Dress and deportment... continued

[muskrat89]

NOT slamming the US Military... Rather, a reminder to check yourself over, before going on National TV  :

 

[Michael Dorosh]

Delicious!

 

[NavyGrunt]

Oh my......thats an embarrasing mistake. Thank god John Q opublic wont pick up on that. ;D

 

[D-n-A]

Thats an embarrassing mistake, an he's a Lt Col too.

 

[Scott]

Remember our beloved former PM with the Kevlar Helmet on backwards?

 

[HollywoodHitman]

Thats so perfect, there's really nothing else to add is there? 

 

[pegged]

Know where I can find a pic of that scott? Heh..

 

[Scott]

Can't help you with the pic, but it must have been archived somewhere, it made national news.

 

[SEB123]

LOL

 

[para paramedic]

Looking for this photo?

;D

 

[SEB123]

We elected that,LOL

 

[Matt_Fisher]

That picture of Chretien speaks volumes...

 

[chrisf]

That a reporter was quick enough to catch him? That no one thought to tell him it was on backwards?

 

[CdnGalaGal]

*shakes head and groans* Jean....

LOL, reminds me of some funny times on courses... Like when Pte **** forgot his beret... He ALMOST made it the entire morning without getting caught... And the time on basic when I forgot to put my epaulettes on my uniform (yes, you can say it... CLUSTERF**K)

Heh...

 

[Acorn]

More a reflection on you than on him.

Acorn

 

[pbi]

Here in CJTF76 HQ I was having a laugh with some US Army guys about that Air Force LCol: they thought it was hilarious. However, as a rule the US Army is far stricter on dress and deportment than we are: Soldiers are generally very sharply turnbed out, but the conduct rules here at Bagram are MUCH stricter than anything I have seen on a Canadian deployment. I am not sure Canadians would tolerate them. Cheers.