“I was in Panama committing war crimes while you were still running around in Huggies, if my hands get cold they’re going in the pockets” perfectly sums up the Army.
“Wot in tarnation is this new fangled coffee maker? Son when I was your age we just used an old sock as a filter and heated with a Bunsen burner. *takes a sip* hot damn, that’s too good for me I need something strong enough to remove my fillings”
The nearest we had on the British Army was a Sergeant Major that, as far as anyone can work out has been in over 40 years. He was in the Falklands War, both Gulf Wars and Afghanistan as a pathfinder He wasn’t required / allowed to do the fitness tests anymore but he always finished alongside the front guys chatting to them about how well they’re doing!
Every senior warrant I've ever known is precisely like this. Formation? We still do that? Let me know how it goes. They might as well change the rank to "I am just here for the violence."
It's not a mission brief unless the CW4's are putting underwear on each other's heads and talking smack while the poor officer is trying to keep some sense of order. "He was one of my lieutenants when I was a major." That summed things up...(these were pilots, btw).
To give people who don’t know some context to this rank, I know one CWO5, he’s a family friend that served with my dad since I was born, I’m 22 now, been a marine for 2 years, and he’s STILL in
In my 20 years in the Army and 18 years growing up with a CW3 dad, I've only seen 2 (TWO!!!) CW5s. Damned straight they're unicorns! I've met more 4-star Generals than I've SEEN CW5s.
@@outboardprsnlstndupI thought when they dropped me from aviation I’d never see them. Then I became a cook and just last week I saw 2 CW5’s in the same room while working in the DFAC.
I think all CWOs in the USA/USMC/USN are the same when they reach CW5. When I was stationed in New Orleans (Navy) I had a CWO4, later CWO5 who came to the office maybe 3 times a week. He was either in our gym, at PRTs or at mandatory GMT sessions. He was one of the coolest people I've ever worked with. When he transferred to Bahrain and I had a port visit there, I saw him at the base in the middle of the day, walking around the Desert Dome doing whatever he felt like doing. Dude was also totally based when you talked to him too. Freaking legend!
@@bradrtorgersen_videos- What is CW5 and why is he a badass? What makes it so he can say whatever he wants? Never served so a lot of the references go over my head...
@@CrazyHorse11235, long story short, the Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) is the "brains" in almost any unit. High experience matched with high expertise. The senior non-commissioned officers lean on the CWO, and the regular officers lean on the CWO. Often, the CWO is older than most of the people around him (or her!) Thus the CWO is afforded some latitude others might not get. Especially senior Warrants at field grade: W3, W4, and the rare W5.
Our Chief did something similar. We were servicing an LMTV while he was looking at the 5988s and he said "Make sure you check the fuel gauge to see if there's enough radiator fluid in there". The poor PFC was so confused and our SL had a nice laugh.
My first duty station was in 1987 NAS Dallas, Stations Weapons. CWO5 (Gunner) Helms was our weapons officer. Every Friday he would bring his RV in for me to wash and detail. Then give me rest of the day off if I didn't have duty. He also made sure that I wrote my mom at least once a week as well.
My brother’s a CW3, likes to say warrants are basically glorified barracks lawyers because of all the regs they have to know. Gotta know the rules to break em properly.
This one time, I was coming in through the gate of Fort Carson way back in 2018, it was almost 3 AM and as I showed the gate guard my CAC, I thought to my self "oh look they got an LT on Gate guard" then I did a double take, that wasn't no LT, and then after trying to unfunk the cac scanner, he says "I bet you're wondering why there's a CW5 on gate guard" and I was like "yeah, yeah I am" and then he gives me my cac and says "yep... me too"
Our army has the equivilent of "when I was in panama.." line. Translated it goes like "when I was jumping and running around on the field, you where still smearing your own shit in your hair"
I retired as a CW4, this makes me wanna come back in just to walk the halls again with YES 2 hats. One on my desk so everyone thinks im around and the on my head so I can do Chief stuff
We don't have CW5s in the Coast Guard mostly because they figured if they created the rank there would.only be one of them,! I was a CWO4 and can totally relate to Billy Friendly
Chief Friendly reminds me of our platoon leader in Germany, he was a Chief and a Vietnam war participant with some of the best war stories I'd heard since Gunny Whitlock.
