Reply #98: I remember it well. I had to stay hyervigilant about any "private" conversation even

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

while doing my job. I had one particularly heinous incident occur and, fortunately, the First Sergeant of our company believed my story over his. However, he had minimal disciplinary action. I was moved out of his chain of command, which was fine with me at the time.

Then, he sexually assaulted an officer's wife and whoosh, gone in sixty seconds.

Another time, I had one of our company's NCO's use a master key to come into my barracks room in the middle of the night, while I was asleep.

When I woke up and saw him there standing over my bed staring at me, I began screaming and carrying on.

He was actually shocked that I might be offended at his overtures.

He plead innocence to other people he thought the room was empty and he was going to sleep there since he'd worked so late and didn't feel like making the trek to his housing unit.


Sheesh, the more things change... MKJ