The 2-30 Commander Called Me, and so did his Wife...
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The 2-30 Infantry Battalion found itself in quite the Social Media Poop Storm; which resulted in my previous video. A video where I took soldiers' accounts of their Command Sergeant Major and then critiqued his policy of negatively counseling soldiers for cold weather injuries. This led to the Commander calling me, followed by a call from his wife. Both were concerned I was being taken advantage of by a false narrative perpetuated by disgruntled soldiers. So I did what any sane man would do. I promised him I would dig deeper to verify if the information I had acquired was true or false. This is the result. Buckle up.
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"I'm just the Commander's wife, I don't get involved,"
Typical Karen mental gymnastics right there...
Exactly.
"I dont get involved"
"I can disprove that notion with the simple fact that we're having this conversation. YOU called ME"
Just another spouse, who think they wear there partner's rank around post and can do whatever they want.
@@mahaffer71 the thought of a Karen with that kind of mentality is depressing
Yeah, 'cause if she didn't get involved, what the hell was she doing calling AC to begin with?
@@seionne85 like the FRG but with less Jody sponsored orgies.
shout out to that medic saying screw it and going through to make sure the joes are good
The holy check mark
he needs a pat on the back award shirt sent to him.
Mox enjoys wearing his french maid outfit while walking around the base
I...didn't know you watched Angry Cops, Mox...
Fr!
You know things are serious when Angry Cop doesn’t get on his Drill Sarge uniform. It’s like when you see a Drill Sarge calmly talking to a private.
The private is already a dead and didn't know it....calm before the storm
In basic when you see them calm something is wrong this has the same feeling.
I do love a good PR24!
Thats more scary dude.... thats when you know you really fucked up.
Either the private is dead or the DS is genuinely concerned about something.
This man so bound by integrity, turned on a BATTALION COMMANDER AND SERGEANT MAJOR, and investigated in depth about what was going on with stories and credible evidence with notes and shit to back him up on all of this. This man lives for integrity and for this country, he’s a legend and I’d be happy to serve in his Army
He didn't turn on anyone. That makes it seemed like he betrayed them for calling them out on their bullshit. He's just living up to the Army core values
@@chrismarthaller1032
THEY turned on HIM. There, fixed it.
Yet ANOTHER officers wife who thinks, SHE is an officer. That’s an old problem in the Army.
Thats an old problem with ALL services..
@@CVSiN Even worse are the E9 wives (at least in the USN).
@@robertu I had a Chief wife tell me to respect the rank once at the NEX in Norfolk. I madly respect that Chief though because he was the first to speak and said "what, civilian?"
It happens in the Air Force too lol pretty sure it's an all branch thing.
dependas be like: ummm excuse me, "our" rank is LTC, better put some respect on "our" rank!
When a Drill isn't yelling and simply talking normally, that's way more unnerving
😳. Yes!! Especially when you see them later on the line
yep. near as i can tell theres like 2 things more scary than a quiet Drill Sergeant. One of them is a nuke.
@@TheMadGinger3 what's the second one?
That is when they are scary serious.
@@starliner2498 a silent Drill Sergeant?
Angry Cops is literally the embodiment of the NCO creed and I’m here for it
Lack of NCOs like him is why I got out of the MC. I have mad respect for him too!
Fact and thank you for pointing that out.
Shame good NCOs are few and far between
@@iAMiRex27 That i can agree to. I got lucky and had a couple great ones. But I've also seen those that really should have quit or been canned long ago.
Indeed.
"Suffering is a hell of a teacher, but to suffer for the sake of suffering is nonsense." I want that on a T-shirt
You know he's serious when hes at a table
Ture
Am I the only one who has a bad feeling about the future of AC within the military? The Army can be a fickle mistress and turn on you in a hot second.
And the bottle of vodka
@@joeclaridy You're not the only one. Terrance Popp did a vid about his schtick and how Big Army haaaaaaaaaated him for it, so AC's gotta be getting it from those mofos as well.
And not yelling
So, she doesn’t “get involved” yet she called you. She should win a gold in mental gymnastics if she believes that.
It’s hard to get a gold metal in gymnastics. I’ve been in multiple small competitions, and only got a highest of silver.
What a real leader too, having his wife call around to try to clean up his mess.
@@TheDeadfast Drill has class. I’d told her to piss off. She has no business calling him and getting involved.
If she doesn't get involved and understand the situation, how does she know that what you said in the video isn't true?
@@moreparrotsmoredereks2275 what business is it of hers? From what I remember, she wants t mentioned in the first video. If I had something going on at my work my wife isn’t calling anyone about it.
"Why can't we get anyone to re-enlist?" "Idk sir maybe we should article 15 and chapter them again" - leadership circa 2017-2021
Haha
“The beatings will continue until morale improves”
@@highspy6851 Bco's motto
Ha that's been going on long before 2017
@@sjl9942 no doubt about that lol
When I served in the Marine Corps, we had this happen almost exactly as well.
Our Battalion SgtMaj and in league with our Battalion Commander basically told the Battalion Aid Station Commander that she was no longer to issue any more light duty chits to any Marines for any reason. For the Marines its slightly different in terms of how we get medical care since we dont have our own medics and rely on Navy Corpsman. Now while the Navy Aid Station Commander for the Battalion is a Navy officer, she still reported to our Battalion Commander.
For months, no one in the Battalion was being issued Light Duty for injuries and told "heres some Motrin, go back to your unit". This was apparently being done by the SgtMaj and LtCol to boost the Battalion readiness numbers for Ops and Deployments. About 6 months into this idiocy, we had a Marine drop dead from a heart attack on a run. Kid was in his early 20s so a heart attack isnt something you'd expect from someone that age. Turns out, he had been going to the Aid Station for weeks prior complaining about chest pains and unusual pains when he was on runs. Now this guy was not a sh**bag Marine at all, very fit, good PFT scores, etc. But because of the "unofficial" policy enacted by these 2 jackasses at the top, every time he visited they would just give him pain killers, rubber stamp things and send him on his way.
Once this kid dropped dead on a run, an NCIS investigation got launched and then like rats deserting a sinking ship, finally everyone in the know started dropping dimes the size of manhole covers on what was going on and finally the SgtMaj, BN CO, XO, Aid Station Commander and a slew of other senior enlisted and senior officers got relieved of duty and or re-assigned.
This was of course back before the Internet was a big thing and before RUclips, Twitter, IG, etc even existed. What bothers me the most and what I hate to say tainted my view on the Marine Corps was how long it took for something to be done about this kind of crap. I wasnt a career enlisted person, I did 8yrs (6 mandated by my MOS) and bailed for agency work afterward but like you, because of this incident when I was just a PFC/LCpl, I made it my mission to always stand up for Marines being f**cked over or railroaded which relegated me to permanent SSgt (E6). It was by accident I even pinned on E6 because if the command had their way I would have been stuck at E5.
