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Their officers used to get pissed at us for not serving them first, but our rules were the privates get fed first and the leaders last... take care of the joes
 
Same with our rules mate, our privates get fed first too. I ended up a Warrant Officer, I think about an E7 or E8 is that your rank structure?? I waited in line heaps of time even though I could eat the crutch out of a low flying duck.
 
Dude, sometimes when the chow came, I knew my ass would be at the end of the line, so I would sneak off and dig into the officers rucks and steal the officers snackies that they stashed because the time it was my turn for grub I would be lucky to get a scoop of dehydrated eggs and a stale peice of bread... the ducks knew better than to come close me... W.O.'s were like above and an E-7 but below and officer, most of them went to warrent school when they were E-6's and then got their bars
 
On the ships we had an Officer mess. The ward room. AKA the Weird room. The Warden...I mean Captain dined alone or with special guests in his cabin at a full 8 person properly set table, with his own private chef and proper silver ware. The E-7 to E-9's had their own mess and the best food. They bought it themsleves, hence their girth and rosey cheaks.... (maybe that was the alcohol stash they had.) But of course they paid for that with about 15-20 years on ships in the lower ranks.

Being a Warrant Officer on the ship didn't have much benefit because you had worse food and had to hang out with a bunch of assholes. More than a few Warrant Officers said "f*ck it" and went back to being a Master Chief.

Us apes ate slop and tried to avoid food poisoning. Just because it was served, didn't mean it was safe. I swear I saw "contains circus animals" on some of the boxes in there.

Hey Ammon, Is that you and Uncle Ronnie. Holy Shit. Presidential Meeting. Cool.
 
That is a cool pic. I should had carried a camera around more but it didnt occur to me until a lot later in life that I should have. My loss. its cool it would have pic's of lots of green with little green dudes with black guns. Not much to see. I was never allowed to wander anywhere near a president. I would have gotten into a lot more trouble. :)
As I moved up in rank I lost the chow fight a lot more. Being a lance corporal was the best. Little work...you could dump it on the privates. And no one thought you knew anything so they always yelled at others. Being a staff was nice but the chow was sometimes gone and the job of being a Marine started to get a lot more political.
Back when I was in being a staff meant that could be your rank at retirement. Very little room in the Corps for growth. I hear thats changed now and you can have guys hitting staff in the 4-5 year mark. I was staff for about 1 year 3 months.Master guns at 15 years now. jeeze!
 
On the ships we had an Officer mess. The ward room. AKA the Weird room. The Warden...I mean Captain dined alone or with special guests in his cabin at a full 8 person properly set table, with his own private chef and proper silver ware. The E-7 to E-9's had their own mess and the best food. They bought it themsleves, hence their girth and rosey cheaks.... (maybe that was the alcohol stash they had.) But of course they paid for that with about 15-20 years on ships in the lower ranks.

Being a Warrant Officer on the ship didn't have much benefit because you had worse food and had to hang out with a bunch of assholes. More than a few Warrant Officers said "f*ck it" and went back to being a Master Chief.

Us apes ate slop and tried to avoid food poisoning. Just because it was served, didn't mean it was safe. I swear I saw "contains circus animals" on some of the boxes in there.

Hey Ammon, Is that you and Uncle Ronnie. Holy Shit. Presidential Meeting. Cool.

I swear is saw my chow still twitching sometimes.

They only let me close to Ronnie to give me a medal and I had to crop the 8 secret service agents out of the pic
 
That is a cool pic. I should had carried a camera around more but it didnt occur to me until a lot later in life that I should have. My loss. its cool it would have pic's of lots of green with little green dudes with black guns. Not much to see. I was never allowed to wander anywhere near a president. I would have gotten into a lot more trouble. :)
As I moved up in rank I lost the chow fight a lot more. Being a lance corporal was the best. Little work...you could dump it on the privates. And no one thought you knew anything so they always yelled at others. Being a staff was nice but the chow was sometimes gone and the job of being a Marine started to get a lot more political.
Back when I was in being a staff meant that could be your rank at retirement. Very little room in the Corps for growth. I hear thats changed now and you can have guys hitting staff in the 4-5 year mark. I was staff for about 1 year 3 months.Master guns at 15 years now. jeeze!

I got my staff quick for a 90's Marine, and everybody told me I was on the road to be the next Sergeant Major of the Corps, but you break one arm and rip off an eye-lid and nobody wants to you friend anymore... pansies
 
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