I was give three Colonels when USAF started downswing. Unfortunately before it
was over. I had to go through at least one of them to get anything out, including
a simple communication, you know Colonel to Colonel. I had been the GSO on this
installation for over 30 years. Talk about having your hands tied. On one
message I got from the Wing CO. "Chuck this is entirely too late!" I printed in
neat bright RED LETTER "No S____". Please Talk To Your Colonels! And had it hand
delivered to the Wing. PS Never heard another word. Chuck
> Just BS'ing:
> A classmate and good friend of mine in law school, a retired army colonel, was
> frequently late for class, perturbing the prof. One day he came in about 15
> minutes late, disturbing the lecture to get to his seat, and was asked by the
> prof "Colonel, when you were in the army and came in late, what would happen?"
> Reply: "normally, professor, the class would jump up, stand at attention, snap
> their heals, and shout 'Good morning, Sir'".
> 'Nuff said.
was over. I had to go through at least one of them to get anything out, including
a simple communication, you know Colonel to Colonel. I had been the GSO on this
installation for over 30 years. Talk about having your hands tied. On one
message I got from the Wing CO. "Chuck this is entirely too late!" I printed in
neat bright RED LETTER "No S____". Please Talk To Your Colonels! And had it hand
delivered to the Wing. PS Never heard another word. Chuck
> Just BS'ing:
> A classmate and good friend of mine in law school, a retired army colonel, was
> frequently late for class, perturbing the prof. One day he came in about 15
> minutes late, disturbing the lecture to get to his seat, and was asked by the
> prof "Colonel, when you were in the army and came in late, what would happen?"
> Reply: "normally, professor, the class would jump up, stand at attention, snap
> their heals, and shout 'Good morning, Sir'".
> 'Nuff said.
