bill-kesler

There's obviously no one whoever served in the Army advising the producers/directors on anything. Uniforms, behavior, ceremony, terminology, customs and courtesies... All JACKED UP! It's sad that anyone would allow this to be a humorous representation of the Army. The military in general it's too easy to make fun of, but they aren't getting it right. What's up with the soldiers that couldn't pass weight and tape? How about privates talking to a Sergeant Major like they're drinking buddies? The producers obviously need to hire a First Sergeant or Sergeant Major to square this show away. Of course having "real" lower enlisted soldiers to write/advise would also help to make this program palatable.