Has anyone in the enlisted corps actually gone on to do something of value? Especially non-SOF.
The officer corps is filled with success stories after they move on from the military. But the enlisted corps is filled with nothing but walking 11pm news stories, extremists, trailer park residents/hoodrats, and at best middle management.
Why is this? Is it a personnel quality issue? Any nation is fine.
Friend of mine was a 15W in the Army. UAV operator. He's now a contractor doing the same thing. He cleared $200k last year.
Pic related.
I'm serious.
>>28388909
Really? Who does he fly UAV's for?
>>28388958
Airhogs, the toy company. And he meant $200 a week.
John bell. He started a restraunt and it really took off. It's called taco bell, perhaps you've heard?
This comparison is dumb anyway. Officers generally come from higher social classes. When they come from money they obviously would have been successful either way.
Also, successful enlisted people generally don't draw attention to their services anyway because they don't make it a career like officers often do.
![George-W-Bush[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/4EkCmxH.jpg "George-W-Bush[1].jpg")
I couldn't resist.
>>28389674
Derp, wrong image. Fuck it.
>>28389674
Not enlisted. Learn to read, retard.
>>28388958
>>28389555
Actually he flies for AAI/Textron
For the most part, enlisted are low class retards who are too stupid to handle anything on their own but think they're special.
For the record I'm enlisted myself, and I'm so excited to get away from it
Well, I was enlisted.
I now am a franchise owner for a large department store (yay VA loan), and net over $130k a year. Paid off the loan in 2 years, only actually work about 30 hours a week.
Its by no means glamorous or has any chance of making me famous, but I'll be a millionaire in a couple of years.