So I just want to say a heartfelt Thank You to you for bringing this kind of crap to light and trying to look out for other Soldiers. Its a sacrifice not everyone is aware of you are making and I can tell you that people appreciate it. You're more than the rank you wear on your collar my good man.
Love the videos and wish I found this channel a lot sooner than I did, haha. Thanks again.
It's sad that it took someone passing on for progress to be made in regards to stamping out these weak links in the command structure! Rest in Peace, for that poor young man. You're in a better place, may God above treat you the best.
“Drill gonna take care of you”
Holy shit that hit different.
Last time I heard that I was hitting the deck lol
They'll give you tough love, but it's still love.
As a DS Candidate it hit me extra different lmao
@@jackhames3874 The fact that it did probably means you will be a great one.
@@jackhames3874 Use this man’s example to craft yourself into the Drill that your joes require.
Karen -“ I don’t get involved”
Also Karen “let me call this guy”
Get em’ Drill.
HAHAHA!!!!
Not Karen she’s a DependaPotomous
And this, boys and girls, is why the military suffers with retention.
This is the Officer Corps raised in the PT belt Army.
@@1337penguinman Don’t kid yourself, this isn’t just young dumb LTs, these issues go way up the senior NCO ranks too.
Couldnt argue with that. My main issue is that when I was in my chain of command would constantly steal my people to go do some dumb bullshit. Then they come at me asking why I wasnt able to do the mission. Now granted it's not nearly as bad as this but when the dfac isnt ready to get lunch on the line at a specific time you beat believe that they will burn you at the stake making it seem like you laced everything with arsenic
Then the had the balls to see if I was going to reenlist...
And by extension, recruitment. I mean who wants to join the forces if you get treated like this?
Respect to you for sacrificing your position, income, career, and retirement, to bring awareness to these issues.
This man is so NCO that he’s squaring away other NCO’s Joes. Promote ahead of peers.
He’s so “nco” Excellence in diversity, Excellence in meddling outside his range fans, Excellence in Exposing V.A. medicine.
Lateral promotion to OCS
Someone give this man his promotion back
Excellence and 1's all the way, HooAh!
@@avroarchitect1793 Sounds like he knows it's more BS than it's worth. I work in education and understand. I want a full time teaching slot. You couldn't pay me enough to become a principal or some "administrator" until I can buy a private jet with that money. I'm gonna be Mr. Chips teaching generation after generation in a classroom until I die.
Sounds more like squaring away the Army
Angry Cops, you’re committed like the kind of people we read about. The fact that the Army won’t promote you is a testament to how political they are, but you sir, are the kind of soldier who is the reason it’s still a great service. Integrity is everything. Semper Fi.
@Cobra We need common sense. UCP should not have been the chosen pattern unless it was to be dyed coyote brown or applie green. Just look up youtube videos of civilians actually making it effective by using dye. Then the nonsense of allowing alcohol and cigarettes but not allowing cannabis. Learn about history of cannabis with its military medical and recreational use. John Pershing expidition, WW1 indica tablets.
AaaaAAGGH! EEEEERRAH!
@Cobra It's been that way since .. forever, probably. WW2 has a shit ton of cases of the military being very much "political", and on all sides. Patton and Rommel come to mind without even having to think
Amen! Great Soldier and a great Patriot! Much respect!
WWG1WGA
GOD BLESS🙏❤️🇺🇸
All services are political starting at E7 and pretty much all officer ranks. Air Force the most of all. Can confirm...I completed 22 yrs.
"Big drill gonna take of you" got me teary eyed. Of course the army is all about doing wtf you are supposed to do and sometimes big scary loud guys (or gals) with a lot of rank make sure it happens. But those same scary people would reach down into the depths of hell to carry you out. Those lead from the front, follow me, leaders that we all hope for.
"I don't really want to get involved"
"Well, why did you call me, then?"
"..."
Right? "I don't get involved" But I got your number from (most likely the husband) and called you, there by getting very involved.
That’s what I was thinking
Just like when a Drill Sergeant gets quiet, when Angry Cops gets calm and articulate, you know shit got real.
Honestly !!! The second I saw him behind a desk, with his hands folded , and that “we need to talk look” . I instantly knew some real shit went down
Exactly... when we get quiet, shits gettin real. An this Angry Cop video done got real.
~DS Hauger
You know that you don't want 😏 this guy as your enemy.
"Big drill gon' take care of you"
hit me right in the feels
Literally made me misty eyed.
Same honestly
Made me double check that I was subbed. Right in the feels brother. Integrity
Promote ahead of peers
Same
From a fellow "forever e-6" I salute your integrity and dedication. I have stood toe to toe with BDE and Div CSM and CDR telling them what they were not allowed to do on many occasions. The military needs less "yes" men and women and more men and women with integrity.
Side note: Your command must LOVE having you around. Makes their days and nights fun. LOL
Just remember “if you’re catching flack, then you’re over the target.”
Love this comment.
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Fucking T shirt material
@@SkinnerBeeMan I'd buy that shirt!
Well stated.
"suffering is a great teacher but suffering for the sake of suffering is nonsense." This is exactly why I like angry cops because even as a drill sergeant even as an e6 in the army knowing there's a lot of stupid s*** there's some parts of it that is just plain f****** dumb and he sees right through it and he ain't going to put up with it.
can't spell army without Y
The idea that a soldier should blindly follow the person with the most stripes went out with the Nuremberg trials, time and time again since then soldiers have been definitively held to account for their actions in various militaries across several conflicts.
If you want a thinking soldier to follow orders you have to instill the belief that the person ordering them has good reason to give that order and actually cares if you make it home alive or not, behaviour like this video talks about is probably gonna lead to a lot more questioning of orders down the line if this isn't put right and the officers involved disgraced and discharged.
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
This to me is where the fine line of embrace the suck / cowboy up / common sense all merge into a single area. (Part of me is I agree with AC well 99% of me) but that 1% is nagging my brain. Was the CSM wrong absolutely, however again part a very small part of me is training, learning to embrace the suck (suffering just for suffering) is needed in line units, obviously not all the time and things could have been handled way different, however, you need to train suffer just to suffer, lay in freezing water just to know and push your limits, obviously if you get trench foot or hypothermia yeah have a medic take care of you but, all in all you fight and kill for American values, knowing when your frozen and can barley think and have learnt to push on is what wins battles not its cold so no training. Many ww2 vets have stated the only thing that kept them alive was the stupid level of harsh training they received to prepare for D-day. Also special forces go to sere school just to experience this type of treatment, (yes, i am splitting hairs and playing devils advocate) and this is where the csm was wrong is yes you can have your stringent stupid training (again its what pushes you to know your limitations and know when to just need to cowboy up and drive on) however they should have had ample time to warm up and see to their wounds (that is just the stupid part).
