very nice inside.
Today
we had formation at 8:30 and as soon as accountability was taken we
were released for the day. It seems strange not standing in a formation
for at least a half hour to an hour doing nothing, I think I may like
RBK.
Didn't
do much in the morning. I studied a bit and cleaned the room. About
lunch time me and PFC Metal walked over to the DFAC. During the weekends
we do not have any DFAC open near us, so we have to walk about 15 to 20
minutes to our old DFAC if we want free food. When we got to Charlie company we
heard that they were on lockdown. I guess some people came back drunk
last night and one person came back without having a battle buddy (a big
no no). I also heard the Command Sergeant Major came to the barracks
and they were not very clean. Then this morning some of them thought
they were released for breakfast and they went to Burger King. A
sergeant walked in and took their phase badges, effectively phasing them
down for 48 hours (unless the commander wants to do it longer). So
there are a lot of them in ACUs on this hot day, and they have no
privileges since they are on lockdown. I think I got out of there just
in time!
The
rest of the day was pretty laid back. I watched a movie on the
laptop...The A-Team. I used to watch the television show as a kid and it
was pretty good. A lot of unrealistic action adventure. Plus it had
Rampage Jackson in it, who I like on The Ultimate Fighter.
Later
on we walked on over to the Charlie Company DFAC again for dinner and
headed to Charlie Company for the weekend recall formation. The sergeant
did accountability and checked everyone's haircuts and shaves. (Luckily I
shaved before heading over - for the second time today). Those of us in
RBK then took off and headed back to our barracks.
We
had a briefing at 2100 for all the new people at RBK from Charlie. The
student leadership went over all the basics and what is expected here.
They also answered any questions.
Overheard Quote: “Don’t take this the wrong way, but your wife has very large boobs!” (A private talking to PFC Metal while we were hanging out)
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