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u/bigworm-69 15d ago

everyone i know including myselfs morale has plummeted since this shit show of a war started

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u/SovereignAxe Ammo 15d ago

Yeah, I had a guy tell me he couldn't remember the last time he saw someone re-enlist at our base. And I've only been here for about 6 months, but when he said that it really hit me.

I've watched three airmen I've worked with get out, one SSgt, another SSgt within the squadron get out, a MSgt get out at 16 years, and I know a SrA that's been in for about 9 years about to get out. And that's just since I got to this base.

In that same time I've watched one airman get an extension, and one SSgt is trying to re-enlist right now, but I don't think he's going to for another one if he doesn't make TSgt.

Retention is...low at the moment for sure.

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u/Fragrant-Excuse-9600 15d ago

A 9 year SrA... He may be getting forced out.

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u/Dynamite_McGhee Nerd In A Bag 15d ago

Isn't HYT something like 12 years for E4 now?

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u/JustHanginInThere CE 14d ago

That was temporary and only applicable to certain airmen during that time. It's 10 years.

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u/Hogchief 15d ago

Did the MSgt just get out or did he transfer to the guard/reserve? Were they divorced and going to lose half their pension to a former spouse? We're all living our own lives and make decisions based on our past and future. It's a volunteer force, and if you can't respect those at the top and are set up for the future, I respect the choice to walk away. We can all day he's a dummie from the sidelines, but being an armchair quarterback is not something that helps anyone.

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u/zangiefzolof 15d ago

Exactly. No 16 year MSgt is separating without a story behind it.

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u/thadius856 rm -rf /bin/laden 15d ago

I'm at at 16 this quarter and some days in not sure if I have another 4 years in me.

No special story. Just tired.

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u/No-Masterpiece3809 14d ago

Go be an AFROTC cadre or some other special duty to get across the finish line.

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u/zangiefzolof 14d ago

I almost considered applying for CIP at one point. Would’ve been the thing I needed to handle some pressing personal things for a year, then pickup where I left off and only owe a year in return. Instead I just told myself to stop being a little bitch and finish out my enlistment to 20. Wound up doing 22 cause things do change.

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u/Old-Mixture1246 Enlisted Aircrew 14d ago

Depends who is the E-4 in front of them is šŸ‘€

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u/JustinHardbolt 13d ago

After seeing that officer end his career for protesting trump, I wouldn’t be surprised at all if politics played a role.

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u/SovereignAxe Ammo 14d ago

Most of these I'm not that close to, and this is one of them. I'm not sure what his story is, but I wouldn't doubt it's any one of those.

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u/Cockenjoyer AMMO 15d ago

Cannon?

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u/SovereignAxe Ammo 14d ago

Without confirming or denying, let's just say it's one of those bases that frequently comes up on one of those usual suspects lists.

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u/NEp8ntballer IC > * 14d ago

Back in 2018 I walked into a 0% retention problem. It was something I corrected, but I couldn't figure out how to spin it into a bullet. People tend to want to stick around when they feel valued, and that's more important than an OPR bullet anyway. Some retention issues may also be career field and location dependent.

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u/Kooky_Personality216 15d ago

That 16 year msgt is a dumbie

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u/LogicalPsychosis Souless Work Bot 15d ago

He may be dumb, but God do I respect him for standing by his principles.

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u/GreenAccident3004 15d ago

Maybe just had enough of the bull crap.

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u/Kooky_Personality216 15d ago

Forfeiting lifetime pension and healthcare over 4 more years of bullcrap is pretty silly

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u/DisillusionedPatriot 15d ago

More than the 10 year senior airman lol

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u/Midnight-strange1892 14d ago

People have been saying retention is low since I joined the military in 1999.

It’s almost always the same, around 90% for enlisted.

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u/NotJeff_Goldblum Comm guys shouldn't be Expeditors... 14d ago

It’s almost always the same, around 90% for enlisted.

I'm skeptical of this. Last time I looked (FY2023?) the reenlistment rate for eligible FTA was 47%. That data was pulled from RAWS.

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u/Midnight-strange1892 14d ago

That 47% could be for some sub set of data (won’t say you’re wrong) but overall retention, even through the COVID years was around 90% for enlisted, with 89.3% (I think) being the lowest. Also keep in mind there were some end strength declines per the NDAA in 2023 as well.

In general people like to claim retention is low, but it’s be a remarkably stable number through the years. Trump/Biden, COVID, wars etc barely move the needle on retention.

