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That last part reminds me of “Airplane” when Ted Striker has those flashbacks.

This video is truly of the era of Reagan of the “Just Say No” pushed by Nancy Reagan. The idea that in the 70’s early 80’s that the use of weed was pretty “high” in the enlisted ranks off duty or in a foreign country.

I was a hard-working good troop who was always being forgotten. For years and decades I watched others get promoted and decorated while the guy who helped them get ahead got nothing. It made me so damn mad! It really wasn't fair, but when I complained they told me, "Well that's life. Suck it up and deal with it." So I did. And I waited... Near the end of my career they screwed me with a crappy assignment. Gee, what a surprise! Getting sent short notice to a remote! Total douchebag military screw job move. But I didn't complain I just adjusted my pay to maximize my entitlements... Ha ha ha 😂 🤣 😆!!! I was making over $7,000 a month for 29 months in the early 2000s! Wahoo! Then when I retired I got another $6000 in travel pay. Call it a parting gift 🎁 for 22 years of bullshit. They never figured it out. Perfect crime! My advice is simple: "SUCK IT UP AND DEAL WITH IT!!!" Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 😂 🤣 😆

Navy sell weed bro! 😂😂😂

I went before the old man because I wrapped rags around the 1MC speaker right by my rack that would wake me up to tell me it was time to go to bed. It was SO loud and I complained again and again. But nobody, NOBODY, wore dress blues to mast. Funny video. The kid was right about hard workers getting a free pass.

And on the 1MC.......Hi Hoo Hi Hoo.......Ah yes....but where is the Rum....😂🇺🇸🖕

I was in surface warfare back in the 80's. We have the Captain get wind of the smell that he thought may have been pot. He did a command-wide drug test. 484 soles aboard the ship we had 18 people with hot samples. I was a corpsman and had to watch about 140 of them pee in the cup. 30/30, was what most of them got. I think a few lost some rank as well. We had plenty of extra-duty people for the weekend clean-ups.

"I sentence you to the worst kind of punishment a sailor can receive. 30 days Army rations!!" NOOOOOOO............

I had a guy in my company that was afraid of being deployed to Iraq. He thought that if he smoked some pot, that he would get into a little trouble and not have to deploy. Well, he got caught. He still had to deploy to Iraq, and was kicked out when he got home!

When I went to RTC June 2005 they used to show us videos of masts going on by current CO Captain Moran that were going on WHILE we were there

I agree...he should be gone right there and then...at that moment..LOSER!!! 🪖🇺🇲

I guess Hunter Biden fell asleep when they showed him this film. 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣💊💊💊💉💉

I'm glad I never served. What a headache.

Hunter Biden get thrown out of the Navy for cocaine?

THIS DUDE SOUNDS LIKE HE'S READY TO BEND OVER AND TAKE THE CAPTAIN'S MAST!!!!!! WINK! WINK! HEY THERE SAILOR BOY!!!!!!!!!!

Alcohol is a drug and they tolerate it. 😅

Adios Cheech.

I went to XO’s Mast for witnessing an assault. It definitely felt good to be on the outside looking in 😮

I'm a civilian and I don't know why this was recommended to me.

me= captains mass x2

As your punishment, you're going to Detroit.

Every boat i was ever on had the CO roll two dice. Last digit of the roll was the last digit of you social security number, you had a urinalysis that day before you left. It's not worth it.

And uncovered

Nowadays the CO is too busy to hold a Mast, off screwing the CHENG or whatever split tail managed to get DEI’d into the mix.

Gawd, this was soooo lame!!!

I believe he may well have smoked a few poles while aboard ship

We had a guy who kept going AWOL. I believe it was five times total. Once he was AWOL, was caught and brought back, given an Article 15 with restrictions, extra duty and loss of pay. While he's suppose to be on extra duty he goes AWOL again! Ultimately he deserts. Was picked up forty-five days later. He told me that he was just fed up with the Army and wanted out. There's easier, and legal, ways of doing that. From what I heard, what led to his desertion was, an inspection of his room found he had alcohol (he was 19), had a guest who wasn't checked in, was really underage runaway! Drunk too, the both of them. So he packed on a litany of charges and he decides to desert.

From the Jerry Lewis movie The Bellboy " What you do on our time is OUR business, and what you do on your time is OUR business"

Son, what were you thinking about putting that into your system? Now report to sickbay for 55 gallon drum of Motrin 800's.

cut to 2024....

45/45, 1/2x2, busted

No.... really. It fuqing sucks! Ruined my career and in that my life. Came home embarrassed and angry, started to experiment in things I never otherwise would have. Not a day goes by that something doesn't remind me of it.😢 Just know that whatever branch you're in, drinking every night until someone gets hurt is not normal, at any age! Grow up, tighten up, line up. Whatever it takes. Don't throw that time you invested away for a few moments of fleeting joy. Please! ❤💪🫡

He is a nitt witt !

My favorite line from the UCMJ in regards to insubordination is "Truth of the statement is no defense." So, they may be in full agreement that your commanding officer is, in fact, an asshole, but you still can't say he is an asshole.

Among retaliation, reprisal, persecution, & corruption, ... betrayal & injustice that happens while Veteran's Exploitation Industrial Complex civil, criminal, & human rights violations with atrocity imposed by systemic corruption.