Dude, I served in the active duty army from 2004-2008 . My 1st duty station was camp Casey Korea, I absolutely loved it. I was then stationed at fort hood Texas and we deployed from 06-07 to Iraq. Anyway I stumbled upon your channel and I love it. I fell out of bed laugh so hard I couldn't breathe and my wife thought I was having a seizure.... 😂😂😅 keep up the great videos.
If an older gentleman says: "You'll have to be gentle with me, I ain't had me a good scrap in quite a while." Run. You're about to get bodied and everyone is gonna laugh while it's happening.
As someone who had an S6 shop, we keep one out front for the common folks, the coffee pot in back is for us and any Warrant that walked in. That and reserved parking that said "for 1979 Broncos" only
I swear 90% of CW5s are in Kuwait. I think I might have seen one at fort Knox in five years. I get to Kuwait I start seeing CW4s and CW5s everywhere. We get a CW4 for our S4 shop of a little reserves unit while we were spread all over and he was in Kuwait while I ran the S6 as a senior SPC in the office next to him. Think I even said something about it to him how rare they are.
Had a Warrant Officer Class 1 (E-9) he wouldn’t do anything to help you with your paperwork without you bringing him an iced coffee and a pack of coco biscuits.
Ran into a customer the other day at work while he was in uniform. Made a joke about NCOs, which got the "I'm a warrant". I feigned awe and asked if I was in the presence of a unicorn. Got an odd look and asked if he was a CW5? No, just a warrant 3. I told him I was disappointed.
@lo-rez2236 Yup. He got out of his POV (in his driveway, which blocked his chest, no cover) low evening light in New England autumn when I said something to the effect of nice E-6/NCO fade. He said he was a warrant, and I joked, "Am I in the presence of a unicorn, a WO-5?" We spoke for a few minutes, and I continued on with my job going mailbox to mailbox with my tedious job. I could email you a picture of his driveway and plate if you'd like. OPSEC aside, I'm kidding. The closest post besides a local USCG is Hanscom AFB and devens RFTA. I'm currently waiting for a flatbed to finish unloading so I can continue on my way.
And this year there is serious talk of the Air Force bringing back Warrants. I guess we’ll have to wait another 20 years to see if any CW5 airmen turn-out like Chief Friendly over here.
I had the pleasure of running into a CW5 while I was in-processing to my first unit straight out of basic. We were shuttled to chow for lunch and I was leaving the dfac and eyeing the parking lot for the bus. Apparently I was mistaken because I didn't notice the E-6 and the geezer that was walking next to him THAT WERE AT LEAST 50 FT AWAY! E6 yells at me, I stop awkwardly halfway on the curb as I wait and wait and wait, just for him to tell me I needed to throw a salute to the CW5. So I am still on the curb halfway and throw an awkward ass salute Chief's way, and run away after he scoffs and returns one my way. Very memorable and (un)luckily the only remarkable thing that happened during in-processing. Thank god that Dfac was nowhere near my unit and I never had the pleasure of running into him again.😅
I was maybe a year and havhalf from getting out when one day I was helping a private move the LTCs humvee to the BN parking lot (bc of the stuoid rule of needing an NCO riding with), and our PSG was waiting there for some fln reason... Idr why... Anyway, right before the larking spot, the dorkiest 2LT with a trash bag flags us down and the deiver slides open his window, and the LT asks: Excuse me fellas, I am new here, but the chief from the motor pool told me to go get an exhaust sample, and gave me this (shows trash bag, and then studies trash bag); so _how exactly_ am i supposed to catch this thing?? I keot a skrait face (somehow) and pointed at the PSG: You see that SFC standing over ther? Go ask him what you just asked me; EXACTLY how you asked me. He'll help ya. And next thing, i see the LT present the trash bag again, and though their interaction was silent for me, seeing my psg explode into laughter about 30sec into their conversation... It felt good. I felt like i did the right thing. Especially for a man with such an empty life as that SFC. I should have gotten a dang arcom and a 30 rack of Budweiser before they went all "funny" (they art not done that goin all funny; not funny "ha-ha" mmm HMM).
I just realized Chief is the Voice of Early 90s Prank Call Comedian Roy D. Mercer, must have been a side gig he cooked up during his deployment during Desert Storm
This reminds me of my grandfather 😂he talks just like this and has told me stories about how different the military was when he joined up he is full of great stories, one of my favorite was when he was in boot camp and he told his drill Sgt that he could do double the amount of pull-ups he could, so the drill Sgt smiled and said ok then proceeded to do 25 pull-ups😄 so my grandfather had to do 50 and he told me the first 47 were fine but 48, 49, & 50 were a bitch lol
“I was in Panama committing war crimes while you were still running around in Huggies, if my hands get cold they’re going in the pockets” perfectly sums up the Army.