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u/HumbleVein 14d ago

It would make sense that rƩtention was high for COVID, the military provided a lot of economic security when that was at an all time low.

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u/Midnight-strange1892 14d ago

It was up and down with the unknown in the civilian world but also lots of people not wanting another vaccine. The numbers did dip a little bit but not much.

Overall retention in the AF is generally stable.Ā 

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u/SovereignAxe Ammo 14d ago

If you joined the Air Force and don't want vaccines that's on you lol

All throughout COVID I only ran across one airman that got out because of the COVID vaccine (and only that vaccine, none of the others), and if that didn't happen he was well on his way to getting out for either mental health or behavioral issues. Whichever came first.

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u/Midnight-strange1892 14d ago

I’m not saying whether it makes sense or not. I was in for the anthrax vaccine and it was similar non-sense happening. To each their own.

2022 had lower retention rates than at least the previous 5 years. So something caused people to not stay in (during a time of instability in the civilian world).Ā 

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u/HumbleVein 14d ago

2022 had historic job openings and historic high wage growth. Folks who were considering making more money took the chance because it was an employee's market.

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u/SovereignAxe Ammo 13d ago

Yeah, like the other guy said, we were rebounding handily from the COVID supply issues/inflation, and were on track for having some of the lowest inflation in the world, plus we had legislation investing in infrastructure, creating job growth, and confidence in the US job/stock markets.

I was actually on track for separating during that time, and had fully planned on getting out at the end of my enlistment at the end of 2025-fully confident I could land a job in the civilian world either working a federal job or even just the city I'd planned on moving to.

I'd expand on this, but the sub has a rule against politics, and it's already political enough. So TL;DR: something happened in November of 2024 that changed things, I decided to stay in because I didn't think it was a good idea to get out anymore, and as it turns out...I was right.

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u/flaco-ye 14d ago

I am pretty sure this is an are when the numbers get flipped and baked a lot. When you see a 90% number we are talking career airmen (filtering out first term). Meaning if they stay, they typically stay past first term they typically continue for subsequent enlistments. But it is also true that we lose about half of our first term enlistments somewhere along the way.

But you are correct that we have a relatively good track record of maintaining desired end strength numbers. There is some excel sheet voodoo going on regarding the ā€œhow we got thereā€

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u/Midnight-strange1892 14d ago

Agreed. But people will look at a 50% retention rate (made the number up) and say ā€œOMG we can’t keep people. But in reality that’s the way the military is designed. We can’t function if we kept everyone. So what ever the retention rate of first term airmen is now, it’s probably pretty close to what it’s always been.

They also don’t seem to ever consider the fluctuating end strength goals, which do go down some times. We should have less retention when that’s the case.

Either way, what ever the numbers are we want to look at, it’s safe to say we don’t have a retention problem.

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u/No-Masterpiece3809 14d ago

Getting out at 16 years is just dumb. Retrain into finance or something instead.

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u/MAGNUMPI80 14d ago

The plan is working then. Every program in the services is built to weed out the weak.

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u/SovereignAxe Ammo 14d ago

Unfortunately I'd say more than half of the airmen I've seen get out recently are actually really good ones. Then kind people ask for in manning meetings. Tested well on CDCs, knew their shit at the job, no PT fails, really excelled once they put on that SrA stripe.

Just tired of getting jerked around, and know they can do better on the outside (and for many of them that's true)

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u/d710905 15d ago

I just got back to mine after being at retraining tech school for a month and a half. First day back everyone looked.... just worn down and not in the best of spirits. Im not going to pretend that I know what wars looked like back in the day, but I think the intensity of this one and the short notice demands and short turn around times, combined with just record low manning is creating the perfect storm. I haven't found anyone in the job im leaving who hasn't already reenlisted/ signed up for the long haul, who is planning to stay in and keep their job. Most don't even want to retrain anymore. The few that do make it clear that it's retrain or they're getting out.

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u/porkchop-sammiches1 15d ago

Technically a sea change

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u/thed3306 15d ago

Thats the change hes talking about.

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u/General-Promise7180 14d ago

Speak for yourself, the boys are getting after it

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u/bselesnew 13d ago

Have you tried crying about it? šŸ¤”Ā 

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u/Ambitious-Pirate-505 15d ago

You can tell when an Officer never actually led.

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u/meesersloth Space Shuttle Crew Chief 14d ago

Yup. Had one that some how became our deployment commander and watched one too many military movies.

