Military Q&A: Enlisted versus Officer with Nick Bare

[@dimsuminab0x]

There really is no Officer versus Enlisted. Each career path is dependent on each other. When one goes through OCS, it is the enlisted that trains and grooms the candidate. In a company or platoon there is a commander (Officer) and his/her enlisted counter part. In reality the only difference between officer and enlisted are the perks of being an officer, you get a greeting of the day, better housing, and more pay. However, if a company fails, the commanding officer is held responsible

[@darkjak224]

Nick had a hard time thinking of cons for Officer route lol

[@bartekzarzecki7678]

To be a good leader, you first have to be a good follower

[@mmr-ff2dx]

SouthernFried87 I would

[@jpersonen98]

That is the most bullshit thing i have ever read

[@aviddavid8793]

I think its more you can be a better leader Because you know What followers feel.

[@maddoxdavidson9963]

No

[@TitanFlare]

@@jpersonen98 how is that bullshit? Nobody is going to respect you as a leader if you are telling them to do things you wouldn't or haven't done yourself. Don't forget where you came from, that makes for terrible leadership

[@reddevilparatrooper]

I have known many guys from my Basic, Infantry, and Airborne School days who started with me become great NCOs and Officers. Some of those NCOs and Officers started as Privates in my team, squad, and platoon. Some of them I had to kick them out of their racks, yell at them, make them dig, and give them a "smoking session" that even last a few hours or days for messing up. I also led some of them into combat too. Once they either leave me by going to another unit or leave the Army. They take something from me good or bad. Those guys got promoted in their units or went to other options like Ranger, SF, Drill Sergeant, or Recruiter as later NCOs. The handful that became Officers indeed became a special breed in my opinion. The Officers that I knew as a Private then to NCO varied. The two who came West Point were great because I was their Radio Operator and taught me the basics of the OP Order, terrain model, and public speaking an instructing. The ROTC guys straight from college to Infantry had to be teaspoon fed by all the platoon's NCOs and get an ass ripping occasionally by the CO and XO. My favorite guys were the former enlisted who later became NCOs and got commissioned through OCS, ROTC, or prior enlisted Infantry NCOs through West Point. These Officers made life so easy and made things work because they know how it works. That is from what I have experienced and saw from 23 years.

[@imwavi9251]

So if I was to enlist first and go through basics and then become commissioned through rotc. Would I be looking good for becoming an officer?

[@KrispyKidTay1]

@@imwavi9251 it's your decision at the end of the day it's your life pick what's best for you brother!

[@A7XDudeDrums]

Totally 100% agree with being a good leader is one that is not afraid to do the task with you! So many bosses (in my experience in the civilian world) will tell you to do something while they go into the office because "very important paper work" needs to be done.

[@bigzachful]

Very True

[@hhjames9139]

That voice! Exceptional! You ought to be doing voice over. Or a news talking head.

[@ChaseChewning]

Thanks! I am applying it to my new venture, Ever Forward Radio podcast launching early 2017.

[@zacharyjohns1157]

Officers that are prior enlisted soldiers have a lot more respect from their soldiers. Green to gold is definitely worth considering.

[@uncleiroh8665]

you might take hella long tho

[@jacoblong3541]

Bowl OfCereal Not if you do reserves or Guard, it’d take about the same time as going straight into college

[@yourmilitarymoney]

Great video guys! Happy Veteran's Day to both of you.

[@ChaseChewning]

Thank you!

[@edgarpoe5021]

Officers who commission through Officer Candidate School do go to Basic Training like everyone else, but as Specialist. We go to BCT, OCS, BOLC, and then any other special schools. ROTC and the academies don't do basic.

[@tizleness]

The thing I feel bad about that you touched on is the comradery of enlisted Soldiers. It is LONELY at the other side, well it seems that way looking at Officers.

[@GinaPrigg]

Thank you both for your service! Can't wait for future videos of you guys together!

[@yeoyeo9788]

Sooo cool seeing both of you in one video

[@Grambi568]

Great video. Thanks for posting it. I served in the Active Duty Army on the enlisted side as a 92 Alpha, Automated Logistics Specialist. Thanks to both of you guys for your service.

[@ChaseChewning]

Thank YOU! Love the military feedback from you guys.

[@WilliamKim7]

Thank you for your service. I feel like Army Officers leadership is geared more at a organizational standpoint. NCO's work with bottom of the enlistees and take care of their soldiers.

[@RavishingSailor]

Thank you for your service man. You got a new subscriber. I also echo what others have said that you should try to get into the radio or the film (voice over) business.