😂😂
LOVE IT! The infamous lightsaber rank
A real CW5 would be on a 6 month hunting trip he approved himself and when he comes back to work everyone will have forgotten who he was.
Forgot who he was....and that's just how he likes it😂.
That voice for Chief Friendly is perfect. Got just the right amount of drawl and teeth whistle.
Amazing
"Say what now? " I can watch this over and over.
As tempted as I am to show this to my Chief, I fear it may ruin him, as he literally was in the army when I was still running around in my Huggies
Do it and let us know what happened
Please god do this XD
He did and was never seen again
Does he constantly look for coffee and candy bowls??
You only live once and you might make a friend, roll the dice bud
I swear, every time a CWO5 came into my office there was always the sound of Keith Urban playing behind them
*brooks n Dunn
* aha swahur
Soundtrack worthy folk.
Keith urban is Australian lol
It would be Waylon or maybe Allen Jackson.
I remember working with a CW5 in my G6 office and he'd always come around and examine my Nespresso coffee maker lmao.
“Wot in tarnation is this new fangled coffee maker? Son when I was your age we just used an old sock as a filter and heated with a Bunsen burner. *takes a sip* hot damn, that’s too good for me I need something strong enough to remove my fillings”
@@aceofspadesguy4913 this is good. Lmao
Macchiato? The last time I heard that much Latin was during my aunt's funeral during the Carter administration.
I have no reason why the glasses and mustache along with the accent is just so spot on. That "welp let's take it outside" solidified it
The nearest we had on the British Army was a Sergeant Major that, as far as anyone can work out has been in over 40 years. He was in the Falklands War, both Gulf Wars and Afghanistan as a pathfinder
He wasn’t required / allowed to do the fitness tests anymore but he always finished alongside the front guys chatting to them about how well they’re doing!
That's usually the case..guys like that are just built differently..lol
Those are the men who will carry the flame of freedom while the rest of us are dead. God bless em
That's fucking hilariously outstanding!
Like serving alongside Sir Christopher Lee...
"No chocolate waterfall, no chief". Im dying.
Every senior warrant I've ever known is precisely like this. Formation? We still do that? Let me know how it goes. They might as well change the rank to "I am just here for the violence."
....and the coffee. Don't forget the coffee.
It's not a mission brief unless the CW4's are putting underwear on each other's heads and talking smack while the poor officer is trying to keep some sense of order. "He was one of my lieutenants when I was a major." That summed things up...(these were pilots, btw).
I thought I saw a CW5 once, but I was just dehydrated I think.
I see 2 of them on a regular basis but I work as J1 JFHQ otherwise I’d never know they exist
A CW5 is my mentor which is cool
You might have had on some dirty socks, go change them.
“I was in Panama commit’in war crimes while you were still running around in your Huggies”
Legend
To give people who don’t know some context to this rank, I know one CWO5, he’s a family friend that served with my dad since I was born, I’m 22 now, been a marine for 2 years, and he’s STILL in
If you don't have old heads around, the youngins start hitting excess shenanigans, and don't act right, like elephants.
🦄 literally. 😂
Probably most of them will be 30 year men.
"I haven't been to a formation since Desert Shield. What makes you think I'm coming to yours?"
We need more CW5 Friendly.
Forgot the ma'am 😮
In my 20 years in the Army and 18 years growing up with a CW3 dad, I've only seen 2 (TWO!!!) CW5s. Damned straight they're unicorns! I've met more 4-star Generals than I've SEEN CW5s.
In 22 years of AD U.S. Army, I only saw 2 CW5s. They are equivalent to a general-grade officer.
Wrong MOS I guess. In aviation land, saw both, CW5's and GO's pretty often...Don't know if that's good or bad though...
Yeah, go to an aviation brigade
@@outboardprsnlstndupI thought when they dropped me from aviation I’d never see them. Then I became a cook and just last week I saw 2 CW5’s in the same room while working in the DFAC.
@@justinnewcomb2279 that is indeed a rare sighting
@@outboardprsnlstndup He´s a Cook so there is Food and Coffee nearby. That´s like laying Bait for WOs.
