Airborne school problem

chance · 05-26-2011, 20:29

I leave for Airborne on friday June 3rd, Here's the problem on the packing list it say's that if you were issued the ACH that you have to bring it with you. The problem is that I do have one but it's in my tuff box in the ISU90 either back or on it's way back to the unit from Astan.
So with that, what should I do? Try to barrow one or just let them know that it's in an ISU90 somewere. Thanks for the help.

Josh

05-26-2011, 20:39

Plan "A", notify your immediate supervisor, Plan "B", ask a buddy to lend you his, Plan "C", notifiy the first Black Hat you see when reporting for duty.

Or do you have any other ideas?

Good luck.

blue02hd · 05-26-2011, 20:58

This is a joke, right?

chance · 05-26-2011, 21:26

No it's not a joke!

I have already put in motion to borrow one, but I figured I would ask for ideas. Why would you think this was a joke?

Thanks wet dog.

I ran those ideas already, But I figured it would be a good idea to get a few more ideas on the matter at hand.

05-26-2011, 21:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by chance

No it's not a joke!

I have already put in motion to borrow one, but I figured I would ask for ideas. Why would you think this was a joke?

Thanks wet dog.

I ran those ideas already, But I figured it would be a good idea to get a few more ideas on the matter at hand.

Chance, listen.

Upon arriving at Abn Trng, you will be escorted into a large conference room. Course POI will be discussed, expectations will be delivered, and expected results will be assumed. Black Hats will be introduced, and a formation of the entire class will be broken down into company, platoon, squads, etc.

Students will be issued all required equipment for successful course cirriculum. Now you, as an Army NCO should already know that.

The question asked, "Is this a joke?", is in direct proportion of the audiance you so politely pulled into this dialog. You should already know by the several schools, cources and training operations you have attended thus far in your career that the Army is not out to see you fail. They provide the tools, you simply have to demonstrate that you know how to use the shovel.

Now say, "Sergeant, I understand".

chance · 05-26-2011, 22:06

To wet dog and the others,

I apologize, my fear of failure overpowered my common sense.

To you fine gentlemen I say,

ROGER THAT, SERGEANT; MOVING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!