I almost went to mast when I was in A-school. I was in Pensacola during COVID and was standing chow relief at the “Mega Building” a class was forming up behind my podium (I think it was AM’s) when one of them passed out. She had a mask made from NWU material (super thick) so she was struggling to breathe and looked very dehydrated. I called the chief on duty with my radio and told him what happened. He informed me to “not take her mask off or give her water.” I ignored his orders and took off her mask and slowly gave her water from an unopened bottle. 2 minutes later a couple first classes (I think her instructors) helped her as I flagged down the ambulance. They got her on the gurney and gave her an IV. After my watch was finished I was told to report to the Chief. All he said was “I heard what you did, you’ll hear about it later.” A couple days later I was told to report to the MTI office (babysitters of the barracks) and was informed that 2 first classes wrote a letter of recommendation for a NAM (Navy Achievement Medal) and the Chief was planning to send me to mast. I don’t remember all the charges but there were 5 of them. Basically I “endangered” myself and everyone around me because she “could have had COVID.” I was told we could drop the issue here and it wouldn’t be on record or I could continue with going to mast and possibly get the NAM. Being new to the Navy I wasn’t fully aware that mast could be dropped so I went with the option to drop the issue. Looking back I wish I had just gone to mast getting the charges dropped and getting that damn NAM.

I say NO to drugs...

Fucking stupid captain mast as junior u guys just excuses to haze the junior personnel i knew high ranking people doing the old bulletshit they got a pat on the back SMH fuck the military

In the 80;s if you got busted on a piss test you got 90 days restriction, 90 days extra duty, 1/2 pay for 3 months, busted down 1 pay grade and then was administratively discharged. Nothing more nothing less

The military is a daily exercise of walking on eggshells and trying to not get in trouble.

I went to Admirals mast at Balboa Naval hospital! The Filipino mafia was after me. I was found guilty and a 3 month suspended sentence. Went back to the Green side and all my troubles went away!

As an Airman in the barracks, I went on leave to Oregon for 21 days. My roommate moved out while I was gone, and left a tuna fish sandwich on the dresser. Two days later, weekly inspection, and my room got a "C" rating (unsanitary). My name was the only one on the door, so it was my responsibility. Another "C" the following Thursday, and because there were two consecutive "C" ratings, inspections became daily. For the next 9 days. You woulda thunk that they would have thrown out the sandwich. Nope. I was offered an Article 15 when I got back. Only a formal complaint to my Congressman stopped the insanity. I was pending an assignment, and because of all the trouble I caused (rolling of the eyes), I was denied the customary decoration on PCS rotation. I am STILL angry over this, and it has been ... 46 years.

bow keel haul.

Dude sounds like Chris Hansen.

Shop pulls into port watch the khaki going into whore house snorting lines of snow off stripper aasses

fucky sucky heard charles mungers rains flushed red turd bjs beets cheese curd

chinese inked curse scene john goffreds first jelly bean precincts snows jim beam

This is the epitome of a kangaroo court. While in the USN (before enlisting in the USAF) I lost a stripe for sitting in bar in Charlestown with my pea coat on but not buttoned. We had a brand new E9 aboard who got medically transferred to the fleet from submarines and he hated every one of us “skimmer craft” sailors. He told the old man every guy in our division was a habitual trouble maker.

Burns make sure you transition, color your hair green and wear a dress, then you will be their hero.

The navy had 8 charges against me, related to marijuana, just after Reagan implemented the "zero tolerance" policy. Truthfully, the quarter pound of pot they found in my car during a gate search was not mine, and I didn't know it was there. My roomate and another guy were riding with me. It belonged to one of them. The Navy was going to Courts Martial me. Base legal said I could waive the courts martial in lieu of a General Agreement. This would take my case up my chain of command with recommendations being written, then the Base Commander would approve or disapprove my request and send it to the Bureau of Naval Personnel for their decision on whether to retain me or discharge me. Base legal counsel warned me that the base Commander had not approved a single General Agreement in his three years there, and if he disapproves mine, there is little chance that the Bureau would retain me, and I would be required to be discharged within 10 days from the decision with a dishonorable discharge. My Lt., Lo and behold, after talking with my division officer, and his recommendations to the Base Commander, my General Agreement was the very first, and possibly the only one he ever approved. It still had to go to BUPERS for their final decision. I sweated it out for 3 months awaiting the decision, not knowing if I was about to get the boot with a dishonorable discharge. It came back retain in service. As a Navy Seabee with a five year active duty obligation, I finished my remaining 2.5 years and received an honorable discharge with an RE1 reenlistment code. I had initially been stripped of being frocked to E-4, but after 6 months, I requested re-instatement and it was granted wih back pay. I went home at my EAOS, but 6 months later, decided to re-enlist. The recruiter was asking the usual questions if I had ever been in any trouble. I didn't know if my previous record would be reviewed, and I didn't want to disqualify myself by lying, so I told him about the whole thing. He initially said I could not re-enlist because of the Navy's ZERO Tolerance policy. So I whipped out my DD-214 with the RE1 re-enlistment code, and stressed that all had been forgiven, BUPERS allowed me to finish my enlistment and graded me as reenlistable. He dug further into it and said I would need a waiver from BUPERS, and I had to write a statement explaining what happened. So for the second time, my future with the Navy was hanging in the balance at the mercy of BUPERS. After a couple of months of waiting, BUPERS approved my reenlistment, but said I would have to drop from E-5 to E-4. I told the recruiter, no way, because I was just days away from making E-6 when I separated. E-5 or nothing. He had to ask for another waiver from BUPERS. It was approved for me to retain E-5 but I would be required to do my time in grade all over. I accepted that and made E-6 first time up, first increment, with the highest final multiple of all in my rate. I easily made the Chief selection board with really high scores, points, and awards, but I was never selected for chief because the statement I wrote for BUPERS was entered into my record and was on the official microfiche copy. There was no way that statement about being busted with a quarter pound was going to get me past a Chief selection board. I spent 12.5 years as one of the best First Class Petty Officers who was never going to make Chief. I did my 20 and retired with an honorable discharge. My military retirement, social security, and 100% VA disability adds up to a very comfortable retirement. I may be the only person to legally defeat Reagan's Zero Tolerance policy,...not once, but twice. 😁