@@berryb745 I agree to an extent, and we probably have similar feelings on the matter. But I think it's worth noting there's a difference between "embrace the suck" because of a situation you find yourself in, and a situation you're deliberately put into (and a grey area between the two). Let's say you go on your field cycle in May, packing list comes out and there's no snivel gear (always have wet weather gear) on it because the expected weather is sunny and warm. Then while you're out there you run into some days where its cold and shitty. Well now you embrace the suck and you get some personal character development. That's not the same as having a field cycle in January/February, where you have snivel gear in your packing list specifically because of the expected weather, and then telling soldiers they're not allowed to use it. Now there's more too it than that (you dont let soldiers wear waffles when it's 50-60 degrees out, that's improper use of gear). But generally speaking, you get issued gear for a reason, and training is when you're supposed to learn how to properly utilize that gear. Basically I look at it as "I'm in a situation I'm not prepared for and have to learn to suck it up and cope." compared to "I'm in a situation I am prepared for, but am not being allowed to fix." As for denying medical treatment to soldiers, usually that's something that would be a big deal and be cause for an investigation. I'd be surprised if this is the last we heard about it.
Angry Cop worked as a drill sergeant. His entire JOB is to sniff out bullshit from new recruits and nip it in the bud. This is like being a young chess player going against a grandmaster from the USSR (rip that one kid you're momma ain't gonna save you).
Lmfao... The yt algorithm has educated you well my son.
Lmfao
@@davidparker.2227 When he left he was but a learner, now he's the master
Your*. Not trying to be that guy just sayin
@@Oblivisci........ since you're so conscious it's sayin' or saying. Not trying to be that guy
I salute you SSG. I’m retired now after 34 years. And I can say without a doubt, the Army needs you in the senior ranks.
This is why re-enlistment is at an all-time low:
All the potentially good NCOs get fed up with the command structure and the bullshit they’ve been spoon-fed for years and having to sit back and deal with it because “military life is different to civilian”, but realize that yeah; damn right it’s different, in all the wrong ways. My best to the guys in 2/30
I bet it is negatively impacting retention of junior officers too.
@Nonoffensive Username same here bro
This is why I left in 2006.
Exactly why I left in 2006.
Some people recently, don't remember who, did a poll of Sgts. getting out. #1 reason for getting out? Bad and insufficient leadership. That's why I got out. And I got out in 1990. From what I've seen and been told, the problem is getting worse.
"Big drill gonna take care of you" This is what a leader looks like.
Imagine being a new LT and doing the right thing only to be fragged by your command.
As a loud mouth E-6 that happened to me all the time. I had a POS E-7 that stabbed me in the back every chance he got. Amazing that that gave that POS anchors. Of course I get the last laugh, bastard drank himself to death 2 years after I left the command.
@@DJNitreBlue happens to most of the noncommisioned staff. Either they drink themselves to death at 35 or they beat their wives and command finds out.
This kinda shit happens all the time in corporate world, no regs on how to treat the doers, and absolutely nobody cares. Really refreshing to hear this Sgt doing what he does and caring for the enlist. Integrity, its everything
Happens all the time. It's why good Company Grade Officers leave. I left because my Colonel threatened to kill me in Afghanistan. Why, you ask? Because he didn't like that I was being truthful in my reports.
Goddamn
Mad respect, Staff Sergeant.
*Holy shit.* A civilian woman calls the man and interrogates him... She has some balls.
Nah, she is just super entitled...
As much as I dislike officers in general, their dependents are usually even worse.
@@Vod_MacDuff This is a dependapotamus for you. XD
Not balls just really crazy
they sound like a pile of liberals,,,,, in the army.
"Dependapotomus Karenii" - Commander's wife wants to speak to Angry Cops manager! LMFAO
"I'm just the wife, I don't get involved, so I'm involved"
How anyone could say "I don't get involved" after involving themselves, with a straight face, is just mind numbing!
@@sharks3010 They believe people are as empty up top as they are
Imagine being such a Blue Falcon that you can't imagine your own soldiers getting fucking Trench Foot. A condition literally named for a military fortification.
Should took a knee, changed their socks, and drank some water. Damn privates, destroying government property.
@@genten5300 If those other methods fail, the last step is take a Motrin and drink more water. In all seriousness though, I feel ya. I got second degree sunburns during deployment and got chewed out, even though I wore 100spf sunscreen. It was the most powerful available and still not enough. Damn my pasty irish/scando genes.
@@MaynardCrow Hey, at least with the irish/scando genes we can withstand the cold better than most people.
I am so glad I served when I did (84-91). Almost all of my Senior NCO's were Nam Vets and for the most part, looked out for us. They were hard assed for sure, but it was for the purpose of making us better soldiers, not just to fuck with us. I had respect for all of them, and when we deployed to DS/DS, I was damn glad to have them. There is something comforting about having a guy who has been in the shit, tell you how this really isn't as bad as you think it is.
I hate that Drill has become a martyr, in light of his career in the army, because of his fierce leadership skills. We need more NCOs like this. Not the paper pushers we’ve been getting. Thanks drill, for doing what you do and bringing light to situations like these, despite the backlash you receive.
Yeah...back channel officer comms are flaring up for this one!
He might even have his brass come down on him for pointing out something the higher ups stepped in
Playing a dangerous game but sometimes it has to be done...let's hope this isn't the hill he dies on
Wow, I had no idea he was still serving, wooooah I’m mind blown they haven’t put him away. Either way he’s made millions off YT he can retire tomorrow.
Sounds like the Angry Cops civilian corps needs to start blowing this up across all the social media platforms.
We won't. From the top down, they are trying to weed out the real soldiers and get rid of them. They need privates that will occupy American cities and confiscate firearms.
All the good ones get out asap, specifically because of shit like this. Brother already knows his fate, just like the rest of us.
"I'm just a commander's wife and I don't get involved"
Ok.. then why you calling me and getting involved?
I reckon the Commander got his wife to call and do the Commanders talking. Knowing full well that his wife can’t get reprimanded for it.
And then assumes all soldiers are shitbags. An opinion she shares with her husband no doubt.
"Big drill gonna take care of you"
Almost made me cry.
I felt that in my soul
It’s enough to make an arena of grown men cry
Same
Last week of CG boot you realize CCs(DIs) are human.
I always secretly wondered what impact your social media presence had on your military career and whether it was for the good or the bad. Probably means diddly squat coming from some random person on the youtubes, but you should be genuinely proud of yourself.. future promotions or not. not just for this but for everything you have done, tried to do, and no doubt will continue to do for the benefit and well being of others.
That being said you are hands down the angriest saint I've ever seen. Lol
As a retired LTC, this pisses me off more than you can imagine...I’ve given NCOs and Jr officers verbal counseling for less than this type of behavior...taking care of your soldiers should be #1 in every commander’s mind...unfortunately, I’ve seen way too many incompetent officers who are promoted and /or placed into positions of greater responsibility/authority due to the “West Point good old boy network”. It’s one of the reasons I chose to retire rather than stay beyond my 20 years.
