bintananth
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Do you even know what brevet rank means? Its a temporary one that isn't permanent.
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Secondary zone is still permanent rank increase....
The zone just means at your earliest and when you have to.
Secondary is when you try above and beyond to get promoted
bintananth
behind a desk
Or so you have been told.
Why on Earth would you think I was doing that, or anything like it?
The idea that his actual role and posting in the US military might be something so unique and special that telling us about it would be the same as giving us his actual name, address and service number is a possibility that simply never occurred to me, okay?
Pardon me for assuming that the US Army has lots and lots of POGs.
Not, so have I been told.
One of the guys I work woth got promoted to SGT in his secondary zone. One of my NCOs went to the board because he was in his SZ for SSG.
You can get promoted currently wothout BLC or even ALC due to COVID measures for promotion still being in place, BUT, you can meet the secondary zone, go to the board, pass, go to BLC and then boom, once you get points, which SZ points are often higher then PZ, you get the rank of SGT.
Same for SSG.
Bintananth, this is my literal life. Stop acting like you know it better then me
bintananth
behind a desk
Sweetie, when I was your claimed age you were about two and still in diapers while I was chit-chatting with a Sergeant Major during our lunch breaks.
Cool.
That has nothing to due with you have no idea how the US Army works this day and age.
Because I am telling you exactly how ranking up on the Army works.
And btw, rank doesn't always mean much. I know SSGs that have little to no experience and SGTs with more then even SFCs..
@bintananth have you never played a board game where there's how the game is supposed to be played based on the written rules that came with the box... and there's how the people there are actually playing it? Doing all sorts of things that piece of paper says they're not allowed to.
But there they are, doing those things.
What an NCO told you decades ago? What's that got to do with anything?
But there they are, doing those things.
What an NCO told you decades ago? What's that got to do with anything?
It's not even like the board game analogy. I am literally saying how it works by the books in the Army.
bintananth
behind a desk
I have, many times.
One is called Risk. The last time I played it was with a distant in-law cousin and their Navy colleagues who thought the ever escalating numbers of armies you get for your cards was unfair bullshit. They wanted to play with the 12/territory limit the PS2 version offered.
I noped that and broke out 5th Fleet after they lost, handed them the rulebook, and said I'll play the Soviets in a scenario where the Cold War goes hot while the Soviets are vastly outnumbered.
And then there's Monopoly. Don't get me started about how the rules for that get ignored or handwaved.
Do you remember what the mods have said about hijacking threads to make it about your 'family'?
Seriously, stop the off-topic 'my family did this' spam.
bintananth
behind a desk
I was answering a question.
Dude, none of his question was regarding anything about your family, and I also doubt you know more about the Army than Zachowon does, yet you insisted that speaking to someone decades ago give you more knowledge than him about how ranking up works for enlisted.
You drag your family and home life into topics where there is no need for it, often in off-topic ways, and we have a whole damn thread for your off-topic shit that has been pruned from other threads.
But you did not demonstrate that you understood why I asked the question. Sometimes questions are rhetorical.
The point is that the US Army, like any other large organization that keeps going over generations, can and does change its rulebook over time.
Vyor
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This is the most retarded thing I have ever heard. Just fucking put lithium into a high radiation area and you get tritium.
Who told you this and how do they remember to breath?
A device worn over the ears that simply repeats.
"Breath in, breath out", over and over again, its a very popular device here in california of course there was that time service was interupted, we lost quite a few of our state senators that day.
Yes, but are they doing that? Do they have a plant running for it?
I don't think the idea was that they'd forgotten the theory.
Vyor
My influence grows!
Of course they're fucking doing it.
NNSA achieves record number of tritium extraction operations
This more than doubles the previous record of three extractions in a single fiscal year.
You don't need to have plants specifically made for it, just use commercial light-water nuclear plants with lithium infused damping rods.
