kaynight wrote:
Are you allowed in the military with a criminal record?
There are programs.
from prison to the military - chess
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kaynight wrote:
Wait a minute! 15 years, short time?!!!
Obviously, I did not serve the full 15 years.
" with my fellow OFFICERS?" No way kid. Enlisted maybe.
Chessrookies posted this 5 weeks ago. Quite a similarity with Social Climber; " I might ask the prison warden if I can have a chess set in m cell, along with a few chess books, and possibly an Internet connection". http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/chess-in-prison---where-i-am-going They must be brothers
RonaldJosephCote wrote:
" with my fellow OFFICERS?" No way kid. Enlisted maybe.
No officer is morally superior than the average enlisted man.
Yes, but I'm just pointing out that without a college degree, he's not gonna be a Commissioned Officer, at least not in the U.S. OH!,
I get it. He's on the ISIS team
The field officer came to my cell and told me what I should do in the military. But, I told him what I really wanted. hahahahahahahahaha We ALL told them what we REALLY want, like the condos and the jacouzzies. The field officer is a RECUITER! nice try. Was that 15 yr sentence for your last thread, "Weed & Chess"?
No felons either. 15 years is a serious chunk of change.
Lets see if we can get him banned for "impersonating an officer" ?
What exactly is the point of these posts? The op posts a preposterous situation then asks a ridiculous question but to what end? It's not like the op is even a decent storyteller. I mean, if you're going to take the time to spin a yarn, you might want to try to at least do a decent job of it instead of wasting everyone's time.
We are pre-mods. They throw us out there as bait to gather intel.
Senior-Lazarus_Long wrote:
RonaldJosephCote wrote:
" with my fellow OFFICERS?" No way kid. Enlisted maybe.
No officer is morally superior than the average enlisted man.
I was not enlisted, I was transferred.
Not from jail to a commission. So you want us to beleve your in a military jail heh?
social_climber wrote:
Senior-Lazarus_Long wrote:
RonaldJosephCote wrote:
" with my fellow OFFICERS?" No way kid. Enlisted maybe.
No officer is morally superior than the average enlisted man.
I was not enlisted, I was transferred.
No you weren't. If you're going to make up tales at least make them halfway plausable (or at least half entertaining).
Charlton Heston is da Man!!
" But, I told him what I really wanted. So, now I am serving in the navy". I've got it! He's a cook, in jail, and now, he's SERVING, in the Navy.
PERFECT bunny!, THAT's what he meant. He just failed to mention he's a Navy Seal also
Oh he can do it all. He was an astronaut, a college teacher, part-time brain surgeon, inventor, and Disco Star!
4 weeks ago · Quote · #113
RonaldJosephCote wrote:Your right. We're ALL serving sentences.
What did you do in military? If I wanted to join military, would they transfer me out of prison to military?
I was convicted and sentenced to 15 years in prison. During my short time in prison, I enjoyed chess very much.The warden was very nice. He let me have a chess set, books, and an internet connection inside of my cell.
I had a discussion with the warden just recently about transferring to the military. So, I managed to convince the warden about letting me go through the process of transferring. The field officer came to my cell and told me what I should do in the military. But, I told him what I really wanted. So, now I am serving in the navy.
I have yet to play some chess with my fellow officers. Does anyone know what chess is like in the military? Do they have tournaments as I am interested in playing here.