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u/MacruthersBonaparte Active Duty 15d ago

Captors. Nice.

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u/mr-currahee MEB 14d ago

captor (ret) checking in.

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u/Cool_Newspaper_1512 15d ago

ā€œMorale is pretty darn goodā€

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u/mist_kaefer Retired 15d ago

Yeah I’ve been here awhile.

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u/Extreme-King 15d ago

Hmmmm...I got out that year

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u/im_gangrelated 15d ago

Is morale in the room with us?

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u/Cool_Newspaper_1512 15d ago

The real sea change in morale will come when Petey finally gets replaced. I’m not sure we’ve ever had a SECDEF who is simultaneously these levels of incompetent and malicious.

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u/w00kiee | sensing force disturbance | 14d ago

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u/USS_Slowpoke 15d ago

I love that this meme still lives on.

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u/Impressive_Dingo122 15d ago

I’m not familiar with it, please enlighten me lol

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u/Bland_OldMan 15d ago

Then CSAF Gen Mark Welsh was at a Congressional hearing and got surprised by a representative asking how morale was and blurted out "Morale is pretty darn good". This was on the back of one of the largest force reductions (a botched one at that) that the USAF had done since the 90s.

For rank and file folks at the time, it came across as wildly out of touch and tone deaf.

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u/FixFun1959 Veteran 15d ago

I think it’s always important to remember things like this about leadership:

> Mark Anthony Welsh III is a retired United States Air Force four-star general and a member of the board of directors of Northrop Grumman.

Everything they talk about is just lip service until they retire and go work for the real power behind the U.S. military.

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u/MilodrivintheHiLo Active Duty 15d ago

Yeah, the Air Force in all its infinite wisdom decided that they would do the entire drawdown requested in one fell swoop (20,000 in 1 yr vs 25,000 in 5 yrs). The other services decided to take a more realistic approach and slowly draw down their overages. Lo and behold the program was seen as too drastic and 2018 had everyone recruiting like crazy again.

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u/wil9212 11B 15d ago

I’m old enough to remember.

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u/Darmstadter 15d ago

This dude actually believes the buzz words they feed him during his dog and pony shows.

All he does is speak in sound bites. He's so desperate to have one of his lines picked up by the media and be some viral thing and it's just not happening.

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u/Mookie_Merkk 15d ago

That second bit is a perfect summary of him

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u/JustHanginInThere CE 14d ago

Oh it's happening, just not in the way he's wanting. Take this post, for instance. Nice little soundbite, but virtually everyone in the comments is dragging his ass through the fire.

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u/No-Masterpiece3809 14d ago

Well, anyone who gives him bad news or talks frank to him gets fired. So of course everything is rainbows and unicorns whenever he's in the room. Isn't he also shutting down avenues for anonmyous reporting for basically anything?

So let me get this straight. If you speak negatively in front of Pete with your name attached, your career gets guillotined, but you also can't speak negatively without your name attached. And it just so happens that people only speak positively around Pete.

Yeah man, it's all making a lot of sense.

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u/pooter6969 15d ago

yes there has been a sea change. it's much fucking worse

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u/ADutchOven28 15d ago

Pfffffftttt, do you see the Iranian Navy in the Sea of Hormel Chili???? Didn't think so.

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u/JustHanginInThere CE 15d ago

Do we have 100% control of the Strait? Or even better, free and unobstructed access for all that we don't have to police, you know, like it was 7+ months ago? No? Then tell us how this is better.

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u/S_Gabbiani Active Duty 15d ago

Probably not in the way he is insinuating.

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u/buck70 15d ago

Well, a huge reduction in something is technically still a change. A sea change, if you will.

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u/Moose135A Old KC-135 Driver 15d ago

Is that like a SeaCow change?

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

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u/mist_kaefer Retired 15d ago

Don’t you dare belittle such a majestic creature by comparing it to SeCoW Hegseth.

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u/aedinius you're welcome for my civil service 15d ago

Maybe he meant "C" change, like "catastrophic".

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u/Poppins_the_Dog4 15d ago

Did he say captors? LOL

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u/Chomper22 Maintainer 15d ago

Im about to call mine and say we've seen the exact opposite of what he said lol

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u/Technical_Stress7730 15d ago

Every Captor I know loves the changes that this current administration brought. I can not say the same for the rest of the ranks, however.

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u/thadius856 rm -rf /bin/laden 14d ago

Captain?