Thank you for your service sir! My uncle was a lifer in the Marines. Watching him over the last 40 years I can only Partly understand the amount of commitment that takes. Seriously, thank you.
Thank you Sir, we who were in the ranks appreciated officers with that kind of integrity....but you know that, because your soldiers showed you by their performance.
You Sir, are what the military in general is lacking, I was fortunate enough to almost always have good officers on the company level. Higher up though....... very rare
Yes Sir! My Dad started out as a PV1 in the Reserves, went RA as enlisted, worked his way up the chain. OCS, Airborne, Ranger SF. Got Riffed after Vietnam, came back as an E5, then made E7 in record time. Retired as a Major. He really disliked West Point Grads. Called them "Ring Knockers". During my time in a CEB in Germany, 99.9% of the officers were West Point. They sucked. The only good ones were ROTC or Bootstrap. The only good one was the XO. When his time was up, they wanted him to be a CO somewhere. He said no. I want to teach at West Point or I get out. He went on to teach "Nuclear Thermodynamics" or something, at WP. One of the best commanders I ever met.
Same here Battle...O-5 @ 20 and no more! Love the Army, hate the BS...and it's getting worse these days.
"I know ill be a career E-6 until l retire" would have been one of the best CSM's the army would have ever had
Problem is the sheer fact that he isnt an ass kisser and brown noser. Even is he made SGM he doesnt have the connections to become the sergeant major of the army.
I feel like that's true of all the branches. Im Navy and the Best 1st line leader I've ever had was an E-6 that would proactively tell our E-7s (who are basically a cult that would make the Marines look like normal sensible folks) that the way they did business could be better. But because he did so without the appropriate respect for the rank that they had and he didn't they would ignore him outright...Chevrons and rockers don't make you a good leader and some of these shits forgot that somewhere along the way.
Sadly, there are only so many Enlisted Jesus' that grace the Everest of the enlisted ranks.
The best NCOs I’ve ever worked under, worked next to and had work under me always were guys that had gotten screwed by some sort of verbage in an NCOER by an angry 1SG or commander who was called out over something at some point in time. I had a 15 year E6 who was one of the best performers/Weapons squad leaders I’ve ever had in my platoon. But the guy got screwed because he bit back on a 1SG and Company commander for putting his guys in a situation that could’ve been life threatening. As a PSG, I always looked at those guys like gold. I never had to worry about them taking care of my boys, and more importantly if I was doing something jacked up, they’d let me know…..rapidly. I wish this guy would make the list one day. He deserves it 110% So glad I retire next year.
I have a feeling that this story isn’t over yet.
Not even close.
Nope 🍿
I'm sure there will be a few smoking holes in the ground to let us know when it's over.
I'm hoping this makes headlines.
Ya not even close. I would hope that this would be really looked at hard by higher ups and punishment given but let's face facts this Lt. Col.will definitely get the option to retire early. And just as likely is that CSM will more then likely be able to retire also and those soldier that without a doubt were given article 15s will still be fucked over
I cannot believe that the Army doesn't appreciate your value to the organization! Thanks for using your influence for helping the Joes!
“Big Drill is going to take care of you”
Sad This guy cares more about soldiers then those in authority who have been entrusted in leadership.
That goes back all the way to the civil war days. Remember that movie where what's his name became the commander of the 1st all black battalion? How he had to ream ass and take names just to get his soldiers proper clothes and boots because the higher ups said the black people would never see combat? A damn good movie!
@Modern Zombie lol.
@@mancaverules4595 movie is Glory and the actor was Matthew Broderick. Great movie!!
Welcome to the army
Imagine he actually gets a promotion to E-7 because of this video alone.
To rip that soldiers tab off for simply taking care and caring about his soldiers is messed up.
that happens alot in the army......its just theatre....
@@TheNemesis442 I was in for 10 years I didn’t see it for something like this.
@@garrettjai91 I saw it all the time....saw it happen in basic if the drama queen DS was having a bad day, saw it happen to an infantry guy for not doing pushups fast enough......this was a pcs point were people were coming in from guard or reserves to active duty. Saw it on deployment when the CSM decided to embarrass an engineer by ripping off his sapper tab and then calling the rest without sapper tabs fake engineers.......
He cant cant take a tab or a or a long scroll. Funny a Ranger qualed troop was taking pitty on these men. Rangers are tough as nails this situation must've been pretty bad.
@@willpmack You’re absolutely right, for some reason a lot of higher ups think others should suffer just because they might of had to. Why have your men suffer when they don’t have to is beyond me.
She “didn’t remember” how she got your number?! 🙄
(1) she called your *personal* number as a soft-intimidation attempt
(2) “brigade lawyer” - same. B.S.! If he ain’t a JAGC member, he’s bullshitting you while also trying to intimidate you
"Brigade Lawyer", when you've been promoted from "Barracks Lawyer"
Makes you genuinely wonder how many calls she made as "the wife" to get the phone number.
@@Timman57
Zero!!!
She’s the real Brigade Commander!!!
He gave his wife Rich’s number so he could sleep in the bed next to her and not the floor or couch in the living room!!!
She made ZERO calls, just a slight tug on his balls, just to let him know who the boss really is!!!
@@Timman57 20 bucks on a background check sit an you'll get it.
@@AzzKicker-bz1cb hey man, its early, I didnt think of that 😂😂 I bet Angry Cops is their safeword in the bedroom.
You are the the very definition of a "Do what is right" kinda guy. A 21 year retired E-7 here and this video is inspiring to say the least!! I retired after being drawn into an instance very similar to what you describe. As a chief, I stood against an "O" due to being told "You need to be more like the junior officers". To that I said "I'm a Chief, not an officer! If I act like them, my enlisted will feel detached from the command with no representation." She rode me for the next two years and I finally gave up and walked away. The junior enlisted look up to us as mentors and you have to watch out for them, but at the same time show that you believe in the system. That guy's wife contacting you is massively inappropriate especially after he talked to you. I'm glad the vibe I got from this video was "I'm not stopping to point out stupid. Don't like it, don't do it!" Carry on my friend....
she says 'i'm just staying in my lane' yet obtains your phone number to talk with you about something out of her purview entirely. It's not a bake sale..it's private information! LOL
.....”it’s not a bake sale...”. 🤣🤣🤣
@@uga918 Glad you caught that too! 🤣😂🤣😂
Exactly my first thought. Mrs. Col, if you were staying in your lane, you would've never called me.
Shady as fuck. Also is AC still in? I've just become aware recently.
Dependapotamus needs to actually stay in her lane and leave the military business to people that are in the military. If she was staying in her lane, as said previously, she would have never called AC.
