mikdavi84
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According to the UCMJ if you are in his/her chain of command ... (which is always a yes because any superior is in your chain of command wether you like it or not) ... then its forbidden.
That being said, many of my E4, E5, and E6's that I had in my chain of command fucked their subordinates ... just dont make it obvious and tell the whore to stfu about it.
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widds2v
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He's wrong. An E7 can have a relationship with an E6 if they are at different commands. One up/One down.
We just has a 14 year E6 busted down to E5 for sleeping with a chief onboard the ship
And a frocked master chief lose his promotion and is back at senior chief (he got it super fast too, like 13-14 year E9) for making out with an E5 I think what he is saying is that senior/junior relationships are always forbidden unwritten rule.
Kinda like Officer/enlisted relationships regardless of chain of command (except obviously this is written).
widds2v
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officer/enlisted are always forbidden unless you were married prior to the fact.
senior/junior relationship (ie, E7 & E6) are not forbidden.. as long as you're not at the same command.
senior/junior relationship (ie, E7 & E6) are not forbidden.. as long as you're not at the same command.
look at promotion warrants ... pretty much says anyone of lesser grade must obey all lawful orders coming from you ... so you are "indirectly" in their chain of command ...
"i do strictly charge all personnel of lesser grade to render obedience to appropriate orders"
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nsxrebel
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Must be in the Chairforce?
E-4's in the Marine Corps, Navy, and some Army are NCO's.As for fraternization, it was my understanding that it was ok to talk to someone withing your peer group, ie. Privates-Lance Corporals(Non-NCO's) Corporals & Sergeants (NCO's) Staff Sergeant - Sgt Major/Master Gunnery Sgt. (SNCO's)
widds2v
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As for fraternization, it was my understanding that it was ok to talk to someone withing your peer group, ie. Privates-Lance Corporals(Non-NCO's) Corporals & Sergeants (NCO's) Staff Sergeant - Sgt Major/Master Gunnery Sgt. (SNCO's)
It is different in the Navy though. You guys consider "SCNO's" to be E6 & above. In the Navy, khaki begins at E7, E6 is grouped with E4-E6. E4 even though technically is a petty officer just like E5 & E6 are almost never grouped with them, as once you hit E5 you're considered a more senior leader. Anytime they need to create groups of ranks, it will usually be E4 & below, E5/E6, and E7 & above. In reality you will not get in trouble as an E4 hooking up with an E3 and in the navy E1-E3 are treated the same, since it is just a "wait so many months" promotion deal. You wont get hassled in the Navy as long as you keep it "one up/one down". If you're an E6 and people know you're dating an E4 you'll hear shit about it.. not so much if you're dating an E5 (of course it all depends on the situation.. obviously if you're in the same department and/or division the E6 could be considered your supervisor and that makes the relationship unduly familiar no matter the rank).
And if you ask any Navy person who has never been on Teh Barracks and/or been stationed on an amphib (or IA now I guess) what a NCO is you're just going to get a blank stare.
thekinggovernor
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This changes based on your command and manning. But for the most part I've always seen E-1 to E-3, E-4 to E-6, E-7+.
I was already an E-5 the first time I heard the term NCO, took me forever to figure out what it meant.And if you ask any Navy person who has never been on Teh Barracks and/or been stationed on an amphib (or IA now I guess) what a NCO is you're just going to get a blank stare.
if you get an asshole of a staff NCO that wants to burn your ass, he can do so based on that.
Example. I'm a Corporal and I'm fucking with a PFC that works in a different shop, not my own. My Sgt hates me, which was true,
. She can therefore charge me with fraternization because even though that PFC isnt in my shop, she is still required by my promotion warrant and her own to obey any lawful order given by me, which therefore placer me in her chain of command. It's petty but if someone has it out for you, shit can get slung easy. Shit barely happens though.
Blackfox
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Yea, wrong. You have no idea what a chain of command or an NCO support channel is.if you get an asshole of a staff NCO that wants to burn your ass, he can do so based on that.
Example. I'm a Corporal and I'm fucking with a PFC that works in a different shop, not my own. My Sgt hates me, which was true,
I was wondering when this was gonna come out. Everyone uses them interchangeably.
there is only ONE NCO in a chain of command, the rest are in the NCO support channel. now that we have that out of the way...
it really depends on the nature of the relationship...if they aren't in the same unit, met in an appropriate manner (out in public randomely, or something similar), then it would not be a big deal.
it really depends on the nature of the relationship...if they aren't in the same unit, met in an appropriate manner (out in public randomely, or something similar), then it would not be a big deal.