Ive been missing my front tooth now for over 1.5 years. Ive been relentlessly trying for the past year to get an implant. I will admit, I am human. Ive lost 2 of the given prosthetic teeth that have been given to me in the last 1.5 years. Ive been in contact with the brigade dentist but it seems like my asking for updates got annoying 🤷‍♂️ I may have expressed my frustration at having to take my...

Range tomorrow, 0400 at the arms room, says your the OIC make sure you grab the range box from 3rd plt they said they restocked it after the last range.

uber: yeah I was in the army 25 years I was a 13b the whole time

me: you must be real photogenic then

uber: yeah I used to blow shit up all the time

me: yeah I bet

uber: yeah I killed about 60 people

me: wuh

uber: yeah I was deployed to Iraq 7 times now I drive soldiers around

me: you okay bro?

uber: yeah I just thug that shit out

me: he'll yeah

Did I meet a fucking war hero

I called him sir as I was instructing him to come with me and he blew up on me saying how he was a CSM and that calling him “sir” is such a offensive term.

This happens so often, why? You’re retired give it up. Btw he was also shaven..

So as an enlisted I know it’s far more common for us to do 1-2 enlistments and get out. How common is it that an officer gets out before 20 years? For those that do get out, Is money the main reason why or is there also officer fuck fuck games?

I’ll take a lengua torta from taco king in Fairbanks AK

I was offered a large bonus for an indefinite enlistment with an in designated MOS. What does this mean, recruiter is incredibly nonchalant and laid back about it, yet vague.

I’m 25, some kids and a wife. I’m either passing SFAS or I’m getting out.

I’m a non flying O type in an aviation S shop that’s just straight up not having a good time.

I’ll take a Big Mac meal with a side of boats and logs.

Took thirteen years, finally getting the correct diagnosis, and a spinal cord stimulator, but I got use of my arm back.

I miss serving. Being voluntold into a medical retirement at 27 was both awesome and awful. Knocked out a heck of an education, should be a nurse practitioner next year. I make a ton more money as a civilian Registered Nurse, but sometimes I miss serving.

Alright, just wanted...

I miss being a pvt. I miss competing with the 100 other pvts in the company for that 1 spc waiver. I miss pool pt with a 1sg who lets ppl do combative in the pool. I miss combat deployments.

I would go back to being a 19-year-old pfc over a registered dietitian overseeing a mtf and field feeding for the rest of my career.