"I'm the brigade lawyer" that's some porn plumber level bs
Huh?🤨
@@setsers1 because a brigade lawyer isn’t really a thing just like how the classic porn movie plumber is fake
Yup no military unit in any of the branches has a lawyer specifically assigned just to them. Military units are not like big corporations in the civilian world. That's not to say there wont be a lawyer there to represent someone that gets into trouble.
But this CO unless he happens to be friends with someone in say Jag (Judge Advocate General Corps) wont have a lawyer on speed dial to bail them out of the holes they did themselves into.
Least taught Army value: Personal Courage. Angry Cops has demonstrated it wonderfully. Recommend ARCOM pending final CID investigation.
The last but not least.
Lol
You have the same name as my recruiter that got me sent to 2/30 Infantry... 😂
@@deebo3483 plot twist
One of the most important as well.
The end of this video made me pretty happy. Your motivation is keeping me going through a tough time and I appreciate that. Thank you
What’s worse is that platoon leader will probably have his army career ruined for trying to do the right thing and that BN CDR will most likely get promoted to full bird colonel. Once you’re in the “Good Ol’ Boy” club, you’re pretty much untouchable. Pissed me off.
Yup, my former commander (CPT) was hit with a domestic abuse charge. She got out as a COL
Question is how many targets is he going to pain on not only his back but his spouses back as well
I see it regularly, Enlisted are held to a standard and paper applied to them. Officers have a SHARP or alcohol issue and get "talked to". Then we get to see them make the their next rank, as if they were stellar leaders. Officers don't do paper on Officers.
Had an artillery O5 physically assault a female MP E6 because we wouldn’t let his fresh from training medic treat a female soldier of his that attempted suicide. The medic told the LTC that it was above his abilities with what he had available. The DA civilian paramedic stated, and I quote, “I heard the COL say 'get out of my say sgt. White, I’m going to see the garrison commander’ then I turned to see SSG White flying through the air.”
When it was all said and done, the LTC did become a COL, and we were told both parties were to blame.
I’ve seen UCMJ applied to CPTs, but O5 and above can be drunk on duty and everyone can smell it, but no one said anything because he could ruin their career. That guy is now an O6.
“Big Drill gon take care of you.”
This is the way
*desk slap* He’s the man
*Desk Pop*
“I found a gun y’all!”
This is the way
I've never served, but i've always got the impression from friends who have, that drill sergeants and drill instructors are hard as fuck on their guys, but god help the one outside that barracks who fucks over those recruits/privates for shitty reasons, because drill will not stand for that, and will everything he can protect those joes from officers who know fuck all, and senior NCOs who are jonesing to make O way too hard. .
Do they not understand "Mr. Angry" is also a cop? ....Lying to a cop never ends well.
We really don't deserve angry cops but thank god we got him
Exactly. Seems like the type of cop who has intregrity. I don't know personally, but glad he is also a blue!
You know. I've learned a lesson that has better odds of working out than lying. If you tell them the truth you get a lighter punishment. Don't rat on anyone else, but feel free to rat on yourself all day.
🙌
From what I've seen he's natty guard + civilian LEO. Dude's a damn fine cop.
Those last couple of minutes got me. I got a little choked up when he got personal. He’s a great man. He’s inspiring, funny and true. He’s what every Soldier needs to strive to become. I’m thinking of going to the Air Force reserves soon, but man SSGT Hy, your an awesome man, with tons of pride and love for the Army and the fellow Soldiers/brothers and sisters that stand with you. Seeing him get choked up is like seeing my dad cry, it makes me wanna shed a tear too. I would gladly follow him into battle.
When he said big drill gonna take care of you my heart got all happy and bubbly. He's like that parent who will jump over a field of bears and sharks just to get the truth.
"To suffer for the sake of suffering is nonsense." 100% agree, always have.
I’ve told almost every single person in my leadership that same phrase after this last deployment and they wonder why retention fell through the floor
@Mr. Shlock nothing wrong with that. No one should be denied wearing uniform items that are designed to keep you comfortable. Being uncomfortable doing a low crawl, tired of 3-5 second rush, carrying stimulated casualties, etc. are all acceptable discomforts as they accomplish some sort of training.
@Mr. Shlock You're completely missing the point. Suffering is an excellent and necessary tool in military training, no one is denying that. The point is, the suffering you're inflicting on the grunts should serve the purpose of training them and should not result in *casualties*. Forcing the privates to PT until they can barely stand, or march for miles with heavy equipment through harsh weather, is training. Threatening them with disciplinary measures should they seek medical care when the flesh of their feet starts bloating and sloughing off is cruelty and serves no purpose but preserving the fragile ego of incompetent superiors.
@Mr. Shlock That's the thing, though. Trench foot, left untreated, leads to necrosis and will often necessitate amputation. That's a permanent disability. Senior NCO's usually know what they're doing, yes, but in this case it's clear that we have an exception to the rule.
@@lemax6865 I respect your composure sir
“Rangers don’t go to med roll for trench foot”
That’s not true, If you aren’t mission capable cause your feet are fucked up, they want you to go and get that shit fixed so you can go back to being a badass!
Yeah I agree with you, that’s one of the dumbest things I’ve ever heard. “Push through the pain brah” 1720s mentality before they lived past 35. Recovery is equally as important as work, mentally and physically.
@@MobileAura No pain no gain- civilian body builders
Well, I went through Army basic training in 1983. Every opportunity we had, we were required to check our feet. The drill sergeants made us remove boots and socks during ruck marches to check feet. All but one of my drill sergeants were Viet Nam vets so they knew what it meant to take care of your feet, they had to to survive in moist, warm climates. We all know the Army travels everywhere via LPC’s so foot hygiene, and care, is paramount. I don’t understand why a SGM doesn’t reinforce foot care. If a soldier can’t march into battle, what good is he?
@@dereklea1183 I guess you could say people cared more about their soldiers in the 80s
What's the bet the SGM didn't have his Ranger tab.
Wait...if the “wife” was concerned with “staying on her own lane,” why was she making that phone call in the first place. Is she military? It’s not the fucking gossip line at the stamp factory or something. What is she his mother too? I don’t get why she is even involved. Unless she was asked....oh god.
Haven't known many O4 and above officer wives have you? There are plenty of wives that think they get to use their husband's rank as a club.
As far as why she got involved I think she think/knows if this problem gets enough coverage her husband's career might be seriously hurt.
@@gaspainsify naw I’m non military. A civvie? But I figure “status” is something of a commodity, as it is with most women. That doesn’t change. And of course they swoop in and steal the glory of “rank,” as if they earned it as well. I can imagine how they “hoard” it and hold it above their peers. Must be a nightmare. Maybe they should make pins for the wives identifying & displaying their shared rank with their husband, just so everyone is on the same page.🤣
@@garrettmarshall1288 This sort of thing is really common with officers wives, hubby fucks up socially and the wife swoops in to fix things up before the situation explodes.
