Navy LT despises Enlisted, in a letter to Base Housing 

He just afraid his wife is gonna leave him for an E-5

Whoever leaked this deserves a medal.

As a senior enlisted 12Z, I had a Brigade Chief of Operations…. a Major, whose trash can was overflowing with crap told me to get one of the E4’s to take out the trash “because that’s their job” he went off to a meeting and I went around the office and took all the trash cans and locked them up. When he came back with an empty pizza slice box looking for his trash can, he came to me and asked where it was at. I told him he had lost his trash can privileges due to not taking his own trash out. He “ordered” me to give it back. After I explained that I, the Brigade Command Sergeant Major, Brigade Commander, and all other Senior Officers and senior enlisted take their own trash out so he could as well, he went to the Deputy Commander a LTC, and complained. The DCO after me explaining the situation,told him he also took his own trash out, and if that’s what he thought of his subordinates than since he out ranked the Major, that the Major could take out the DCO, Brigade Commander, and CSM trash for a few weeks. I was told to give the trash can back whenever I was ready to. A year later I retired with the trash cans still locked up.

As a officer myself, this is exactly why so many people leave the Navy, toxic leadership is the #1 reason I hear why people transfer to a different service or get out.

Translation: His wife got her world rocked by an enlisted. His daughters might not be his.

Sun Tzu: Regard your soldiers as your children, and they will follow you into the deepest valleys; look on them as your own beloved sons, and they will stand by you even unto death. Navy LT: *I'll ignore that*

I once lived off post in an apartment. My next door neighbor was a LT. We were not in same unit. He later was promoted and eventually took command of my unit. Before he and his wife moved we hung out outside shared an occasional beer and talked about life. Once he took command we never discussed being neighbors and kept it completely professional. And that is how it's done.

A ship without officers will sail in circles, but a ship without sailors won't sail at all. Always treat your subordinates with the respect they deserve.

“I don’t trust my own men, I think they’re gonna hurt me.” -The worst leader ever

Officer’s wives are 10x worse. When my wife went to spouse newcomer orientation the base commander was introduced and said, “If you are O-6 please stand up.” A couple of ladies stood up. Then, “How many are 0-5?”, and so on. When around half the audience was standing, he said something like, “None of you have any rank. You are all civilian dependents. You have no rank, and therefore, have no special privilege over any other person in this room.” I guess there were a lot of egos pretty much deflated that day.

I was told this adage, in multiple forms throughout my military career: "Take care of your people and your people will take care of you. If you don't take care of your people... your people WILL take care of you. " Respect works both ways and must flow in both ways. If you don't respect your subordinates... they will give you the minimum respect due you... and they certainly won't stick their neck out for you. On the other hand, if you treat your subordinates with respect and even if you are "Firm but Fair" your troops will look out for you. This douche bag is a couple angry swabbies away from a man overboard drill... in rough seas... at night.

In summary: LT tried to Karen his way into a free hotel.

A rough translation: "I treat my subordinates like absolute shit, because I think I'm better than them. I don't want to be in a position where the consequences of my actions can catch up with me"

Poor enlisted, they have to live with an Officer.

That sure does give the name “Rear Admiral” a whole new meaning.

That LT deserves the highest award ever given to servicemen like him, the highest honor ever given to such paragons of virtue: *THE BLUE FALCON PATCH*

He's acting like a Roman Emperor who's scared his legions will kill him for no apparent reason

As a former enlisted sailor and network administrator, the first thing that should be checked is his internet browser history.

Its officers like him that are the reason I turned down my Engineering commission and joined the enlisted trades. More fun rolling around in the dirt with the grunts than doing paperwork with the snobs.

:...brain hungry zombies. Just clawing and walking their way towards your family so they can fuck 'em!" This literally had me on the floor dying of laughter

This man has a PhD and writes on a 4th grade level. This is amazing.

This is the type of officer that would say "I know your wife is about to go into labor, but we need you in the field" and then drives away from the field spending the night at home saying "I had an important meeting that day ".

sounds like his wifes sleeping with an enlisted. and he is desperately trying to weasel control of the situation instead of confronting it/handing it.

When I was overseas we had an O6 die from huffing duster, an O3 charged with rape, another O3 die from alcohol poisoning, an O2 caught in drag leaving lower enlisted bhuts, and zero trouble from lower enlisted

"oh don't worry officer, we have fixed your housing problem. You've been demoted"

I’m betting that dudes wife has had a few enlisted run trough her and he’s tired of it!!

As a Nathaniel Myself, I feel like I now somewhat know what it feels like to be yelled at by a drill sergeant. And this Nathaniel brings shame to my name. He's not even a Nate, he's a buzzing and irritating Nat.