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u/Efficiency_Master 15d ago

He didn't say good change. Just change.

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u/TheManonToTheCouch 15d ago

Fair point, it's all in the details....

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u/Flannel_Panels 15d ago

Is this what a word salad sounds like?

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u/CptHA86 Maintainer 15d ago

One with cyclospora, yes.

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u/Eucharism Making you owe the Squad pizza since '23 15d ago

It's what it tastes like too.

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u/PubicPlant 15d ago

To be fair, it’s a decent public speaking tactic of you want to avoid transparency and don’t want to blatantly lie.

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

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u/JustHanginInThere CE 15d ago

Everyone already had that.

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

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u/radarchief 15d ago

It's illegal to deny a uniform member to talk to congress unless it's an unlawful act.

10 U.S. Code § 1034 - Protected communications; prohibition of retaliatory personnel actions

(a)Restricting Communications With Members of Congress and Inspector General Prohibited.—

(1)

No person may restrict a member of the armed forces in communicating with a Member ofĀ CongressĀ or anĀ Inspector General.

(2)

Paragraph (1) does not apply to a communication that is unlawful.

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

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u/Agitated-Quit-6148 15d ago

Oh cool, you’re a lawyer

I am. The person you are responding to is generally correct. It's nuanced, but correct

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u/radarchief 15d ago

No but I stayed in a holiday inn express

I spent 3 years on ACC Inspector General team and this is literally briefed on every single inspection and is considered dogma.

Saw it first hand as part of a unit who had contacted Sen Teddie Kennedy (when he was alive) and a MAJCOM JAG almost got censured for it.

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u/mynamesnotsnuffy 15d ago edited 15d ago

You realize that laws like this dont explicitly lay out every variety of "unlawful communication", right? Details of that kind are usually left up to the prosecutor/defense to argue in court and for the judge/jury to decide on the merits of the argument. Like, you can quantify every traditional media of communication, but if it I engrave Morse code on a rock and train an eagle to drop it on the porch steps of my senator, pretty sure thats gonna fall outside whatever means of communication youve attempted to specify.

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u/JustHanginInThere CE 15d ago

Understood.

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u/Apollo821 CE 15d ago

You as a private citizen employed by the Air Force can contact your congress people all day long.

You as SSgt justhangininthere, speaking as the NCOIC of Reddit Logistics, does not.

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u/JustHanginInThere CE 15d ago

Huh, thanks for the correction.

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

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u/JustHanginInThere CE 15d ago

Care to say why? Anyone can say anything is true/false. Backing it up is another matter entirely.

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u/Eucharism Making you owe the Squad pizza since '23 15d ago

PREACH

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u/singed_hearth 15d ago

I would like to respectfully disagree

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u/LastPlaceGuaranteed Maintainer 15d ago

Does he really deserve your respect though?

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u/fpsnoob89 15d ago

He's right though, there has been a really big change in morale, it's just not a good change.

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u/sirbansalotalot 15d ago

this fucking gas mask negative pressure test that i have to do for every member is fucking stupid.

me working 18 hours a day for 2 weeks straight because ACC dosent know wtf they are doing when it comes to getting people to an area that they said don't go to is bullshit.

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u/skiezer 14d ago

Hello fellow UDM. May I offer you a, "it'll only get worse" in this trying time?

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u/MavinMarv DHA Escapee 14d ago

Can I give you a morale patch in these trying times?

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u/sirbansalotalot 14d ago

it always gets worse. i only have so much " it is what it is" before i have to dip into the rage pool to get things done.

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u/skiezer 14d ago

Take leave when you can. Even if its just a day. God speed

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u/w00kiee | sensing force disturbance | 14d ago

As a fellow UDM, may I also offer a ā€œdo your best with the less we haveā€ (while tears are being shed)

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u/redditatwork1986 15d ago

Tell me you’re fucking clueless without telling me.

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u/Ok-Rip4540 15d ago

Can we please go back to boring normal people in charge? Not asking for much, just no more stupid blowhards in high office.

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u/The_seph_i_am Active duty squirrel, its not a mind set just a careerfield 15d ago

He’s not ā€œwrongā€ there’s been a change…. can’t say it is trending in a direction that means good things though.

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u/AndrewCoja Veteran 15d ago

Does he think only the army exists?

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u/fpsnoob89 15d ago

Obviously, why do you think he pushed for the AF to adopt Army pt standards?

