pabloesqobar
Well-Known Member
Yeah, but I'm not sure if that applies to one's academic foibles prior to being commissioned. Not something I ever needed to worry about as an enlisted schlub who's records weren't digital.Yep, even before data was digitized; the military indeed kept "permanent records" and regularly referred to them
But if the understanding was that if you are given the opportunity to make good on your idiocy prior to commissioning, you still would never be allowed to achieve the same success as your peers . . . who would agree to that? Why go thru the rehab process if that's just the beginning of your future career roadblocks?
I think it would be refreshing to enter a new command with a clean slate after being commissioned at West Point. If your C.O. sits you down and let's you know instead you are already fucked based on your academic record . . . what kind of motivation is there for that individual?