When the people involved arent idiots, its honestly not a terrible system. The military does love idiots though.
She thought she got her husbands rank along with the ring when she said "I do"
Because she’s become used to that cushy officer dependapotamous lifestyle and wants to do everything she can to preserve it
You're a hell of an asset. To the country, to the army, and to your brothers in arms. I'm glad you're on our side. Bless you.
"Soldier, I'll have you know that I'm the Battalion Commander's wife!"
"I'm well aware of that fact, ma'am, but I still can't let you on-post if you cannot provide the proper identification. I recommend you go back home and retrieve and then we will happily allow you to drive through. Why, smiles might even be involved and we may just requisition a firework display."
[3 days later]
"CPL Nonya, I apologize for the issue my wife caused at the front gate the other day and it's *never* going to happen again."
"What issue, sir? I don't recall any issues at the front gate last time I was on duty there."
You have to handle officer dependas gracefully.
Love it
Before enlisting I used to work on post for MWR and did some life guarding too. Officer wives were the worst, thought they could solve everything or get away with everything just by bringing up the rank of their spouse and making people run around to do their bidding.
So this post doesn't have on-base housing for Lieutenant Colonels and their dependents?
I got a call like that, 11th Cav in Fulda. The woman in question was my 8 months-pregnant wife. She got, essentially, hysterical over the fact she'd left her ID at home.
I asked the gate MP to stand by, I'd be right there. (like, 2 buildings away)
The gate MP, of course, had done nothing wrong. I wound up talking my wife down, reminding her that he (a Spec4, me a 1LT in Force Mod) telling her that she had to apologize right then and there, which she did. I picked up the phone, called the Fulda Bowling alley and asked them to make a large pizza with everything (GREAT fricking pizza, BTW) and I'd be down to pick it up. I hung up, apologized to the MP myself, sent her home, went and got the pizza, brought it back to the guard shack, apologized to both the guys there and went back to pushing paper.
i bet she is the kind of woman that expects to be addressed by her husbands rank and saluted. you know the ones lmao. the bigger problem here is the OPSEC violation. you dont hand out some NCOs number.
Why was the commander's wife even getting involved?
"hey excuse me, it's about the 2-30 video"
"Who are you?"
"commander's wife"
*click*
*calls commander*
"Why the hell is your CIVILIAN wife calling me about this? does she also dress you in the mornings and takes you to work? tucks you in bed at night with a kiss on the forehead? reads you a bed time story?"
This is woman the “you will address me by my husband’s rank” bumper sticker was made for.
I would have just hung up and laughed my ass off. She a stupid dependa.
wouldn't that break the chain of command?I know higher-ups can do that but lower ranks are the asspaper that these💩 articles are in the UCMJ
Because the Commander sees he is going to get removed form Command for all the dumb shit his E9 did/said. And he didnt take action. Trying to put the fire out or as they say damage control
I like that she called him to say it's all misinfo, but then plays the civilian "oh I don't get involved" card.
This is the reason they stopped putting blue stickers on officer cars cuz these women thought they should be saluted.
“But whenever something like this erupts and you got nowhere to go... big drill gonna take care of you”
Hits different man
I'm a retired Marine officer. I've seen a couple dozen of your videos now including the one which sparked this one. This is the best video of your videos I've seen to date. I've run into this toxic leadership before at the CO level, once with an Army Bn CO, his CSM, and his LTCOL (Sel) OpsO in Iraq in 2003, and again with a Marine Regt CO later in my career. In the first case, karma intervened and the arrogance of the Army Bn CO (to whose command our Marine reserve company was attached) caught up with him because the AQI bastard who shot him dead didn't give a sh*t about the curfew our hero personally tried to enforce. In the second case, the Regt CO was slapped with not one, but two rightfully deserved Cmd Climate Surveys, but in both cases, his buddies at Division protected him. This became just another case of unchecked toxic leadership investigated by higher authority but dismissed because high-ranking officers are protecting their buddies of the same rank. The injustice here--assuming due diligence of Sgt Hy has been done, and it appears to have been--is off the charts. Had I been the Regimental CO, I'd have relieved both the CO and CSM. This is UNSAT. Integrity used to actually mean something, but for the last 30 years, it has been nothing but an empty word. Those who do the right thing--enlisted AND officers alike--are punished. Those who "play the game" regardless of who gets hurt by the decisions and egregious failures of leadership (if you want to call it that) are advanced, and THAT is why we have complete idiots running the country from the Alzheimer-in-Chief to every one of his Service Chiefs, down to people like the 2-30 Bn CO and his failure of a CSM who thinks a training evolution is the same as the Battle of Chosin.
There is nothing wrong with being a career E6 if all of the people in higher enlisted ranks are actually better in all facets. It is blindly clear this is not the case and Angry Cops would have been an awesome SGM. The Army failed to correctly promote many and the incident at the 2-30 is proof IMO. I give huge props to the Lt and other mid level leaders who said "f this shit" and pulled their guys out of the shitty situation. The Lt being removed after adapting and overcoming is again proof the 2-30 has very senior leadership issues IMO.
My TI in basic was a 13 year e5 for some shit in his past, one of the best dudes I ever met and would trust with my life no questions asked. All branches just be on some shit some times.
An LT and likely a PSG doing thier jobs, taking care of there men... I bet there is a pissed off 1sg somewhere too
Well said, my man. I've had shit leaders and some phenomenal ones. It's just the way things go sometimes. There's people willing to shit all over their soldiers to make it up the ranks and some that do their job and tell command "what you're asking is not possible, or at the very least is a terrible idea."
Generals like Schwarzkopf, Patton, and MacArthur would knock his ass out for some shit like that
I've met WAY too many officers who should never be trusted with the scooper in an ice cream shop.
Makes this old Air Force NCO want to point out this “ toxic leadership” to my congressman and senators.
If i remember the 16th SMA was looking into this also.
It would fall on deaf ears...the majority of DC are ALL toxic leaders!! I guarantee a majority of those POS'S thinks that what the CSM and Commander did was just okeydokey!!
Today's politicians are more concerned with stacking the officer class with their cronies than they are about the well being of the troops and the readiness of the force.
Navy Petty Officer 2nd class here. I want to do the same thing. This is bullshit.
I hate it when they run the power train bullshit. If I earned a ranger tab I cant say there wouldnt be a fist fight with him ripping it off
Him being quiet is more scary than him yelling at us.
than*
We knew what you meant.
Yeah i got marine spelling too lol
shows at the end when he fights back tears my man
@@DivineMercySaves your profile name should be "grammar nazi"
“Teary eyed” I know the pride you was feeling at that moment. Love all my brothers and sisters
“Unbecoming of a Warrant Officer”.. Bullshit, if NCOS acted like this every day in the army, this army would be the most morale driven, high spirited, perfect fucking army that we all wish we had. I fuckin love this dude. Thanks drill.
