Been on active duty 29 years, and the rules you speak of are minimums, for those who enlist (and get out). Was written most specifically for state and reserve soldiers. Good rules. Not for those held to higher standards. The Regular Army Officers are held to closer scrutiny. As an officer, you are in uniform 24-7.
As an officer, there are many things I keep my nose out of, and keep focused on what is important.
While you quote what you believe to be facts, please be civil and permit those in uniform to exercise good common sense and focus on mission.
When military people begin to get passionately involve in politics in most countries I visit, coups follow. Our country is far from needing a change in leadership such as that. One person - one vote - and the delegate process is working fine. Wayne
Sir,
I won't disagree with your assessment. You're correct, it is different for Guardsmen (like me) and Reserve types. I wear the same ACUs that you wear. Check this picture you should see two CUCVs and a range flag. As for being civil, Sir, it's easy to read into written words and perceive feelings that were not intended. My apologies if offense was taken. I understand well enough the unwritten rules of being an officer, especially one with any rank and seniority. I forget that a significant portion of the members of this board have been around "a minute or two. " I know enough active duty officers to know how busy you guys and gals are.
If any of you reading this think I'm backtracking, well, you'd be half right.

V/R
AKaiser
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