"I haven't been in a formation since Desert Shield..." XD
I think all CWOs in the USA/USMC/USN are the same when they reach CW5. When I was stationed in New Orleans (Navy) I had a CWO4, later CWO5 who came to the office maybe 3 times a week. He was either in our gym, at PRTs or at mandatory GMT sessions. He was one of the coolest people I've ever worked with. When he transferred to Bahrain and I had a port visit there, I saw him at the base in the middle of the day, walking around the Desert Dome doing whatever he felt like doing. Dude was also totally based when you talked to him too. Freaking legend!
I love this character and I'm not even in the military.
I've been in over 20 years, am a CW3 myself, and can attest this parody is 100% on-target. 😁
@@bradrtorgersen_videos- What is CW5 and why is he a badass? What makes it so he can say whatever he wants?
Never served so a lot of the references go over my head...
@@CrazyHorse11235, long story short, the Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) is the "brains" in almost any unit. High experience matched with high expertise. The senior non-commissioned officers lean on the CWO, and the regular officers lean on the CWO. Often, the CWO is older than most of the people around him (or her!) Thus the CWO is afforded some latitude others might not get. Especially senior Warrants at field grade: W3, W4, and the rare W5.
I'd watch an entire show of CW5 Billy T Friendly. Call it Friendly Fire. It'd be awesome.
My favorite was quote not in this video was, “just gettin fatter and sassier.”
As a 91B that blinker fluid prank was foul. Too many Mike's be tuning in paperwork to my sergeant like that. 😂😂😂
Our Chief did something similar.
We were servicing an LMTV while he was looking at the 5988s and he said "Make sure you check the fuel gauge to see if there's enough radiator fluid in there".
The poor PFC was so confused and our SL had a nice laugh.
@@ulfgaar7724 "and if you don't have blinker fluid in your BII, just get some from the motor Sergeant. It's in the Id-10-T locker."
My first duty station was in 1987 NAS Dallas, Stations Weapons. CWO5 (Gunner) Helms was our weapons officer. Every Friday he would bring his RV in for me to wash and detail. Then give me rest of the day off if I didn't have duty. He also made sure that I wrote my mom at least once a week as well.
My brother’s a CW3, likes to say warrants are basically glorified barracks lawyers because of all the regs they have to know. Gotta know the rules to break em properly.
This one time, I was coming in through the gate of Fort Carson way back in 2018, it was almost 3 AM and as I showed the gate guard my CAC, I thought to my self "oh look they got an LT on Gate guard" then I did a double take, that wasn't no LT, and then after trying to unfunk the cac scanner, he says "I bet you're wondering why there's a CW5 on gate guard" and I was like "yeah, yeah I am" and then he gives me my cac and says "yep... me too"
I bet he invited himself onto the detail just to fuck with people coming through the gate.
I bet seeing him try to work that scanner was like watching an old man figure out an IPhone.
Yep me too 😂…. Spoken like a CW5
(sips from CW3 mug) Chief Billy is my spirit animal. 😁
“Nah I don’t need anything I was jus lookin for yer candy bowl” 😂😂😂
Love CW5 Billy.
Our army has the equivilent of "when I was in panama.." line. Translated it goes like "when I was jumping and running around on the field, you where still smearing your own shit in your hair"
We do too- "I was in the dead ground when you were in the playground"
And, "I was in the platoon attack when you were in the ballsack"
I was in Baghdad when you were in your Dad's bag!
I was in the Regiment when Centurion was a rank not a Tank!
"No chocolate water fall no chief"😂
I retired as a CW4, this makes me wanna come back in just to walk the halls again with YES 2 hats. One on my desk so everyone thinks im around and the on my head so I can do Chief stuff
Thats the great thing about being a warrant, you can mess with officers just as bad as with enlisted.
E4 - Shammers gonna sham
CWO5 - Shammin' been earned and approved.
We don't have CW5s in the Coast Guard mostly because they figured if they created the rank there would.only be one of them,! I was a CWO4 and can totally relate to Billy Friendly
100% agree, CWO4! That's every single USCG CWO I've ever met🤣 Semper Paratus!
Don't forget that caffeine offering before you put in your packet.
Cw5. Sounds like the best rank in the army. Immunity from sergeant majors, and anything below a general.