[@danieltrevino5808]

I just graduated army basic combat training. Made many great friends. Great comeradery . Have a group chat. I'm a private and have many private freinds. Got smoked. I'm on a course to be a 2nd lt in a few years. Going to basic has really made think of wanting to be enlisted but I want to be an astronaut. But to be honest, enlisted side seems much fun. Especially seeing the drill sgts together. They were good friends. Plus, I honestly think and see that the enlisted do more of leading and inspiring than my company commander.

[@Beautifulblessings88]

I'm 29 and a single mom. I just graduated from college with 48 credits. I'm considering joining the Air Force as a E3. People tell me I should go in as a officer. But I don't have a 4 year degree. I don't want to pull out more student loans to do almost 4 years of more college.

[@pacificwonderland6863]

Make sure you have a solid childcare system setup before you join the military so when or if you get deployed there isn't an issue. If thats not an issue, if I were you I would go enlisted, if your a stellar airman, smart academically, and get your commands approval you could be eligible for programs within the military that will send you to finish your degree and become an officer (thats how it worked in the navy) However this path isn't guaranteed.

[@user-nu3el2mo2w]

beautiful2 finish your bachelors and try to commission as an officer. Even if you don’t get to commission as an officer, you have a better shot of commissioning with a bachelors degree. They’ll also offer you a sign up bonus, student loan forgiveness, and you go in as a higher rank enlisted.

[@AtlantiXYL]

Honestly, It depend on your jobs too. There are a lot of very awesome jobs in the enlisted side, that Officers dont get to do. I believe your leadership skill and energy goes along with what you love to do.

[@Mary-gr3mr]

Lots of big money questions, absolutely awesome vid

[@hockeyprogoalie]

lol where was this filmed you guys just find an empty warehouse and say "fuck yeah this is perfect for a Q and A"

[@ChaseChewning]

It is Nick's gym, Bare Performance Gym. Check his channel now, pretty much stocked with equipment now. Set to open Feb 2017.

[@BrooklynArmyWife78]

Husband is a POG. 24 years and counting. Great video!

[@chadstafford668]

Thanks for answering my question about what good leadership looks like!! subscribe....👍👍

[@ChaseChewning]

Thank YOU!

[@nvsnake1489]

Someone told me it all depends on what you want to do in the Army. If you want to be boots on the ground and see combat action then NCO is the way to go and allows you to get more combat experience. If you are an officer, you might get lucky and get deployed but only for a short while until they throw you behind a desk. Is that true? Some people want that kind of job that involves combat. What are the chances of getting deployed somewhere like Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc places where there is combat? And would something like Special Forces or Ranger help you get there?

[@theknglionheart4202]

N Velasquez every job is deployable but not all are combat zone, you're not going to war because there really isn't one right now. think about it do soldiers needs food? Yes so a cook in the army will get deployed. Do people needs paperwork done? Yes so they'll be deployed. being an officer is hard training and special forces is harder

[@nvsnake1489]

Thanks for clearing that up. But my main question is still unanswered. There may not be an actual big war going on but I know for sure there are boots on the ground in places like Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. There is a frontline somewhere. The media does not completely cover it and the fact that we pulled out around 2014 allowed many terrorist organizations to move back in. The rise of ISIS for an example. Do you get to pick where you go? or does the military decide then end up sending you to S.Korea to do not much at all? Is it true that officers spend less time on the frontline as opposed to NCOs? Im well aware how difficult SFAS is and to be a combat officer would probably require Ranger School. I meet a guy who was squared away, had Special Forces tab, Airborne tab, and Ranger tab, so I know it is possible to achieve. SF specialize in training and advising other foreign armed security forces like the Kurds and Iraqi golden division actively right now.

[@theknglionheart4202]

Well if you really wanted to go into the front line then yes special operations is the way to go especially Seals but its just super random so you may never see any front line action in your time with special forces or you may go on a special operation to another country. Also you don't really get a choice where to get stationed at unless its your 2nd term in the service then you get an option for a duty station also you'll never be able to pick where to deploy to for combat Hope that cleared it up but you need to be in top shape endurance wise to get to special forces

[@nvsnake1489]

Thanks for the information. If I was going to join I would probably enlist and aim for 18X. SF don't always fight on the frontline but mostly train, supervise and assist other units. It is always difficult explaining the reasons why I might want to do that kind of job and at times I'd rather not try to. Someone has to do it but not just anyone, only a current kind of person can handle the weight of that responsibility and duty. It is a matter of having the right mindset from what I was told. I'm well aware how insane SFAS and Ranger School is. In addition, it would probably take years to completely finish all the training phases and courses. But I think I have the guts if I really wanted to go for it. This path is a full commitment kind of career and a damn hard one on top of that.

