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Although the character MAJ Payne is a fictitious USMC officer suited with inequalities requiring him to embrace teaching as a fortitude. Enabling reality with fiction warrants a likeness to reality. All officers are required to have a Bachelors degree to be an officer unless circumstances put that Soldier in the Audie Murphy promotion scenario. Damon Wayans researched military service members, incorporated REAL tactics and procedures utilized by officers and enlisted service members of varied branches to bring MAJ Payne alive; alive to teach values, traditions and equity to a generation of individualism type of thinkers. That aspect of teaching served as a catalyst for entertainment but… it also warranted lessons of humanity. Everything read does not constitute the lesson; action applied with the material reading, construes the reality of the lesson.

Not everyone will understand your journey, but as YOUR NAVY RESERVE | PRIOR SERVICE RECRUITER - I do! 📲 Let’s talk Navy, InMail me today or click the link in my BIO for more information. #NavyReserve #VeteranTransition #MilitaryTransition

Mastering one's situation and controlling the circumstances, is how the captain of the ship sails through rough seas/waters. Strong sails supported by 'All-Hands-on-Deck' - "AHOY" Admiral EE Okpa - Texas Navy Association.

There is one big policy change the Navy could make right now that would save money on shipbuilding, recapitalize room for enhanced lethality on warships, and promote greater esprit de corps in the service. The change? Get rid of the wardroom. Yeah, I said it. Make one dining facility on naval ships and bases for everybody, regardless of rank, to come together and share a meal. With respect to our British allies, the Navy doesn't need an aristocracy anymore. The veneer of pomp around the Navy's officer corps serves no one. Enlisted sailors are often more capable, competent, and credentialed than their officer counterparts. Separate dining facilities are a joke that perpetuate a "holier than thou" stereotype in our service. Other branches have figured out how to eat together, and probably fight better together because of it. Officers need to get out of their comfort zones and expectations of preferential treatment. In the battles to come, we need all the space we can get for warfighting systems - and we need to build the kind of resilient teams that can only come when everybody eats the same meal, in the same place, at the same time while we're underway. Spoiler alert if you're a naval officer still reading this far: nothing requires you to eat in the wardroom today. Grab a tray and head to the galley.

There are people whose conduct is so corrupt they forfeit their affiliation into leading society. There are transgressions that are so bad that what is most common among civil people (honor, dignity, truth, respect, wholesomeness, character, treasured heritage) becomes unintelligible resulting in decaying ethical and moral values on the face of humanity. Incongruous to Humanity’s most valuable Inheritance of Spiritual Ideals. Alas, here surfaces a spurious so-called elected self-serving representative who will not treasure time and authority to be nothing more than a lawbreaker and social pariah. What a miserable life ransom indeed to forsake one's dignity instead of true purpose to serve and consolidate the unity of humanity and bring unadulterated support for good-and for all! To-wit, the uncertainty everyone speaks so homogeneously about is, "does the Congress have the right to harbor anyone who carries out injustice to others, and against the national doctrine?" 

Reflecting on two decades in uniform: Commitment is the cornerstone of victory. As a Navy veteran, this principle has not only shaped me in service but also transformed my approach in the civilian sector. What enduring lesson has your profession taught you? Join the conversation. #MilitaryToCivilian #CommitmentIsKey #ProfessionalGrowth

January 1, 2024 is just around the corner. What stops your new year's resolution or goal from happening or not happening? Self-Discipline. Here's a micro of retired US Navy SEAL Officer and Victory Strategies Team Member, Michael Uyboco on the topic. Want more lessons like this to help you make 2024 your best year yet? Join us: https://lnkd.in/er3pxyBW #selfdiscipline #mindset #performance #newyearnewyou #newyearsresolution #victorystrategies #elearning

"If you want to put a weapon on target anywhere and have lethal effect in the Navy, you need some piece of Information Warfare." ICYMI: Watch the US Navy's IBoss' interview with the United States Navy Memorial to learn how #InformationWarfare keeps the Navy in competition.

Iron Sights, Optics, and USMC Marksmanship. What the Marine Corps has learned by shooting iron sights vs. optics and their official policy. https://lnkd.in/eYgTcvXt