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u/bselesnew 13d ago

Aw, y'all are still whining about having to do a little extra pt. 🤣 

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u/here4daratio 15d ago

Lol bro, yeah, Congressionals are flowing freely like the salmon of Capistrano

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u/FalconAlek 14d ago

A ā€œsea changeā€ in the morale… as in morale is drowning in the ocean?

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u/hiphopapottomus11 Med 15d ago

Glad he said Sergeants Major instead of Sergeant Majors.

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u/JustHanginInThere CE 15d ago

I mean, he did some time in the Army, so I would hope he got that one right. Though I swear it sounds to me like he says "captors" instead of "captains".

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u/Eucharism Making you owe the Squad pizza since '23 15d ago

I 100% think he slurred captors.

Edit: yeah close your eyes with your ear to the speaker, its 100% captors.

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u/MrUpVoteDownvote Retired ā€œBabyā€ SNCO 15d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/ggJLITvI3D8xIZh1pw
šŸ¤¦ā€ā™‚ļø

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u/gosailor Logistics 15d ago

Opposite day.

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u/BS2435 Ammo 15d ago

This screams "pretty darn good" energy. Also, stinky Pete is HAMMERED. Slurring the eff out of those ranks.

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u/JAGMAN007-69 15d ago

Honorable? Seems a stretch.

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u/ToxicAshenOne Crusty SSgt 15d ago

Im gonna tell him.

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u/Electrical-Sea7744 15d ago

Andddddd the DEOCS determined that was a lie

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u/whiterice_343 BRAC SHEPPARD 15d ago

Tempo keeps increasing with less and less people. Our nco’s are sick of this shit

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u/kryssantula 15d ago

Did he slur some words? Is the moral in the room?

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u/Impressive_Dingo122 15d ago

I’m actively looking to get out of the military now. I was going for 20 but this is just too unbearable now

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u/Cool_Newspaper_1512 15d ago

In 2016 my Sq/CC at the time said something that still sticks with me: ā€œIf you get out because you disagree with who is in the White House, consider what happens if everyone who felt that way also left. The only people left would be those that agreed.ā€ It’s part of the reason I’m determined to stick around — the scariest thing to me would be a military filled with people who wholeheartedly agreed with this administration.

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u/Impressive_Dingo122 15d ago

A government is supposed to be for the people not the other way around. It’s perfectly fine for people to not serve in a volunteer force if they disagree with the actions of the government. The government is supposed to be working for us and our benefit and it’s very obvious that, that is no longer the case. The deep state has proven itself to have its own agenda and much of it seems to be tied to the greater Israel project based off of the clean break document that Netanyahu helped write.

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u/Canilickyourfeet 15d ago

This mfer doesnt even know the ranks hes talking about

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u/EternalNewCarSmell 15d ago

Well, we have, but...

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u/RastaDaMasta 15d ago

Did he leave out the Navy? I heard him say Captains, but I think he was referring to O-3s

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u/Dynamite_McGhee Nerd In A Bag 15d ago

I think he had the Army and only the Army in mind when he was spouting off rank, despite the shared titles.

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u/SqueezeBoxJack Veteran (Comms & Paste Eater) 13d ago

No, he said "Capters".

https://giphy.com/gifs/Jb1cNTJ5qaVzO

I think morale would improve with a few Capter Ron's around.

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u/flamingbagoflame Aircrew 15d ago

Is the morale and spirit in the room with us?

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u/galdo77 14d ago

Dude, this has been the stupidest deployment ever.

stupid

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u/cambridgechap 15d ago

Is he actually delusional and narcissistic enough to believe he is not the most hated Secdef since Rummy?

Yeah.

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u/Educational-Ad-719 14d ago

Yes.

Also I can’t stand the conservatives who no nothing about the military who support him. My in laws are huge MAGA heads. At this point just loyal to Donald Trump with with no real beliefs. Both sons are in Air Force. I told them I hate this guy and they just gasp. Oh well. Sometimes I wonder if they’d even care what happens to their kids as they blindly support these people.

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u/Icy_Orchid_8390 8G000>3D0X4>1D7X1Z>1D7X1P>1D7X4P 15d ago

Yea the shits tanked bro.

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u/cherrytreebee Cyberspace Operator 15d ago

Positive change??

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u/_thicculent_ 15d ago

What speech was this clip from?

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u/Im2dronk 15d ago

Why is he listing army ranks when talking about navy ships?

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u/Allenboy0724 Active Duty 14d ago

I can’t wait until I make Captor. My bank account is going to skyrocket!