[@imwavi9251]

NV SNAKE I kind of have the same route that u may of taken for my future military career. I want to see some combat but I was planning to take the officer route through rotc but enlist first for basic so ik more and get that respect. If commissioned Officer wouldn’t be what I expected I think I’d try and go sf, or ranger School. So with that being said, is commission officer a waste for me and prolly not for me or would it be fine?

[@LexesOHara]

Loved this! The military videos are my fav!

[@Wiseguy248]

u hot

[@davidinnes247]

Funny thing, I was an Infantry company Commander with the 1st ID (F) in the early 1980s. It was remarkably lonely to be a company CO.

[@sheldinvenus6475]

Can you guys expand on a warrant officer

[@ColossusFitness]

such a dope collab dude. y'all are beauties

[@marcuslafrance8234]

hey Nick thank you for your service. I had a couple questions for you. I wanted to ask if you have seen any combat considering you are an infantry platoon leader! Also I wanted to know what your thoughts are with the escalating tensions around the world right now. thank you in advance!

[@turtlejuicexbae573]

I know this is a weird question, but having big legs means it's harder to find good pants that look good but aren't super tight. Where do you guys buy jeans and khakis at?

[@ChaseChewning]

Get my stuff from J. Crew in their urban slim fit for chinos, jeans are traditional slim cut from Banana Republic.

[@turtlejuicexbae573]

Chase Chewning thanks! You're a huge inspiration and motivated me to join the army!

[@staciketchum9110]

You gentleman are great explaining things 😊

[@ChaseChewning]

Thank YOU!

[@staciketchum9110]

Chase Chewning Hell, I'm married a Marine then went National Guard full time...I can't win.😊😊😉😉 Thank you, both for your service...

[@billshelton9147]

If you pilot, warrant officers (enlisted) fly. If you are commissioned, you fly and supervise.🚁

[@gringozilli]

Hey cool video chase, fingers crossed for the mavni program to open up for me, my dream was always to serve

[@Thesocialbakers]

I'm stationed in fort hood as well I get out in September next year and I want to transition into the fitness industry. I'd love to sit with you and talk goals.

[@ChaseChewning]

Anytime man! Hit me up on Twitter @ChaseChewning or Snap @ElderChewning and ask away.

[@lauradempsey100]

ejm aesthetics how do you get out

[@tomdykwell7087]

Your arms, shoulders and back have definitely grown since you got back stateside.

[@tonyvet2278]

I switched from Marine Corps infantry to Air Force Aircraft Maintenance. And am thinking about doing a video.

[@LCPLoader94]

you guys promote bloody quick in the US forces, I have been in the British Army for 2 years and am still a Sapper (first rank). it takes about 15 years to make SSgt.

[@gcm747]

LCPLoader94 Also depends quite lot on your trade and postings.

[@RJBeee91]

Wow! Maybe the British military is more career-oriented than the US Army? I know from my experience in the US Army that tons of people enlist only for one term and get out. That and the pure fact that our Army is so big probably leaves more room for promotion.

[@ssgcmwatsonusa]

Staff Sergeant in the U.K. is actually a step higher than a U.S. Army SSG (which is a step higher than a USAF SSgt.) Part of how quickly you get promoted will depend on which MOS you are in. Some have lower promotion point cutoffs than others.

[@sebastianluna1412]

Hey, so I have some Army officer questions! I'm currently in Air Force ROTC but considering the Army as a backup plan. I was wondering what you could tell me about your experience and how hard it is to go into intel? I was told that it's not easy and that you will usually be put into artillery, infantry, Chem or armor instead. I was also wondering mostly about the officer lifestyle/duty stations and maybe some cool things that one can do such as airborne school and all that stuff or if it's just for specific career fields.

[@playerbadmax]

Great video its good that young soldiers can gain from this expericence without walking into something like a trap where they are fucked up forever 18:10 With which camera setup did you get this great quality ? :)

[@nicokhalil5971]

I’m so stuck between enlisting or going to college and doing rotc I hate school but I also want to get a college degree I got a 54 on the asvab so I know if I go enlisted I’ll have a good mos list to choice from

[@danielbush2637]

Nico Khalil I had a hard time making that decision too. After dragging myself through a year of college I decided it wasn’t for me. I’m enlisting sometime in the next few months. I guess I’ll find out whether or not I made the right choice.