I have learned that nothing is unbecoming of a warrant officer. Those mfs were weird
@@skankmcgank I figured with the stache and a coffee cup he woulda been a shoo-in...
@@Lafly84 Nah, he appears WAY too often to be a warrant. He doesn't have the powers of invisibility they do
That’s what happens when you actually do your job and care for your guys, you get punished.
@preme spazz damn straight
E3 goes to sick call for frostbite
SgtMaj threatens articles on E3
E3 with diagnosis of frost bite "ok SgtMaj, I request trial court martial."
SgtMaj's sphincter slams shut.
I served as TDS NCOIC both deployed and in garrison (my favorite experience in my entire career, tbh). This is 1000% the rare time you would mark that block. My attorneys would have been SALIVATING to take that shit to court.
That's exactly what I was thinking. I wouldn't have had to think twice about it. I'm pretty sure he would not be a CSM after that.
pull a major winters from band of brothers
Almost any time they wish to NJP request court martial. 99.9% of the time there is not enough evidence to convict. It is your right as a service member to request court-martial and they cannot stop you. Then and only then do they have to produce adequate evidence of guilt. NJP all that is required is the assumption of guilt and then its automatically you are deemed guilty before you even go in. I have seen many NJP and never have I seen someone not be found guilty with ZERO evidence.
@@justinkooker1460 found the marine Ninja punching a CSM
When someone says “I bet you 100 years of service in the army” they’re SURE of what they’re saying.
You ain't shitting there!!
My discharge is framed on the wall in my office, 100 year bet... That's serious shit
@@evil_me They are going to turn you into Captain America or some shit to cash in on that deal.
Army: why is the morale of our soldiers so low? Army: *THIS situtation*
@@mooseontheloose-2531 Fort hood?
People forgetting that shittiness is supposed to be an unfortunate cost of doing business, not as a result of actual malicious active constant abuse that is not okay.
@@Scriptedviolince fort hood is trash, I hear a new story every day.
And many just like it.
I joined the Army after the Marines and my Marine unit (2nd FAST) was pretty locked on, then I went to Gordon and Hood, my mind was blown by how low morale was, the soldiers were cool but it always seemed like they had their hands tied. It was super super depressing, I know not all units in the Army are that ate up but these ones were.
@@whatabouttheearth I was lucky and was in good units, I didn't experience 8up until fort bliss but by then I was retiring thank god.
Congrats, Terminal Staff. Thanks again.
As apart of the E-4 mafia and not afraid of being demoted, tell me who to fight.
Lol hooah!
LEETTSSS GOOOO!!!
Grab your Monsters and Copenhagen boys...we're goin' to war! #ShamWars
Same lmao
E-4 mafia...its your duty to protect those NCO's who go to bat for you; take care of Drill; he's one of the good ones!
"Suffering is a hell of a teacher, but suffering just for the sake of suffering is nonsense."
SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE SENIOR NCOs IN THE BACK
🙏🙏👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Sergeant Major Pandy: Never practice being miserable, son. You'll get plenty of opportunities to do it for real.
Same shit with me during Jan 1991 Desert Storm. I was on guard duty. Rainy and cold in the wee hours of the morning. One shift it was all I could do to breathe with all my equipment on. I had bronchitis as a kid and it was way worse. I told the Sergeant of the Guard I needed to go to BAS and see a Corpsman. He was an E-5 and I was a lowly E-3 pretty much right out of my technical training. He told me not to go or else he would put me on extra shifts, etc. After a couple days, I had to go see a Corpsman. They did their checks and after giving me emergency heavy duty antibiotics and a nebulizer, he said I was on the verge of pneumonia. I think it's in my medical records as Bronchial Asthmatic Spasms or something. Was put in Fleet Five hospital for a few days just in time to do one more day of guard duty, then go back to my normal platoon. That guy was a dick for no reason and literally put my health at risk.
"I'm not a part of this, I'm just a civilian..."
Then WTF are you calling me?!
That would have been my reply too
Precisely!!!!!!!!!
Hit her with a quick “ then lose my fucking number”
I misread the title as "The 2-30 commander called me, so I did his wife" lol
That would be a bold power move.
🤣
I did to lmao
"Hard work work!"
I read that to
The fact the Lieutenant was removed and reassigned, arbitrarily, should be enough to launch an investigation into the 2-30 to begin with. Officer reassignment, especially in the middle of an exercise is a HUGE deal with inquiries. Just by doing that, that LtCol just shot himself and his Sergeant Major in both feet at once.
I am a huge military buff, couldn't join due to health conditions, but I wanted to comment this and saw your comment. Your comment needs more likes, good sir. And the 2-30 command chain needs to be investigated thoroughly.
@@crazycherokee8552 Same, got diabetes at age 14, 17 years ago, and I was crushed I couldnt join.
@@SpecialEDy heart murmur with a side of asthma, all genetically inherited. I crack jokes on my family all the time for being the reason I'm that guy that says "I would've joined but..." 🤦♂️🤣 cant join up but I still support the fine folks that are badass enough to join 🤘
It goes without saying, the Lieutenant got his entire career ended with that reassignment. That's on his record and it's going to be a GIGANTIC red flag for every promotion opportunity he might see.
2-30 command doesn't shit on Joes because their scummy enlisted and he's a high and mighty officer. 2-30 command shits on anyone indiscriminately. Because he's got ZERO integrity. I 100% guarantee there are similar stories going all the way back to his days as a freshly buttered PL.
Eyes, getting my final no from the British Army after going through a year of applications, attending drill night and anything else they offered (reserves) was the fucking worst.
In my current job though I can do soe good for reservists and veterans so throw my passion there now.
I stumbled onto your videos just recently in APR ‘22. I was an army medic, and got out as a SGT. Mad respect to you for putting your neck out for these soldiers that need help from a command that doesn’t follow a single one of the army values. I hope these shit stain SGM and LTC got their walking paper.
the one dislike is of the commander's dependa.
It’s 2 now
I bet that bitch runs around base yelling at ppl and references "I am the commanders wife"
@@marethyu7593 She used her husbands account to dislike it too.
🤣
@@marethyu7593 her boyfriend obeys
So after the call, the commander went crying to his wife, who then called back. Thats just epic
Surprised his mommy didn't call.
@@deth3021 You know she's next to and maybe the "Presidents Lawyer" of the US military 😉 .
@@deth3021she did 😉
I rather a E6 with honor than any incompetent egotistical officer.
@Col Richard Gallaher Your not funny sir. Lol Just stop.
@Col Richard Gallaher doubt it.
@Col Richard Gallaher Colonel, seriously?
