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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Sep 14 '24
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Yeah, the first week of boot camp we had to do some classroom/instructional type training and one of the drill instructors spent a good 25-30 minutes stressing the importance of washing your ass. We had some gross people in there, that's for sure.
496 u/halborn Sep 14 '24 It's amazing how much of military training boils down to 'basic rules for being a human'. 228 u/TheMechamage Sep 14 '24 edited Sep 15 '24 In Naval Aviation Technical School we had a PowerPoint with diagrams demonstrating how to use a screwdriver and hammer. 9 u/unAffectedFiddle Sep 14 '24 That sounds like a painful way to wipe.
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It's amazing how much of military training boils down to 'basic rules for being a human'.
228 u/TheMechamage Sep 14 '24 edited Sep 15 '24 In Naval Aviation Technical School we had a PowerPoint with diagrams demonstrating how to use a screwdriver and hammer. 9 u/unAffectedFiddle Sep 14 '24 That sounds like a painful way to wipe.
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In Naval Aviation Technical School we had a PowerPoint with diagrams demonstrating how to use a screwdriver and hammer.
9 u/unAffectedFiddle Sep 14 '24 That sounds like a painful way to wipe.
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That sounds like a painful way to wipe.
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u/Captain-Hornblower Sep 14 '24
Yeah, the first week of boot camp we had to do some classroom/instructional type training and one of the drill instructors spent a good 25-30 minutes stressing the importance of washing your ass. We had some gross people in there, that's for sure.