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Originally posted by 14JSPC42007:
Maybe there are hopes of you being a moderator one day then. But remember this is a public forum, people are free to give out opinions. Not all posts have to get directly to the problem. I've always appreciated everyone that came and put their 2 cents in, even if it sucked.

I know I drive through Missouri. I'll MapQuest it and see how far outta the way it would be.

Well thats where you and I differ. ........ And I know its the internet so it didnt technically come out of thier mouth!
I dont have the patience or tact to be a moderator.

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Well thats where you and I differ. Some peoples two cents need to be shoved back down the smart mouth they came out of! And I know its the internet so it didnt technically come out of thier mouth!
I dont have the patience or tact to be a moderator.

"Using patience and perseverance to tackle obstacles
will ensure we overcome any obstacle."
Author: Catherine Pulsifer
About: Patience

"A spoonful of honey will catch more flies than a gallon of vinegar."
Author: Benjamin Franklin
About: Tact

Some closing notes.

BCT: Basic combat training, aka: basic training
AIT: Advanced Individual Training
OSUT: One Station Unit Training (includes both of the above)
IET: Initial Entry Training (includes any or all of the above)

Communication is one of the 3 basic things the Army must do (the others are shoot and move). Effective communication means that everyone understands the message as intended. We do this in part by using consistent and clear terminology.

Observations about initial entry Soldiers do not require any specialized training. They fall under general military authority. Consider this intersecting fields of fire.

Personal attacks are not welcome on this forum. Karma reductions will shortly follow.

Uncivil comments do not further the communication. Fortunately for PFC Dragon, it looks like his question was adequately answered toward the beginning.

Replacing letters in a dirty word does not make it a clean word; nor does it make you look clever. Spell it correctly, find a euphemism, or find something nice to say instead.