u/Eclecticwitch42

Image 1 — Remember when SFRG did cookbook fundraisers?
Image 2 — Remember when SFRG did cookbook fundraisers?
▲ 19 r/army

Remember when SFRG did cookbook fundraisers?

Honestly, I don't either, I just remember growing up with the cookbooks on the shelf from when my parents were in. Cracked one open and thought there was a decent bit of humor hidden in them so I thought I'd share a recipe from one. I've only worked on wearable swag when having to fundraise for SFRG events, I can't imagine having to collect unit recipes for a cookbook.

This says 4 months 3 weeks to make, so I guess I'll get a burger with onion rings while I wait.

u/Eclecticwitch42 — 10 days ago
▲ 670 r/army

Hot take: garrison cap is better than beret

Just felt like the counter point was required. Do I think my great grandfather would look as good standing in front of the imperial bridge in a beret? No, no I do not. The garrison cap is also much harder to screw up than a beret, which makes the slacker types look even more like hot garbage. We should be able to tuck the garrison cap into our belt like the Coast Guard though.

I'd like a döner kebab and an apfelschorle.

u/Eclecticwitch42 — 28 days ago

C&P exams and NARSUM

So there I was, I did my C&P exams for the IDES process of my medboard and the doc seemed really good. Didn't push me to move through the pain, listened to all my issues and all that. Got my NARSUM and instead of the measured range of motion, they submitted that I have full range of motion (which is highly unrealistic). I don't want to screw myself over, so I was wondering how I can challenge this? This is for my disabling condition, so it will impact my DoD rating along with the VA rating.

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u/Eclecticwitch42 — 29 days ago