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  • mag00
    The military is getting soft. PDA while in uniform was punished when I served.
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  • RugerNiner
    Shania Twain is a Canadian who thinks the 2nd amendment should be repealed.

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    ?Shania Twain didn't exactly have a shotgun wedding....in Puerto Rico ... but it sure was a pistol -- as in what the guards were packing on the beach during the ceremony,? TMZ.com reports.
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  • medic07
    The military is not getting soft in regards to this type of behavior.

    We do not allow routine PDA while in uniform, however we highly encourage it when family members/loved ones return to home station after a deployment.
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  • grumpygy
    This one Is one I like.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHS0-O8-iP4

    The Story Behind It.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSf8xVIzE-k
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  • Mr. Perfect
    Not even the hint of a tear. Was your titular question serious?
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  • mag00
    quote:Originally posted by medic07
    The military is not getting soft in regards to this type of behavior.

    We do not allow routine PDA while in uniform, however we highly encourage it when family members/loved ones return to home station after a deployment.




    Starts by disobeying the simplest of rules, then once one excuse is made, the rest is easy. You libs can justify anything can't you?

    PDA in uniform was forbidden, now it's OK. No surprise that happy in the trenches and clowns like manning are degrading the military. Thankfully technology is taking up the slack.

    What's next? Minimum wage and 40 hour work weeks?

    "My shifts over, the union says I cannot provide cover for you, you're on your own now, bye bye."

    Probably not important to make their beds either. [xx(]
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by mag00
    quote:Originally posted by medic07
    The military is not getting soft in regards to this type of behavior.

    We do not allow routine PDA while in uniform, however we highly encourage it when family members/loved ones return to home station after a deployment.






    Starts by disobeying the simplest of rules, then once one excuse is made, the rest is easy. You libs can justify anything can't you?

    PDA in uniform was forbidden, now it's OK. No surprise that happy in the trenches and clowns like manning are degrading the military. Thankfully technology is taking up the slack.

    What's next? Minimum wage and 40 hour work weeks?

    "My shifts over, the union says I cannot provide cover for you, you're on your own now, bye bye."

    Probably not important to make their beds either. [xx(]
    What world do you live in. North Korea.
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    pretty tough crowd tonight.

    The point,the homecomings,made for a great video. The music and words were a nice touch. [^][^][^][^]
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  • dreher
    Seeing the faces of the children, wives and parents certainly got to me. You guys are being hard asses tonight!![:D]
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  • grumpygy
    And if you couldn't tell I'm with you two.

    Sure Normal Formations and Family just do not go together. But coming home after being in it they deserve this time.
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  • fideau
    WTH is PDA? I hate these GD abbrs. I really do.
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by us55840
    quote:Originally posted by fideau
    WTH is PDA? I hate these GD abbrs. I really do.


    Hell, no once can write English anymore ... the new 'texting' B.S. is worse than ever.

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    Took a bit. PDA could be Electronic but did not fit into the Situation. PDA Public Display of Affection does. Never used the PDA term while I was in so it must be new Lingo.

    PS if you do a web search You only get the electronic one.
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
    And if you couldn't tell I'm with you two.

    Sure Normal Formations and Family just do not go together. But coming home after being in it they deserve this time.
    yes sir,,[^][^][^]
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  • JamesRK
    quote:Originally posted by mag00


    The military is getting soft. PDA while in uniform was punished when I served.

    Good God man, when did you serve?

    Admittedly my time in service doesn?t predate wooden ships and iron men, but I was around long enough to claim to be a sailor. I served from 10 April 1961 until 1 July 1989. The United States Navy openly invited friends and family to meet returning ships at the pier before my time and they were doing it after I left. It was considered to be within the bounds of the Uniform Code of Military Justice to openly confess you loved your family and vice versa and publicly display same.
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  • kidthatsirish
    quote:Originally posted by mag00
    quote:Originally posted by medic07
    The military is not getting soft in regards to this type of behavior.

    We do not allow routine PDA while in uniform, however we highly encourage it when family members/loved ones return to home station after a deployment.




    Starts by disobeying the simplest of rules, then once one excuse is made, the rest is easy. You libs can justify anything can't you?

    PDA in uniform was forbidden, now it's OK. No surprise that happy in the trenches and clowns like manning are degrading the military. Thankfully technology is taking up the slack.

    What's next? Minimum wage and 40 hour work weeks?

    "My shifts over, the union says I cannot provide cover for you, you're on your own now, bye bye."

    Probably not important to make their beds either. [xx(]


    Not sure what branch you served in, but I know on my ship every morning after muster I walk through my divisions berthing...if somebody's rack and locker is not squared away I give them a verbal counseling and they stay late until I or one of my designated senior enlisted say it's good to go. Do it again they get a written counseling chit in their jacket and EMI...keep trying to buck me or my chain and I send your to Mast.

    Sure we get some bad apples, but we get them out as fast as we can. I would go into combat ops with my division anytime.

    BTW...go to a pier when my guys are returning from a deployment nd tell them not to kiss their wives or stop their little girl from jumping into their arms and I'll bet you will find out just how soft they are...if there wives don't get to you first.


    Guess what I'm trying to say is piss off.[;)]


    Edit: and for the record, inappropriate PDA has always been punished. I don't kiss my wife if I am able to meet her for lunch on a week day...but that was not the situation in the pic/video.
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  • grumpygy
    Well seems the Navy said it was OK and since I was in the Marines from 74 -94 and already said it was OK in this instance. Wonder what branch he was.
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