Videos tagged with Commander Approval

This video discusses the lifting of gun-free zone policies on military bases, allowing uniformed service members to carry personal firearms on DoD property. It highlights the shift from a restrictive policy requiring firearms to be turned in, to a system with a presumption of approval for carrying, though requiring commander request and written justification for denial. The speaker argues this change is a necessary step for personal safety and aligns with Second Amendment rights, citing past incidents on bases as evidence of the dangers of disarmed personnel.

This video humorously contrasts Air Force and Army approaches to securing extended weekends. An Air Force member highlights perks like wearing baseball caps and getting every other Friday off. Nikko Ortiz, speaking from an Army perspective, explains that favorable relations with a commander and proper paperwork can easily grant 4-day weekends.