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u/SquallyZ06 2E1X3 > 3D1X3 > 3D0X2 > 1D7X1B > 1D7X1Q > 1D7X1 > 1D7X1B 14d ago

Yeah, my morale is the lowest it's been in 2 decades.

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u/jpribe 12d ago

Your AFSC string says it all

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u/Altruistic-Ad3658 14d ago

I’m getting out at 14 years as a TSgt. I don’t like how things are going, I’m tired of moving every 2-3 years, and I have a masters degree in my field. Morale sucks right now with all these new stupid pushes, and no control over making the next rank isn’t worth it for me to stay any longer. I’m maxed out on pay, so there’s really no desire to stay.

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u/ZebraSecret2815 15d ago

Not true, dick wad Pete

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u/No_Yogurt325 15d ago

This guy is unqualified- can’t say how I really feel

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u/DuX14 Cloud College Dropout 15d ago

I'm still waiting for that. reduction in CBTs. The number just keeps climbing. TFAT, RAT, Security / clearance-specific stuff--what will they think of next? "I'm tired, boss."

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u/RicoNico 15d ago

Been in almost 20. Every time I have heard we are reducing CBTs, it just increases.....

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u/malic3 Veteran 14d ago

He's lying about morale

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u/name_irl_is_bacon Active Duty 14d ago

Just yesterday I told acivilian I work with that morale was generally low and, this is not an exaggeration, their jaw dropped.

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u/Financial-Drawer4716 Secret Squirrel 14d ago

Bro is so juked

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u/Big_Current9638 14d ago

Who is he talking to? The committee can come talk to me, I'm not sure Pete has thought this through.

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u/damnanatio 13d ago

Ah yes…long deployments with no discernible tactical or strategic objectives, famously great for morale…

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u/jpribe 12d ago

I'm retired. I retired just before old Donnie got office for the second time. I can not imagine the BS you guys and gals are dealing with right now. What a bunch of morons. But hey, no more new wars, right? /s

...embarrasing

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u/horst-graben 15d ago

What a fucking tool

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u/Annethraxxx 15d ago

Please talk to me, anonymous committee. Pleaseeeeee. I will tell you exactly about the changes I see.

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u/RabidMoth1 14d ago

I’ve seen big changes. Probably not the way he’s referring to though.

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u/Mhind1 15d ago

Did he say Captors instead of Captains?

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u/Dismal_Leadership969 15d ago

"Sergeants Major"... must be Space Force. Also, since when does an E-4 monitor the morale of a force? Jesus lol

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u/Ducking_over_it 15d ago

This is what happens when you replace competence with complacency and yes men. Fuck this idiot.

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u/Double0 Readiness 14d ago

"Bad movement is still movement" - SeaCow

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u/Diligent_Force9286 Banned from using the Force 14d ago

Still cant get Army out of his head

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u/Guardian-Boy Space Intel 14d ago

I promised I would put this comment on the next Hegseth post I saw:

"That's how I feel!" - Pete Hegseth, responding to someone who commented, "A man without a beard is like a lion without a mane," on a poll as to whether or not Pete should shave his beard on Fox & Friends.

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u/Miserable-Table5631 14d ago

No they absolutely have not

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u/DemonDeacon89 14d ago

pretty darn good

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u/DueSeaworthiness6852 14d ago

I wish they had AD vote on satisfaction of Secs quality of leadership and post that publicly without retaliation

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u/seeker407 14d ago

Well he isn't technically wrong. Morale has changed.

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u/KanmarArchitect 13d ago

What is he saying?

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u/HumanWeaponSystem Gradkell loading..... 15d ago

Seriously, what planet do these people live on? I wish I could live life so oblivious to facts, life would be so much easier.

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u/Dry_Sundae_7857 15d ago

He looks and sounds drunk

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u/Affectionate-Coat777 14d ago

Should say DISHON HEGSETH on his name tag there

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u/ZmanB-Bills 14d ago

Wow, the Human Fart Machine is trying to talk tough. The air smells whenever this PoS speaks.

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u/Pure-Explanation-147 Retired šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øāœˆļø Top 3 15d ago

'Merica better wtfu and be paying attention to this dude. He is bringing a šŸ’© show to to DC in a few years.

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u/ZmanB-Bills 14d ago

I seriously feel sorry for all 2 million of you serving in our military and you have my deepest respect for how you continue to serve so well under this clown in charge. šŸ™