CGSC Lobotomy

Few Majors or Lieutenant Colonels will obey that order. If you don't believe me, look at the number of O5s and O6s who decline CSL because they find their family more important than career advancement....

[quote]But if it works its way through Congress, that will mean that more than half of those elected representatives voted for it, and that (roughly) the same percentage of the military would have elected those people.[/quote] That would trigger a Constitutional Convention if not struck down by t...

[quote]You left off a few important parts. I am assuming you arent talking about the officers.[/quote] That's the enlisted oath. The commissioning oath is different: I ___, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enem...

Also consider how reactive instead of proactive information security is in the Government. Patches are typically released AFTER zero-day threats, not heuristically. All it takes is an enterprising individual with a crumpled up Pringles can finding a rogue access point within a drone control ce...

NO!! Orange Man Bad!! [img]https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/424/601/0a6.gif[/img]...

[quote] I just think its fantasy land to assume that most would totally disregard their chain of command and their intel.[/quote] It's even more of a fantasy land to assume that all of the leadership will turn on its own populace because of loyalty to a particular leader. Maybe the General Offic...

Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines do not "blindly follow orders". Those that do get removed from their position and charged accordingly. Leaders are told again and again and again that it is not only their duty to follow lawful orders but to DISOBEY unlawful orders....

[quote]Those are rookie numbers, gotta pump those numbers up.[/quote] To be fair, 24,000 at Missouri are louder than 102,000 at DKKKR in Austin....

[quote]How about meat judging? I hear aggy and Miss St are good at that.[/quote] Speaking of dominating a sport that few participate in, 3 Big 12 schools participate in men's swimming and diving and only 5 participate in women's. 38 of your 180 titles come from swimming and diving, 8 from ROWI...

[quote]c'mon, only 4 SEC schools even have equestrian teams, and it's not even an NCAA sport[/quote] Only 8 SEC schools have gymnastics teams. For the record, I would be perfectly happy with A&M either dropping equestrian or finding a way to add a gymnastics team. Either way, our proximity to Ho...

There's a 0% chance of my job history being vacated as a result of cheating....

The sports on that list that fewer than half the schools participate in are Equestrian and Gymnastics. What this shows is how well rounded the conference is after expansion. Every school has at least 2 conference titles across the spectrum of athletics. Florida has only 4 fewer titles (47) th...

Football Alabama - 5 Auburn - 1 Georgia - 1 Men's Basketball Kentucky - 7 (3 regular season, 4 tournament) Florida - 3 (2 regular season, 1 tournament) Auburn - 2 (1 regular season, 1 tournament) Tennessee - 1 (regular season) Texas A&M - 1 (regular season) *LSU - 1 (regular season*)...

LSU's pinnacle of athletic achievement since A&M joined the conference was a men's golf national title in 2015 and a basketball conference title that will be eventually vacated....

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That gif needs to be stickied at the top for everyone's use. :rotflmao:...

Congratulations on finally getting your 10th SEC title since the 2012 expansion. Only 12 behind A&M......

Oh wait, that's the Democrat primary debates....

1. Tennessee. 2. NOT LSU...