Another good story
Marines love to mess FNG's especially grunts. One day while preparing for a field training op we were checking out the comm. systems. Ok this is old school comm. AN/PRC 77 or slang name the prick-77. We just got a fresh batch of FNG's and I had a couple of them working on them. When they were finished prepping them I asked them where the prick-E7 was. Of course they were totally lost so I told them to that they needed a Prick-E7 for the radios to work and for them to go ask Gunny where the prick-E7 was. Being FNG's they asked him right in front of the CO. Poor bastards were doing push-ups every time they saw Gunny for the entire field op. Gunny knew exactly who put them up to it and that’s how I got my week end "volunteered" duty. It was worth it!!! No offense Jay I like Gunnery Sargents, you don't get much past them.
Marines love to mess FNG's especially grunts. One day while preparing for a field training op we were checking out the comm. systems. Ok this is old school comm. AN/PRC 77 or slang name the prick-77. We just got a fresh batch of FNG's and I had a couple of them working on them. When they were finished prepping them I asked them where the prick-E7 was. Of course they were totally lost so I told them to that they needed a Prick-E7 for the radios to work and for them to go ask Gunny where the prick-E7 was. Being FNG's they asked him right in front of the CO. Poor bastards were doing push-ups every time they saw Gunny for the entire field op. Gunny knew exactly who put them up to it and that’s how I got my week end "volunteered" duty. It was worth it!!! No offense Jay I like Gunnery Sargents, you don't get much past them.
Wait, does that mean that any time they're near an accidental death they could be charged with conspiracy to commit murder? Hmmmmm. Theoretically it could happen. 
aaaay behind Jay, thank you very much.... I've heard about Army guys......
