Q.Y. RANG said:Well, for a Cadet Master Warrant Officer you think you could be a little more mature about it..."meh whatever" sure isn't mature.
the meh what ever was not meant as immature. it was meant as a OK so cadets may not be permitted to draw swords OK i will not be doing it again. i also wanted to prevent any thing Else being said by saying that, but it seems some people took it a different was than intended. i should of been more clear than meh what ever.
Zedic_1913 said:So if my CO happened to own a pacestick .... they should carry it on parade and do the drill associated with that? Evidently not, as they are an officer and not a NCM. Same thing should apply for swords. Carrying a sword in it's sheath serves the purpose of maintaining tradition, so just because they're not doing drill with it doesn't mean they shouldn't be carrying it.
With an attitude like that, I'm glad your not one of my MWOs.
there was a thing called a swagger stick. it served almost the same purpose as a pacestick, or drill cane if i am not mistaken.
and your last comment, with a attitude like that i am glad that you are not my RSM. dont be so uptight about everything. just relax a little.
ouyin2000 said:I have to agree, poorly motivated seniors only leads to poorly motivated cadets, which in the future will become poorly motivated seniors, and it all rolls down hill from there.
one little comment does not mean a cadet is poorly motivated. and i think there is a difference between being a cadet on parades and being a cadet on this website. dont judge a book by its cover is all i am trying to say.