And here I thought the CSM was my favorite character
Chief Friendly reminds me of our platoon leader in Germany, he was a Chief and a Vietnam war participant with some of the best war stories I'd heard since Gunny Whitlock.
Dude, I served in the active duty army from 2004-2008 . My 1st duty station was camp Casey Korea, I absolutely loved it. I was then stationed at fort hood Texas and we deployed from 06-07 to Iraq. Anyway I stumbled upon your channel and I love it. I fell out of bed laugh so hard I couldn't breathe and my wife thought I was having a seizure.... 😂😂😅 keep up the great videos.
Sorry to comment back to back but why do I get the sense that the LTC asking to go to the bathroom actually happened?
It probably did
I've never served, but know enough who have that I get too many of these jokes. Absolute top stuff.
If an older gentleman says: "You'll have to be gentle with me, I ain't had me a good scrap in quite a while."
Run. You're about to get bodied and everyone is gonna laugh while it's happening.
This is the closest you can get to being Chuck Norris without actually being Chuck Norris.
Chuck Norris was Air Force and we don’t have warrant officers sadly. If I remember right he got out as an E4.
As someone who had an S6 shop, we keep one out front for the common folks, the coffee pot in back is for us and any Warrant that walked in. That and reserved parking that said "for 1979 Broncos" only
I swear 90% of CW5s are in Kuwait. I think I might have seen one at fort Knox in five years. I get to Kuwait I start seeing CW4s and CW5s everywhere. We get a CW4 for our S4 shop of a little reserves unit while we were spread all over and he was in Kuwait while I ran the S6 as a senior SPC in the office next to him. Think I even said something about it to him how rare they are.
I have been fortunate enough to meet and regularly interact with warrant officers and they are as awesome as they are scarce.
“No chocolate waterfall, no Chief…” 🤣👍🏻👊🏻
When I need a good laugh. I watch this video. It never disappoints.
The hank Williams Jr. playing in the background of this video is peak CW5 shit.
Oh my god just like my daddy. Love it. Thank you for help me get threw my hubby deployment
I've met a couple of CW5s in my time...legends!
Can't get enough of Billy T. Friendly.Brilliant character!
Had a Warrant Officer Class 1 (E-9) he wouldn’t do anything to help you with your paperwork without you bringing him an iced coffee and a pack of coco biscuits.
The 'Post Pearl Harbor GI Bill's sent me 🤣🤣🤣
Ran into a customer the other day at work while he was in uniform. Made a joke about NCOs, which got the "I'm a warrant". I feigned awe and asked if I was in the presence of a unicorn. Got an odd look and asked if he was a CW5? No, just a warrant 3. I told him I was disappointed.
You made chief cringe
Just join and get the experience so you can properly make the jokes 🙄
@@lo-rez I did. 98-08.
@@onlylivingicon you served for 10 years but couldn't tell a CW3 from a CW5? Not only that, but you thought he was an NCO initially?
Doubt
@lo-rez2236 Yup. He got out of his POV (in his driveway, which blocked his chest, no cover) low evening light in New England autumn when I said something to the effect of nice E-6/NCO fade. He said he was a warrant, and I joked, "Am I in the presence of a unicorn, a WO-5?" We spoke for a few minutes, and I continued on with my job going mailbox to mailbox with my tedious job. I could email you a picture of his driveway and plate if you'd like. OPSEC aside, I'm kidding. The closest post besides a local USCG is Hanscom AFB and devens RFTA. I'm currently waiting for a flatbed to finish unloading so I can continue on my way.
@@onlylivingicon welp, crazier shit has happened, but you can't say my disbelief was completely outta the blue
Thank you for you cervical spine
"Get that dang ol medic over here i need my blood pressure checked"
I know 2 CW5s, and they're the 2 pilots I would trust my life with getting me out of the worst shit.
And this year there is serious talk of the Air Force bringing back Warrants. I guess we’ll have to wait another 20 years to see if any CW5 airmen turn-out like Chief Friendly over here.
Your best character. Need to see more
100% he would defend lower enlisted when we fucked up. Son, that's your one, now prove me right and them wrong.
