Why do soldiers in the Army do this?

There are some things that soldiers in the US Army are known for. In this video I'm explaining some of them and why they might do these things.
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[@lelandgaunt9985]

She is not yours, it is just your turn.

[@johnnycatR58]

She belongs to the streets.

[@Isaiahiscold]

Stephiscold quote ^^^

[@powerbadpowerbad]

OUCH.That one HURT,but,so true.

[@ThyFilthyCasual]

OOF

[@dustinhowes2844]

Love Truthfinder! I used it to find a bunch of guys I went to boot camp with. Crazy how much info you can look up with just a name.

[@bakerboy8910]

One thing I always saw was that soldiers think they're above the law. I'm even guilty of that. Getting pulled over, flashing your gac, thinking you're home free. WRONG. It's usually worse for you. I'd rather spend the night in the drunk tank than have 1st Sgt come pick my ass up

[@lelandgaunt9985]

“Gac” isn’t that from Nickelodeon.

[@thylacinepunic5582]

It’s cac

[@peepers46]

Veteran, and I can’t believe I’m saying this..,40 years ago, HTF is even possible? Anyway, thank you all for your service

[@oldreliable40]

hey@ Chris! when I was at ft.lewis 80's! I drove a 1975 Chrysler! with a 360 motor!!! Good vehicle when gas was cheap!!!!lol!

[@irishoak7269]

I never served in any capacity, but soldiers having a drinking problem isn't at all surprising. If it happens to civilians that are stressed out why wouldn't it happen to someone dealing with all the shit soldiers go through.

[@Rorschachglitchy72]

Most Civilians don’t understand the constant pressures (active) military personnel, and if married, their dependents go through daily. Alcohol abuse was pretty common when I served, as well growing up as a dependents, or “military brat.” My dad retired after 22 years active duty. He was drafted back in 1971. I was born in ‘72. I served 7 years active duty before medically retired. The military mental health programs was like non-existence. I believe mental health contributes to alcoholism, as well as keeping up with the standards required to perform duties in a proper manner. Married, or single parents on active duty go through stresses most civilians will never face. Alcohol unfortunately is one of the only outlets available to active duty, and their families. Can’t smoke weed, eat shrooms, or anything considered mind altering unless prescribed by military docs. Domestic violence does happen, and I believe alcohol can contribute a great deal to this. Active duty personnel do not have the luxury to clock in, and out like a 9 to 5 job. All active duty have to conduct them selves in accordance to military standards at all times. Even when on leave/ vacation.

[@jessekauffman3336]

Navy vet but love your channel

[@wherecar54]

Yeah…I remember distinctly 1st LT who was our company commander who was non existent as a leader, more interested in buying new cars every other month. Still remember his name.

[@sithninjacowboyranger9803]

How about smoking and dipping? Reasons for that.

[@bakerboy8910]

Stress relief.

[@christopherchaos]

Sometimes it comes from being board in the field. Soldiers see someone else dipping or smoking and what to try because they have nothing better to do at times and then like it and get hooked or just keep doing it out of boredom and get hooked.

[@mikebrase5161]

I dipped my entire career. I had Kodiak send me a while case when I was in Iraq. Dip will also help keep you awake when you are on a 36-96 hour straight mission

[@amg_fitt2447]

Is it true that the health care is not the greatest until you rank up

[@christopherchaos]

The health care is the same regardless of your rank.

[@ssj6goku00]

Can you please make a video about how ranks got their name?

[@lockheedskunkworks5687]

Back in the early 90’s we pissed our money away on booze, women, partying, and cigarettes in Germany

[@xandrk.9361]

Was in Germany raisin' Hell in 84'-85'...😂

[@harryb7216]

1:34 reenlistment bonuses

[@harryb7216]

Oh and Buy Here Pay Here too

[@screamingeagle5656]

Because we can

[@Vinicius-qg7vm]

hi im from brazil but my deam is ti get in to the us army

[@xandrk.9361]

I used to hit tha Bottle HARD!! 🎉😅😮😊

[@Blix-Tha-Epic-TM4L]

Half the Joe's who buy those expensive cars can't afford gas, insurance. Seen it so many times for 20 years.

[@Blix-Tha-Epic-TM4L]

And Soldiers give their home phone number to the dealership to the CQ Desk and Staff Duty.

[@Rorschachglitchy72]

Unfortunately the military don’t provide useful tips on budgeting for new soldiers, but quick to punish, or even kick soldiers out depending on how much debt acquired.

[@ThyFilthyCasual]

​@@Rorschachglitchy72well they should already know

[@aidsskrillex5355]

Mustang's

[@jthavorn]

This hits too close to home. Haha

[@H4TTOR1_H4NZO]

PT on a hangover.... nightmare 😆🤢

[@bakerboy8910]

PT while still drunk. Even worse

[@H4TTOR1_H4NZO]

@@bakerboy8910 right right 😵

[@andrewhimes6058]

"Back in the day" we called that training! soldiers that couldn't handle it we called them pu$$ies

[@Phoenix411th]

The 2nd one you were talking about Happens in JROTC a lot

[@jcaleca60]

Hey Chris you could look at it that some girls want your Health insurance And a guy with a steady paycheck Not all women are honest either it happened to me They could tell you they love you they want to marry you but maybe they want security From any guy. YOU HEAR OF JODIE

[@jurban611]

Notification platoon.

[@samuraiNishant]

Indian army। Always best।

[@mikethemechanic7395]

Eat some Curry

[@samuraiNishant]

@@mikethemechanic7395 we do not eat until we make sure our enemies are dead।

[@trumpobama8007]

@@samuraiNishant No wonder y’all are starving

[@thomaswilkes6607]

Im a civilian. I work on a base. They treat there families, pets, Housing like crap. They dont deserve money. Its disgusting to America.

[@ursulasmith6402]

No, soldiers don't do that. I am planning to move in base housing. No drug dealers, no shootings, angry tenants and definitely former convicts. If soldiers abuse pets spouse or family, they will be discharged. No one wants to be a homeless veteran.

[@lelandgaunt9985]

Excellent generalization!