Is it true that officers are treated like royalty compared to conscripts and enlisted?
Is it true that officers are treated like royalty compared to conscripts and enlisted?
Is it true that officers are treated like royalty compared to conscripts and enlisted?
it's marginally better treatment for 100x more responsibilities
>it's marginally better treatment
It's a lot more than marginal. I'd say it's the difference between being treated like animal in the infantry, (or a child as a POG) vs just being treated like a normal adult.
In US they're just paid more and basically said
Mostly depends on branch on how the enlisted treat them
>100x more responsibilities
I rather do paperwork and sit in bullshit meetings than do details all day. Brb gotta unpack, itemize, and repack the conex for the third time this month.
This is such a stupid thread. If anyone else replies to it I'm going to be really disappointed in you and we won't have dino nuggies tonight.
>we won't have dino nuggies tonight.
SHALL NOT BE INFRENGED
I can't find the good turkey nuggets any more. They're somewhere around I think but I don't recall which supermarket carries them.
They aren't treated like royalty.
They are treated like the gods they are.
by who
officers treat them better because they're fellow officers
enlisted try to avoid them both because accountability is gay and also they tend to be weird nerds
If you ever see the monthly disciplinary actions you'll see the difference in how officers are really treated vs enlisted
>monthly disciplinary actions
explain/post links
>actively made fun of
>not respected
>taken advantage of
>lower enlisted will do everything in their power to get around you and do what they want to do anyways
frick you lt i'm drinking in the field
That's why we have sergeants to go and kick your ass and then take your booze for themselves.
Why do you keep making dumb threads about the US military?
>Who am I, Gamling
>conscripts
Third worlder detected.
Officers have no idea what enlisted experience. An e1-e4 is the bottom of totem pole and is expected to risk death by convention while officers are expected to only risk death by necessity or circumstance. There is no comparison. An e1 can get treated like trash by everyone higher up and there was nothing he could do but become so strong that it didn't crush him. Officers don't know anything about this. Its something you just had to go through to understand. The advantage is that enlisted are always harder and tougher than officers. Generally. Exception is transitioned ncos who transfer to commission. Those guys see both worlds and retain their salt.
>An e1 can get treated like trash by everyone higher up and there was nothing he could do but become so strong that it didn't crush him. Officers don't know anything about this. Its something you just had to go through to understand. The advantage is that enlisted are always harder and tougher than officers.
You do know that officers go through their own training where they're treated like trash for a long ass time too right? Saying privates are "tougher than officers" is straight up moronation.
only in the navy
who's the sexy milf on the right?
His wife probably, a custom sometimes when pinning on rank.