[@travel4fun103]

I'm trying to decide on if i should finish my 4 year degree or just enlist

[@ondre3007]

SAME

[@lloserr9467]

YO. I am literally in the same boat right now. How did things turn out enlisted? I'm currently in ROTC but won't be locked in until I get contracted in a few months and I really feel like I should enlist. @@danielbush2637

[@jackspeight6738]

Gray White yo so am I I’m a senior right now making that decision

[@ErickaBernie]

From Nicks page!! Awesome stuff! would love if you check out my military female page ssg! Thank you for your service! I bet you were an awesome leader!

[@GinaPrigg]

And thank you for your service! So cool that you have a channel for a military female's point of view

[@ErickaBernie]

I appreciate the support!!

[@GinaPrigg]

Ericka Bernie You're welcome!

[@Akeel_]

Ericka Bernie awesome vids, keep up the good work!!!

[@ErickaBernie]

Thank you! I appreciate the support!

[@DddiamondmineandUdiamond]

Enlisted do all of the dirty works and they cannot(in my country) be General,Admiral,and Air Marshal. Officer do less dirty work but they do the stratagy stuff, they usually work in the office if they are not in the front. They can be General Rank aswell. Pro and cons of Enlisted, Pro if you like war and like shooting stuff you might like to join Enlisted. Cons they do all the dirty works and usually Very Hard to be general rank. Officer, pros they are respected and can be general. They usually live safely. Cons that being an officer is very hard and it took 4 years to gradaute. Note: This is my prespective and this only applies in my country.

[@weedylan100]

Mr chewning the betterer brother

[@ChaseChewning]

Ayyyyyyyyyy

[@g.bizzy_]

Pulling rank is a flaw imo though. Definitely in the Marine Corps lol.

[@neil_hamel]

csg990 I think by "pulling rank" he means that you don't need justification to tell someone what to do. If you're a platoon sergeant and you tell a private to do something, they execute and don't ask why. Where as in the civilian world, if you tell someone to do something, they might give you attitude or ask for a justification instead of following orders like they are told.

[@g.bizzy_]

I know what it is lol I'm enlisted in the Marine Corps. I see it as a flaw because I've seen so many junior Marines have excellent ideas on how to accomplish the mission but are ignored because a Sgt told him he's a boot.

[@TheRuggedWay]

true and I don't think asking "why" is a bad thing. For example, if everyone in your platoon is getting 300 PFTs by following program X, and then a new LT/CAPT decides to change it to program Y, "why?" seems like a good question. Why change what has made you successful?

[@KASHFITNESS]

If you're an officer, does your spouse/gf get to travel with you? Such as when nick went to Korea, would they be able to come?

[@IzAwtinyo]

KASHFITNESS I know for nursing (That's what I'm branching) they are allowed to come with you to any of your duty stations. Not sure if it's different for an infantry officer

[@neil_hamel]

KASHFITNESS it depends on the duty assignment. You have unaccompanied tours where you cannot bring your spouse and there are PCS moves where you can bring your spouse with you (and some where you can't). There is a ton of other types of assignments, so the real answer is "it depends". This goes for officers and enlisted, it makes no difference.

[@Mac-8511]

KASHFITNESS Only a spouse not a gf/bf and their kids can travel with the military person. But it depends if the location they are traveling to can accommodate their dependents (family).

[@cynicaltexan9639]

Isnt E-7 a Platoon sergeant? cause the only time a E-6 was the PSG was when we didn't have an E-7 and he he was promotable.

[@bunnyhug4365]

Texas Patriot Same here.

[@moistandsquishy9925]

I know 2 of my enlisted male friends that married their female division officers - this was later, after they got out tho...

[@austinsnyder2799]

I'm trying to reenlist, but was told that my DD214 RE Code 3, and SEP Code do not match. I been told to go to the VA to get it fixed, but the recruiters here don't want to help me. What do I do?

[@ChaseChewning]

Seek out an advocate third party, such as the DAV or Wounded Warrior Project. Helped me in the past.