Back around 1995 I was in the army and was in an aviation unit, the entire unit got TDY to North Island Naval Air Station. The first culture shock was the mess hall and the separate sections for the enlisted, NCOs and officers, then because we would be working with Marines we were instructed to address an NCO by their full rank, then because we were there to assist the Marines and LEOs in their drug enforcement duties they offered us slots in their SERE school. I asked for one slot because I wanted to test myself and well I stuck it out the whole time, during the 3 days we were in the "POW" camp there was 1 night they fed us, now in this class I was the lowest rank at E-4, from my unit we had 2 E-7s, 1 CWO, my company XO and our BN CMD (up to that point he was the highest ranking person they had go through the school.) So during this meal they offered the officers a separate spot to eat, but my BN CMD told them no that he will eat with his men. My strangest encounter thought was at my first duty station in Germany, one night the BN CMD came to the barracks, said he wanted to drink with him men, he came to the room I was in and asked if he could drink with us, sadly that was the one night we did not have any alcohol, we suggested he ask his driver, but his driver said to check with us (lol). I was in como section and we were big drinkers, heck one night just 4 of us partied so hard that we got alcohol banned from the barracks (yes I was one of the four). Thing I learned to like about the army was that Officers and enlisted freely interacted, I could be walking past the BN cmd door and he would call me in to just chat SMG as well. Heck my second unit I had a good rapport with Top that one day I was opening a package from home at the CQ desk and he asked me how I didn't know if it was a bomb, I replied that if it was a bomb I would be opening it in his office.

If this guy was on to catch a predator, he’d be the guy that came to ‘warn’ the kid.

When I was in Iraq there was this Sgt Major that had his guys build him a full set of furniture bed and all for his room...Some General came to visit and that Sgt Major Put his guys to work again to make the General a mini palace. The General saw the room and asked if everyone lived like that..When he was told no he found a regular room and bunked there. There are still a few good ones out there.

I was junior enlisted USMC in the mid 1980s. On a TAD assignment to a rec area, I encountered a wife still present well beyond closing. I reminded her 2x. She was reminded the 3x by the base police announcing herself as the base CG (MG) wife. I informed her HIS title is MG "X", hers is "Mrs.", and will still follow the same policies signed by her husband. My lavish TAD assignment ended the next weekend. During out processing, I told the Deputy CG my assignment would not change, showing a copy of my logbook entry, the MP visit report, the base policy, a copy of her written complaint, my check out sheet, and the CONGRINT ready to fax. Everything stopped. CG tried to bribe me with a NAM; as I declined as I was doing my job. I was meritorious Cpl within the hour and NEVER heard from her again. My paperwork stayed hidden beyond the COC relief.

I did 4 years in the Navy and 8 in the army. As a young E3 in the Navy, I was stationed in San Diego. I lived with my girlfriend and she had a good job, so we had an off base apartment in a really nice complex. My littoral next-door neighbor was a lieutenant from my ship, small world. I don’t recall ever having an issue, we were civil and talkative at home and down to business on the ship. miss LTC is a real piece of work.

"Salute me. My husband is a lieutenant."

“It smells like poor in here” is essential what this LT is saying

What’s ironic is passing by officer housing and seeing them partying like the former frat boys they were.

So he's literally *everything that every enlisted* imagines a 2nd Lt thinks and does and let's you know it.. by telling his Captain on you.

LT looks like kinda guy who says shit like "I'm a vet and i think no one needs an assault weapon!"

"The enlisted man is stupid but extremely cunning and sly and bear considerable watching" - Army officers guide 1894

Deployed with Navy personnel in 2009 and was surprised when they were all about separation of enlisted and officers. Being a CPT at the time and living with my team the Navy officers looked at me like I was crazy.

I know a senior chief who has a higher self standard than the CO of our base. He is the kind of guy who also shares his high standards so that us junior enlisted can use to. Make ourselves better. That Leiutenent definitely doesn't deserve to wear those silver bars

The DOD as a whole: "Why is no one re-enlisting?"

"Part of the fun of being in the military is being deviant." Can confirm.

He doesn't realize this wasn't an accident. The officers don't want him around them.

he has the right navy mindset, the navy still has its roots to the british navy in the old days, where enlisted were treated worse than animals and an enlisted man so much as making eye contact with an officer was a crime. I don't know why people expected to be treated like people in a branch of the armed forces famous for not treating people like people.

The only channel I like getting ads on, knowing that our homie actually gets paid for his masterpieces.

That Lt. when he sees the barracks "You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy"

As someone in the medical field, I cringe when this guy is listed as part of a Radiology department. Admittedly, I'm currently in a hospital lab and wanting to go to med school but regardless, the secondhand embarrassment is real. And we medical professionals don't want him anymore then you do, angry cops!

As a former squid, I can testify that not all enlisted Navy are degenerate drug addled criminals. We had several sailors on my boat that had never even been to jail.

I can't WAIT until this spreads through his unit. "Captain, I can't understand why the enlisted don't show me the respect I deserve"

"I deserve a town home. " "Uh... did you think this is the airforce?"

I paid for housing for years outta pocket and maintained a room in various B'S. GOAHEAD SIR. Not wasted $, but wish I had it back, that goes for every dollar i ever spent thou.

Honestly he had the chance to be the coolest officer ever. Being cool w all the NCO and learning a lot from guys who've been there on the line longer than hell ever be.

Military: "Why are retention rates so low?!?" Me: "Wildly gestures at toxic, self-absorbed and ineffective leadership."

