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We all know the military can be a strict place. However, some of the rules and regulations members need to follow as laid out in laws like the US’ The Uniform Code of Military Justice are surprising, and even a bit funny. Could you follow these rules and cut it in the military?
🗓️ Topics Discussed
Trimming The ‘Stache
Adultery
Get Off The Grass
Getting Inked
Jumping Into Water
No Criticizing The Government
The Stragglers
Careful Where You Put Your Hands
Malingering
Duelling
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https://www.gijobs.com/dumbest-military-ruhttps://www.wearethemighty.com/military-life/why-troops-keep-off-grass/ les https://forum.aircadetcentral.net/t/get-off-the-queens-grass-what-is-the-origins-of-this-and-is-it-just-a-atc-or-sqn-thing/10696
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Timestamps:
Intro: (00:00)
Trimming The ‘Stache: (00:23)
Adultery: (01:20)
Get Off The Grass: (02:06)
Getting Inked: (02:50)
Jumping Into Water: (04:01)
No Critising The Government: (04:47)
The Stragglers: (05:36)
Careful Where You Put Your Hands: (06:26)
Malingering: (07:06)
Duelling: (07:54)
InVideo: (08:53)
Outro: (10:45)
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in the navy its technically not allowed but ive seen many people with fully inked out hands.
They have to catch you in the act for adultry. Vegas was a free pass apparently
2:06 And yet countless spouses have gotten away with adultery and won in divorce. But god forbid the service member do it
Not completely accurate as i served 2 tours in the late 80's and early 90's with a large tattoo of a semi auto pistol and the words "No Job Too Tough….No Fee To High" tattooed on the back of my hand. Only twice was it ever even noticed. I was on the Unit honor guard and asked to cover it with camo for parade duties. Other then that a Drill instructor on Ft. Knox asked to see it and showed me the tattoo he had on the back of his hand!
No racist tattoo? 😂😂
Ummmmmmm,
not sure what year this video was made,
but you said was no reported duels in the last 14 years?
So dueling in the US Military was still a thing in the early 2000s?
4:13 "All Hands to Bathe" is a Royal Navy tradition where a ship stops, and the crew is invited to swim in the sea. Often jumping from the main deck. It originated from the need for sailors to wash in the absence of sufficient fresh water for hygiene on long voyages. Although hygiene is no longer a problem on modern warships, the tradition continues today as a morale-boosting activity.
Those are good rules to live by I still use them today and I've been outside out of the Air Force for 30 years And you left out some rules too how about PDA no Personal Display of Affection you can say nothing about that No holding hands no kissing in uniform
Ammount of booze ans type in barracks depemds on rank. Setting troops up for failure and teaching rhem acholgolic behaviorw ans creatinf a rheiving enviroment to drink your troubles ans ir be normal to hide your booze