I wonder how nice it felt for the SGM being in the TOC wich is all warm and cozy, when all his junior enlisted were outside in the cold wet foxholes?🤔
He is speaking so calmly about the commanders wife but I can only hear a massive Karen.
Dependapotamus
Almost all Officer wives are.
Careful, Karen will get your personal phone number too
A very slimy Karen
bro, dependas have been pulling shit like this since the term "Karen" became a thing. lol
You are the epitome of integrity. As a former commanding officer in the USAF, I believe there can be no finer NCO than one who stands up for his men. I would have been proud to have served with you. And I'm proud to call you a brother at arms.
Thank you sir, for seeing the integrity in Angry Cops' purpose here. As a former USAF Senior NCO I supported many GOOD commanders and other officers who all lived our Core Values, but particularly that 1st one: Integrity First
Take some time to respond to Mr. "Unapologetic Prepper's" response a little after yours to let him know what you think about his concern for blind trust of bad leadership, particularly in the face of decisions they've made that violate the big three:
Illegal
Immoral
Unethical
gaayyy
That's ironic since myself as a former Commanding General in the Marines I cannot say enough about this "career" E-6, wished we had more like him in our ranks today.
All the dislikes are from senior leaders who got to their position by stepping on and over their soldiers, and who lack integrity.
Wouldn't really be surprised if that is actually true
Yes no lie
Dude, thanks. I am a year late to the party, and my blood boiled as you put out the info. I appreciate what you do for the Military and Veteran communities and enjoy the content. Don't always see eye to eye with you, but have not been in for over 20 so my views have adapted a bit. Keep it up and I'll keep supporting the channel. AATW.
When my boy doesn’t begin a video with “My drill sergeant sense is tingling” then you know shit is about to get real.
100% and that's when the real A.C personality comes out
Alternate title: Thicc DS talks about legit topics while using big brain.
I'll allow it.
HMMMM! MASTER SERGEANT! I'm trying to sneak around and recon the objective, but I'm dummy thicc, and the clap of my ass cheeks keeps alerting OPFOR!
Science shows that the size and mass of a persons head, skull, or cranium is not directly representative of having a big brain. How ever that big beautiful doom piece houses alot of good info
*Above listed statement contains less than one 1% of science.
Big brain skills
Retired Officer only a weasel gets his wife involved. Using your lady as a flack vest isn’t very brave. My daily mantra was if promotion is more important then the men and the mission it’s time to go.
I would have served under you gladly, sir.
Oorah
@Dalton Roadhouse Agreed he should try to be president, such a wonderful guy!
I watched both of your videos regarding this incident and apparent breakdown of command.
I honorably left the Army in 1988 as an 03. As a young 01 it was pounded into my head that my main responsibility, besides mission accomplishment, was the health & welfare of the Soldiers entrusted to me. My 1st assignment was in Korea, where the prevention of cold injuries was stressed.
The fact that this CSM made that statement and the BN CDR supported and minimized that Is unconscionable.
I hope that the both of them are no longer in a command position. Although I fear that they both were given a FUMU.
When an O5 calls an E6 to explain himself and his actions you know shit is wrong. You nailed it AC...it's all about Integrity.
“Career E-6” and proud of it. You have stood up for what you believe and paid the price. And you did it with pride. I tip my hat to you. Nothing earns more respect than what you have done and do on a regular basis.
Fuck n a right bro!
The sad part is this is exactly what the army needs in terms of senior leadership.
Im a retired E7 gunnery sgt usmc .what you did is very honorable brother nothing but respect for you.
@Mr. Shlock can it, shitlock. He's more than likely done more than your whole family put together.
I have an NCO with 18 years in the Army and is an E-6. That dude will fight for the rights of his soldiers and has saved my ass from an Article 15 recommendation. I didn't really even know him at the time, and he still stood up for me in front of everyone. Now that I know him better, I see he is an all-around great dude.
Sounds like a typical Officer's wife. She has no actual rank, but uses her husband's rank when it suits her or when she wants to meddle.
That whole video of shit and you're comment is about the person that has the least to do with what's going on? lol
Drunk on hubby's position & power.
Time for CID to investigate how she got his personal number!
@Austin Garner And? I didn't say she did nothing wrong, I said that she's the least involved and least relevant person in the whole situation, and we all know who gave her the number. So wtf is everyone's obsession with her?
Sounds like he married a Karen
@@Warrior_Culture She is not the least involved party and the fact that she got his number means someone did something they shouldn’t have.
The attitude of leadership within the military/ government has only gotten much, much worse.
Ripping off a ranger tab? He's lucky he didn't get his neck broke.
Yeah seriously he most likely had to earn that tab with his blood sweat and tears
@@brandonwisniewski3269 I can absolutely guarantee that he did.
@@mountain_manmoto5566 of course I had the honor of serving with rangers overseas as a 68w (combat medic) and I also trained with them and they’re some of the most outstanding and amazing people I’ve ever had the opportunity to work with.
@@brandonwisniewski3269 my battle buddy from basic went ranger. I tried but I was done after jump school. Of course, I was 32 years old at the time. RIP is no joke. Selection is even worse.
Yeah, I was thinking the exact same thing
Her: "Take down the video!" Angry Cops: "What if I didn't do that, and made another..." lmao
He ripped off the soldier's Ranger tab, and he's still alive? That's one well tempered soldier.
There would be war normally for such a thing.
I wouldn't blame the ranger either, they go through hell to get that tab
That patch is worth more than most NCOs entire careers.
CSM probably has one, which is not an excuse, and is worse IMO.
I've seen it done, three times, one was because a tabf*g threatened to shoot his entire platoon while out on patrol because he flipped the fuck out. Afghanistan 06
My team was on exercise on FT Bragg. Rain started with lightening arcing across the sky. Since we were an LLVI team, we had rucksacks full of metal equipment. I had my team take off their gear and move away from it. My det sergeant got pissed, told me to have them ruck up and move to the extraction point. I told him no, we'd move when the lightening storm stopped. I caught shit for it, but better that than five dead guys.
Take a good look, boys and girls. This is a real leader. This is a guy you'd follow to hell and back because you know he'll be beside you the whole time. You should all be proud to emulate this type of leader.
This isn't just for the army. You can improve any situation in life by exhibiting these characteristics.
Angry Cops, thank you for doing what you do.
My experience was that Angry Cop exhibited the same character as the vast majority of NCOs. Something is wrong with this unit and no one is willing to make a stand at the cost of their career. At least with the information we have.
ditto! I agree with your sentiments.
p.s. I once worked with a guy in Iceland named Vidar Sigurn
@@charlietipton8502 Agreed, I can think of damn few NCOs in my experience that were anything less than total pros....each had strengths and weaknesses as do we all, but by and large they all shared that sense of integrity and pride in their profession.
Absolutely.
@@donoimdono2702 it's a pseudonym but thanks. I've had Icelandic people tell me it sounds Icelandic.