Posted by oldtanker on January 07, 2015 at 17:26:08 from (64.118.3.75):
El Toro's post had me setting here looking back on my days in the Army. I started remembering some of the stupid things I saw.
The first thing I saw that I can honestly say was amazingly stupid was at Ft Riley in 75. They had renovated our barracks. When it was completed they had a ceremony with us troops in formation listening to boring speeches. When it was the contractors turn he got up there and started telling us (the troops) how much better our life was going to be. He told us that they had installed Armstrong no wax tiles and that if we waxed them it voided the warranty. So we moved into the buildings. 2 weeks later we were told that the commanding general was going to inspect us in our newly renovated building and out came the buffers and wax!
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