[@theknglionheart4202]

Austin Snyder nah, you'll never be able to upgrade your DD214 Unless you have justifiable evidence. DM Me, but ultimately you need to get with your local VA regional office and start an upgrade process

[@juniorboy9555]

Nick.. do a few curls will ya

[@BurnedSpace]

his biceps couldn't get any smaller

[@GarrettDavisHustle]

now that u mention it his triceps could definitely use some work homies been targetting those biceps too hard

[@KrispyKidTay1]

@@GarrettDavisHustle look at him now lol

[@douglasbarr2636]

If I was joining Navy to work as a mechanical engineer with a bachelor's degree or higher would I be an officer?

[@nateperez6587]

Legit prudes!!!

[@Ruggz1515]

Being that you are prior military and you were an Military Intel analyst, do you think that those great credentials could have landed you a job (if you wanted to) into something Federal Law Enforcement, like FBI, ATF, Homeland Security??

[@ChaseChewning]

Absolutely! Most of my military peers now work for government agencies.

[@Ruggz1515]

Chase Chewning I want to join the U.S. Army. I have a degree in Criminal Justice and graduated with a 3.75 GPA whilst playing College baseball. I briefly played professional baseball summer 2016. I am caught between going to OCS to become an Active Duty Officer and take my chances with an MOS (branch) or if I should enlist so that I can go Military Intelligence and henceforth get into a federal law enforcement position after the Army. In you professional opinion, what do you think would be a good choice?

[@immts6475]

If I enlist and become an NCO would I have to get Ranger tabbed?

[@ChaseChewning]

No, it is an optional school.

[@immts6475]

Chase Chewning Thanks man!

[@BoomerElite4u]

Except you don't work your way up. Promotions are based off of re-enlistments and when someone does get promoted early it's because he's a bad soldier and other NCO's vouch for him because they don't see him as a threat to THEIR position.

[@garittpickford5687]

Chase what job do you do now since your out of the military

[@ChaseChewning]

I am a certified health coach and the national wellness manager for a concierge medical practice along the east coast.

[@patfenis7727]

Captain America

[@ChaseChewning]

I'll take it!

[@patfenis7727]

;)

[@monkeybrains41]

Never met an officer/Nco that performed well in a civilian job....they always kept the military mindset which DOES NOT carry over well with civilians.

[@monkeybrains41]

ChrsL1987 totally agree, and as a vet as well I have to explain to co-workers how to deal with them...or what they "expect"...for example we have a retired marine.who was a first sgt, he complains and talks.shit.to people for taking personal time to go the doctor etc even tho everyone is alotted 40 hours a year ...calling them sick call rangers etc...makes me wanna lose my shit when I hear this crap carried over into the civillian work place

[@thomasaldama9417]

tattoo policy for army officer???

[@austinjackson9650]

Thomas Aldama don't have any, especially on hands, forearms, neck, face,

[@XxAlex530xX]

Automatic like!

[@Ngonz3253]

I want to be a surgeon in the army how would I start out of college?

[@yuiop6611]

BLM

[@robertofuentes4373]

Do infantry officers go into combat with the enlisted?

[@ChaseChewning]

They sure can and do.

[@robertofuentes4373]

Chase Chewning thanks really appreciate it

[@mrskippingguyonmush]

what mos were you? You might have said in the video but i must have missed it

[@wyattconverse1845]

MrskippingguyonRS he was a military intelligence NCO

[@ChaseChewning]

98X, now I think it is a 35P - intel analyst with a language

[@mrskippingguyonmush]

Okay thanks you very much. Thank you for your service my man, I truly mean it being that people say it out of respect. I say it out of meaning and respect. You did what few do and just because you might not have went to combat or even if you did you still hold a place as a U.S. Veteran.

[@jageroda902]

+Chase Chewning what's your opinion on 35m??

[@mouniraboufadel7385]

What do you do for a living Chase?

[@ChaseChewning]

I am the national wellness manager and health coach for a concierge medical practice.

[@Shooter7point62]

The Bare

[@codyrussell105]

so is Nick a Officer?

[@ChaseChewning]

Cody Taylor is a frog's ass watertight?

[@billhall9070]

OK, the mutual flagalation of each other dropped this video quick.

[@russellg3840]

how do i find your podcast ?

[@ChaseChewning]

I will launch it later this year via iTunes - Ever Forward Radio is coming!

[@justinharris6898]

Gosh, of all places, one that echo's

[@AyeeeItsCam]

Don't officers HAVE to have their bachelor's? I thought that was a requirement

[@SerenaKierzkowski]

Cameron Enoch It is.

[@bond10151]

Cameron Enoch yea but there's way to get officer if you're enlisted after a few years

[@hoennnoodle]

In the navy there's the LDO program, which turns petty officers/CWOs into commissioned officers based on their area of expertise. But they're extremely rare.

