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I would assume that you are referencing DA PAM 670-1 dated 1 July 2015, correct? Chapter 21 covers the wear of insignia, and you will see on page 169 that it states, “All specialists and below will wear the non-subdued, pin-on grade insignia on the service uniform shirts, black all-weather coat, and windbreaker.” For our SGT in the video, he should be wearing the shoulder marks as found on page 173 of DA PAM 670-1. As it states, “Shoulder marks are worn by all personnel in the rank of corporal and above on the shoulder loops of the service uniform shirts, the maternity shirt, the black unisex cardigan, and the black pullover cardigan. Non-commissioned officers wear shoulder marks on the all-weather coat and the windbreaker.” Furthermore, this Soldier has taken the time to sew on his combat “hashmarks”, which signify 6 months of deployment in a combat zone. He has two, which would indicate at least a year of deployment. If he took the time to sew those on, then he should have taken the time to sew on his combat patch. As you can see, this NCO is not in proper uniform and it’s unfortunate.

Yes, Commanders are authorized to make additions in local settings. Adding the collar rank seems illogical, as DA PAM 670-1 already states that NCO's will wear the shoulder boards (marks). Rank is clearly displayed on the sleeve, so I think that this Soldier is just plain wrong. Cannot see any justification here for this particular problem. Someone should have looked him over.

+Gary Roth You pointed out the uniform regs were dated July 2015. You do realise the video was posted in 2008 so maybe it changed. Also that 'rope' is called a lanyard I only know the British uses for lanyards (passing courses etc.)Finally who gives about uniform reg 670-whatever, he is broadcasting a very important message and that is by far more important than the state of his uniform. This was memorial or as we call it Remembrance Day, he has fought alongside my county's troops and that is enough for me.

Not out of line. Accurate. Others properly wear the uniform and so should this young man. I made my point clear and to concise.

I believe the red cord may have something to do with field Artillery. 11 bravo so I have no idea. It's a lanyard of some kind.

ball bust The only reason you have any freedom is because us . So show some respect you walk bag of shit .

ball bust I have no respect for some scumbag who has not earned it . GET IT MORON respect it not something granted by the Constitution it is something you have to earn . Something you are not capable of doing .

St Crispin's Day speech....as a disabled vet, that speech still makes my heart ache for my brothers who I spilled my blood with while serving my country.

+Steve S With the exception of WWII and the War of 1812 the US military has done a grave DISSERVICE to their victims and to America by ATTACKING nearly defenseless people both armed and unarmed, all the while crowing absurdly about their SERVICE by DEFENDING America

Steve S I agree with everything ball bust is saying... The reason I have not replaid to that walking piece of shit mike foucault is that I refuse to get in a battle of wits with an unarmed person...he clearly does not know his history as he contradicts himself...he represent s everything wrong with this country... He probably voted for obama and will vote for killory

+reesie2222 You been lied to Rothchilds

I was called baby killer by a 8 to 10 year old girl when she was giving me the finger. I was there when my son returned to Ft Steward after DS a 16 hour long car trip to say WELCOME HOME. T. Holmes EN 3. US NAVY 1968 - 1972

Seeing how Obama pulled troops out, your political propaganda makes little sense. Let's just try and keep political agendas off this video

Brent Lochhead as a fellow Canadian also living in the USA God bless you and your boys for what you have done and will do. Thank you to all soldiers (and their families) Canadian and American your sacrifice is not forgotten.

It was my pleasure...and some pain, but mostly pleasure. I pray that my boys never make it to "Hero" status, but they both are more than willing. Thanks for the comment and continue to celebrate both of our Nations....we truly are blessed.

***** I'm with you Luke! He's a ass!

chroniclerofthe70s Fuck you you piece of trash.

The Wise One Apparently so. Scientists and Engineers have giving the U.S. military asymmetric capabilities since the civil war. When two armies are symmetric, victory in battle will depend mostly on the skill, courage, and stradegy of it's military. During WWII, German rocket and aircraft scientists and engineers allowed Germany to defeat France and severely weaken the U.K. After the War, both the U.S. military and the Soviet military sought to acquire the German rocket scientists and engineers. U.S. bombers were destroyed by the hundreds until Mustangs were fitted with high powered rolls-royce engines. The U.S. landing on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day were made possible by a British mathematician and engineers who decrypted German Enigma machines. U.S. mathematicians and scientists also decypted Enigma machines and generated false information to separate German army divisions in order to increase successful landing of U.S. troops on D-Day. In the pacific, many U.S. ships were destroyed and Japanese pilots were unstoppable until scientists and engineers developed a more precise delayed fuse. Japanese only surrendered with the dropping of atomic weapons saving approximately a million U.S. infantry soldiers, the Manhattan atomic scientists were hailed as heroes by the U.S. public. The U.S. military spends billions on a few hundred DARPA scientists every year for very good reasons.

Did you actually watch this video dipshit? He was in a field artillery battery, and was referring to being attacked by a RPG that's within range of small arms. Are you really that dumb?

one-scientist's-pov Your science is useless without us grunts on the front line. Drones can be intercepted. Mutual Assured Destruction prevents someone from dropping a bomb on your little drone command center. And Mr. Scientist your drone is useless unless you want to take out 1 terrorist leader and 25 innocent civilians. Nothing will ever replace the ingenuity and adaptability of the United States Soldier. For you to even say a word is cowardly. You hide in a lab making weapons that kill from the comfort of an air conditioned well defended building, when you have the courage to be in the thick of things, then we can hear your opinions on who is important to war efforts. And seeing how the Russians new missile can travel 5 times the speed of sound and defeat any defensive setup we currently have global, you DARPA fools better get on the ball. Your intelligence center is a hell of a lot of a better target than my FOB. Compare combat casualties. IN OUR ENTIRE HISTORY. I think we dish out more than we have ever took. We fight to defend each other so I have no idea where this inability to protect is coming from. No enemy has ever landed on our soil. Sounds like a bunch of losers around the water cooler talking each other's self importance up to me, for you to even say what you did. Coward. Pathetic coward. I can tag 25 targets at 350 meters with a 30 round magazine. I don't have to worry about technical difficulties. Like when my drone runs out of juice. I can tie a tourniquet, perform battlefield first aid, call in Artillery coordinates, navigate, perform weapon PMC, and can assume control in a shit situation. What do your skills consist of? Stuff taught in a classroom? Won't do you a lick of good in a war zone foreign or a riot domestic.

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Joseph Beltran No a lot of leaders like us.

William Fotey I agree completely

I gave no thumbs, but have you ever read "War is a Racket" by Major General Smedley Butler? It should be required reading for every American kid, but sadly it's not.