I had the pleasure of running into a CW5 while I was in-processing to my first unit straight out of basic. We were shuttled to chow for lunch and I was leaving the dfac and eyeing the parking lot for the bus. Apparently I was mistaken because I didn't notice the E-6 and the geezer that was walking next to him THAT WERE AT LEAST 50 FT AWAY! E6 yells at me, I stop awkwardly halfway on the curb as I wait and wait and wait, just for him to tell me I needed to throw a salute to the CW5. So I am still on the curb halfway and throw an awkward ass salute Chief's way, and run away after he scoffs and returns one my way. Very memorable and (un)luckily the only remarkable thing that happened during in-processing. Thank god that Dfac was nowhere near my unit and I never had the pleasure of running into him again.😅
This was outfuckinstanding.
WHY CAN'T I GIVE YOU A SUPER THANKS. PLEASE LET ME DONATE THIS IS FANTASTIC CONTENT.
Is it sad that I've watched this over 30times. And will probably watch it at least 100 more. It's just classic military humor.
Deserves a sponsorship from the Golden Corral
Only time I ever saw my Chief was at the bar. On Monday. At 1200hrs. In flipflops and gym shorts. Cause his wife called the MPs looking for him
That cocaine one is a good one
Lmao this is exactly how most if not all Marine Gunners (Marine infantry warrant officer) act
I was maybe a year and havhalf from getting out when one day I was helping a private move the LTCs humvee to the BN parking lot (bc of the stuoid rule of needing an NCO riding with), and our PSG was waiting there for some fln reason... Idr why... Anyway, right before the larking spot, the dorkiest 2LT with a trash bag flags us down and the deiver slides open his window, and the LT asks:
Excuse me fellas, I am new here, but the chief from the motor pool told me to go get an exhaust sample, and gave me this (shows trash bag, and then studies trash bag); so _how exactly_ am i supposed to catch this thing??
I keot a skrait face (somehow) and pointed at the PSG:
You see that SFC standing over ther? Go ask him what you just asked me; EXACTLY how you asked me. He'll help ya.
And next thing, i see the LT present the trash bag again, and though their interaction was silent for me, seeing my psg explode into laughter about 30sec into their conversation... It felt good. I felt like i did the right thing. Especially for a man with such an empty life as that SFC. I should have gotten a dang arcom and a 30 rack of Budweiser before they went all "funny" (they art not done that goin all funny; not funny "ha-ha" mmm HMM).
I coukd watch this ish all day
So many great lines!
Im not even someone that served but I love this character
I haven't been to a formation since Desert Shield what makes you think I'm coming to yours? ☠️☠️☠️
In the air national guard we had a chief master sergeant with no real job and they gave him the title "Chief of Stuff" lol.
Ngl that sounds hilarious albeit... some butt is getting paid to do nothing and I'm jealous.
The Unicorn of the Army.
If that case, when Beirut Barrack still intact, my dad already in the service.
No chocolate fountain, no chief. Had me freaking rolling
Bring me a caffeine offering 🤣
I love this shit so much!
I just realized Chief is the Voice of Early 90s Prank Call Comedian Roy D. Mercer, must have been a side gig he cooked up during his deployment during Desert Storm
The post pearl harbor gi bill sounds lit.
Ohh god 😅I cannot stop laughing 😂
As an E5 I once convinced an Ensign his rank was on upside down
I'm just surprised anyone has seen the Unicorn enough to know these references!
I swarr, I love this gentleman
Top two Billy and Crafton!
Pretty damn good 😂
By FAR my favorite character!
I was jumping outta helicopters you were jumping off little yellow school buses! 😅
This reminds me of my grandfather 😂he talks just like this and has told me stories about how different the military was when he joined up he is full of great stories, one of my favorite was when he was in boot camp and he told his drill Sgt that he could do double the amount of pull-ups he could, so the drill Sgt smiled and said ok then proceeded to do 25 pull-ups😄 so my grandfather had to do 50 and he told me the first 47 were fine but 48, 49, & 50 were a bitch lol
"Billy T Friendly
United States Army"
One each.
No chocolate waterfall, no Chief
I miss Fort Clayton Panama. Gotta show this to my dad. He'll get a kick out of it.
Someday we are gonna have some kids watching this and then wondering what Desert Storm is.
"Maam i havent been to a formation since desert shield what makes you think im coming to yours" 💀💀💀💀
BLINKER FLUID
Ahhhh Warrants, the Dons of the E4 Mafia!!!
I have never seen a CWO in any of my formations...that I had as a 1SG
My boss at work is exactly liketl this and he's the best one ive ever had at a job
This video is platinum.
What is scary is when you have been in long enough to know them when they were NCOs before they went over to the dark side...