "Support Our Troops" Forum, but am unable to locate. Anyone Help? Thanks!
Please be careful about sending alcohol to deployed troops. Some units make all packages be opened in front of a member of your chain of command.
beaucoup ammo: I didn't see anything sensitive in the photos, and unfortunately, there are a lot of over-cautious (and often, over-opinionated) people who really don't know out there. I've saved a version w/ your pics, if you change your mind.
To everyone: please remember that not every post will be read by a moderator. If something written needs to be taken out, and it's too late for you to edit your post, feel free to hit "report this post", with a brief explanatory note. You can also do with with objectionable posts from others.
John
Here, page 32
and
U.S. Department of Defense
military, civilians, and contractors are
not authorized...The penalties are very
severe for all. Violations by civilians and
contractors can lead to termination of
employment, banning from installations
MNC-I wide, and even deportation from
Iraq. Contractors and civilians will also
have letters sent to their employers and
corporate offi ces. Servicemembers of all
services will be punished under UCMJ
actions and possible confinement.
beaucoup ammo: I didn't see anything sensitive in the photos, and unfortunately, there are a lot of over-cautious (and often, over-opinionated) people who really don't know out there. I've saved a version w/ your pics, if you change your mind.
To everyone: please remember that not every post will be read by a moderator. If something written needs to be taken out, and it's too late for you to edit your post, feel free to hit "report this post", with a brief explanatory note. You can also do with with objectionable posts from others.
John
Here, page 32
and
U.S. Department of Defense
military, civilians, and contractors are
not authorized...The penalties are very
severe for all. Violations by civilians and
contractors can lead to termination of
employment, banning from installations
MNC-I wide, and even deportation from
Iraq. Contractors and civilians will also
have letters sent to their employers and
corporate offi ces. Servicemembers of all
services will be punished under UCMJ
actions and possible confinement.
beaucoup ammo
Member
Thanks, John. I figured it would be acceptable to post, but will gladly defer to someone who knows of limits I'm not aware of.
Black Knight
Member
wideym:
I do hope that you know that lying on a federal form is usually considered a felony. I would not advise anyone here to violate the law. We are supposed to be "law abiding citizens". I understand why you might do it but you could get into some very serious trouble. Remember there are law enforcement types on this forum.
I do hope that you know that lying on a federal form is usually considered a felony. I would not advise anyone here to violate the law. We are supposed to be "law abiding citizens". I understand why you might do it but you could get into some very serious trouble. Remember there are law enforcement types on this forum.
Dick1911
Member
May God Bless your grandson and hold him safe! Please pass my thanks for his service to our country.
- Status