[@phil9334]

You could also earn an appointment- like a battlefield commission.

[@darkcribgamingllc8137]

if I Enlist how long do I have to work up to Enter OCS??

[@ChaseChewning]

Don't quote me, but I think you have to be at least an E5/SGT. That depends on your MOS, time-in-rank and a lot of other factors. I would say at least four years if I am guesstimating.

[@darkcribgamingllc8137]

Ok cool I'm going in as a 25B IT Specialist I heard they Rank up Pretty Fast

[@alexdk2011]

i actually heard the opposite.. very hard to go past e4 i hear.

[@RizzlyricistGaming]

What this shit boils down to? HUSTLE!

[@ChaseChewning]

YEZZIR

[@mikeb4981]

03 to 09 and you get out as a e6 wow, why did you leave? 6 years and you grab that many ranks?

[@ChaseChewning]

Medical discharge from injuries.

[@jesuscabrera1214]

NCO'S ARE THE BACKBONE OF THE ARMY!

[@pixuhl]

Nah, its the e4 Mafia getting things done out here.

[@jesuscabrera1214]

Pixuhl lmao right! just saying what my di would say lol.

[@bkkgringo4433]

The creative not really working for you pal.

[@R3cklessExo]

Your English grammar is not really working for you pal.

[@huevito64]

Embrace the SUCC

[@huevito64]

P.D the comissioning source does matter if you want to make a military career and be a General.

[@TheRuggedWay]

Our General here is a prior-E/OCS...

[@huevito64]

jordan19862000 I know but a west point graduate is more valuable than a ROTC kid

[@darnthatdavid640]

E-6 in 6 years? I need you to give me promotion advice. 😂

[@ChaseChewning]

E-6 in technically 5! Worked my ass off, brotha! Maxed out my points, did multiple SOM boards and even two promo boards.

[@TheInsanePanda]

POG vs Combat Arms

[@D4RKMA7TER]

Just get out of the military its the best choice possible or just don’t join its harder getting out than it is to get in and stay in

[@dennism103]

the army is the best branch...

[@opschemetm7385]

E6 PSG ?

[@RJBeee91]

Not uncommon in the infantry world. Usually just due to a lack of E7's at the BN level, but I've seen plenty of E6's lead a platoon.

[@opschemetm7385]

Rj Bertram typically though... 6 is SL. But I understand I'm in IN BDE

[@american-cody6608]

Sgt- team leaders... Ssg- squad leaders Sfc- platoon sergeant

[@theknglionheart4202]

18:03 says he's getting out in 2017 but Nick has a video saying he just re up'd for 4 more years....lol

[@playernameistoolong]

no...it was a click bait title. Someone in his platoon reenlisted for another 4 years.

[@theknglionheart4202]

Yeah, lol bare got me with the click bait

[@Leavemynameout]

POG

[@BurnedSpace]

Nick is not a POG tho

[@Linemen4life58]

Are Infantry Officers grunts?

[@kleebin]

I'm a PL at hood

[@patrickcounts7302]

that's was. my name

[@yegersr4844]

Jump in and say it master mason with out the G in civilian organization. The resource limit is the door to the office. And therefore the crew XYZ. But at the end of the day 11B is 11B Not because they're 11B Because there generals doing general labor.... No matter how you look at Box A or B. ∆•B... Volts, work, amps... Hell dark matter and the expansion of the of the universe Companies get lensed all the time in the field... Orders are orders... In the bluestone mill there's not a big difference between manager and Sawyer... π under the curve √-1 = i Remember tow people can occupy the same physically but they're both people... The question becomes given information and the expansion "officer"via compactification"nco" box's Are those positions on a physical differential for training... X officers X ncos X total number of troops X costs and training Over Results for physical form... I would assume the military has some things worked out trial and error... GREEN DONT STOP.

[@theking0601]

Marines do it best

[@brandonwalker7410]

King Alexander errah

[@Echo-dw2qi]

"a little bit more politically correct" A lot*

[@kyleo.706]

Hey guess what both of you do push ups oh guess what I'm a NcO officer and I can really say that it's called infantry NCO owned you ,,👌👌33😉5 public law 11161 applies to all human beings ??

[@janoycresva2018]

who the fuck is chase chewning? max chewnings brother lmao

[@janoycresva2018]

I don't get it

[@ChaseChewning]

If you don't get it then you don't get it.

[@janoycresva2018]

oh you put in an apostrophe you little grammar nazi, you