"What? The Command got a wild hair up thier ass? Wanted us to come in on the weekend and rearrange the cubicles? No kidding hu? Sent it out in E-mail? Naw I was out all day, couldn't check it. . . too bad. . . "
or the far more comon: "First Sgt sent out a last minute E-mail? Wanted to do a safty brief? Really? Sorry, I had work to do, couldn't check email and the last minute. I just went home on time instead. Oops. Maybe you need to issue us all PDAs ;-)"
Traditionally, information passes through a chain of command. While this seems slow and painful, it assures accountability. If I don't get the message, then they look to my NCOIC, if he didn't get the message then they look to the Section Sergeant and so on. . .
Regards,
-Justin Kelly
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