LT Karen has it rough. Cut him some slack! Every time he calls his wife's boyfriend, he tells him to STFU. Poor LT Karen...

Not gonna lie...I had an O-6 as my next door neighbor and me been a E-4...in a civilian apartment building. Coolest dude ever. Never complained about the crazy neighbors partying. He was rarely at his apartment because he was co-lo (co-location) ...meaning his wife and kids live in a different state in the suburbs. OH and he was my CO lol!

How can anyone be in this situation ? You trust your life to these enlisted men. Just incredible

I got a little chub as he talked about how dangerous we enlisted are.

This feels like a rich child complaining to his parents that he has to go to public school Now

Hey, AC! Apparently they punished him back in April. Got him NJPd for 3 different charges, including Conduct Unbecoming of an Officer. Karma was definitely served

When I was commissioned I used to be jealous of the enlisted, they know how to have a great time.

1:40 ... If he were an enlisted Marine, First Sergeant would be pulling the soul from his body with command voice and knife hands from his drill field days over that poorly grown flavor saver under his oxygen waster.

"Part of the fun of being in the military is being deviant." I felt that

A PhD and the guy uses "here" instead of "hear", doesn't indent his paragraphs, uses the numeral 2 instead of spelling the word out, and that's just in the first couple of sentences. FFS - why didn't I join the Navy after college?

Officers like this are one of the reasons why people do not want to enlist anymore.

If I, a 33 year old man, behaved like this, my dad, retired Navy Chief, would shred my heart, mind, and soul. He wouldn’t spill a drop of his coffee while doing it too.

"I have a good looking family" I can see why he excluded himself from that statement

"And furthermore, my dear sirs, I object to the constant use of the word 'fragging' by the savage enlisted sub-humans when in my presence. I am not sure of the meaning of this word, but 'tis an ugly word, and I do not deign to allow it to infect my superior ear cana-" *boom*

I love this guy(the content creator). as an enlisted Veteran myself, I appreciate his humor. That said, Ive never ran across an officer like this. Of course, I served onboard a guided missile cruiser so I wasn't exposed to so many officers. I did however have issues with some of the chiefs.

You know the base commander probably had heard of him and was like, “hey yall, wanna see something funny?” Then made sure he got housing with the enlisted.

My favorite thing about angry cops is that he’s so popular now, this LT is definitely getting talked to by his superiors, getting dirty looks by his subordinates, and is 100% fucked where ever he goes in the Navy now. God I love you

You are so amazing i can’t explain how much I love these videos please stay strong and don’t let them stop you!

"Lt. Willey Watcher want more piss tests!" 🤣 your killing me!

Fun fact, he was actually just quoting the naval officer's manual.

Honestly if the officer just went "Hey I want a house and to not live on a base can I get put on a list for one or whatever" His odds of getting one would be way higher then whatever this shit is

When I showed up to my ship as a brand new ensign there was not enough room in officers’ country for a few days. I bunked in one of the enlisted quarters. I was too tired to worry about where my bunk was when I got a chance to sleep. Surprise! surprise! I survived. I was neither molested nor corrupted! I can only imagine how Lt. Uptight would have dealt with a similar assignment.

My dad was an E-6 in the Navy and the most illegal thing he has ever done is go 5 mph over th speed limit.

He's going to claim PTSD for fear of the Enlisted, just like some of the younger ones claim PTSD due to Drills yelling at them and treating them like "prisoners".

Being such a highly educated “osiffer” , you’d think that his grammar and ability to write a letter would be far more superior than a middle school pre-teen writing his own letter of recommendation to JROTC.

That LT should resign if he’s afraid of whom he serves with. No one’s forcing him to serve.

Officers slum with the enlisted when they seek debauchery. Contractors slum with the officers when they want debauchery. Fun fact, there are many more former enlisted contracting than there are officers. So that's a fun circle...

I feel like we should get a bonus extended cut of him going in in every point humanly possible.

You just summed up what politicians think about everyone else who isn't like them. Also screw that Lt.

“I went to college so I could become an officer.” Yeah. And?

Remember when you were a kid and through you parent's or grandparent's stories you thought the military was an institution were you workout hard everyday to turn into a top tier athlete + be more humble, respectful and gain some grit? This is what the new personnel looks like now. Edit: After reading this again I think I should make it clear that Im not talking about Angry Cops, Im talking about the people he shows in his videos.

I'm in Yokosuka. He's not in the barracks he lives in the towers which are decent apartments for families.

*that awkward moment when you realize the lower enlisted are a reflection of their leadership AKA OFFICERS*

This is my fav AC video! I can only envision John Cleese as the righteously indignant officer. This is just one reason why ALL officer candidates should be required to serve 3 years as a private in the infantry b4 OCS.

Someone saw this guy coming and figured they'd put him in the petri dish and see what came out of it. That's the gist I'm picking up from this guy. Turns out that as soon as he wrote this letter, that figuring was pretty prescient!

My husband was enlisted with the Marines, and I once was talking to a captains wife, and she was complaining about her husbands pay, she was saying he made so little money that she qualified for welfare, me and the other ladies were just rolling our eyes at her, meanwhile we were trying to do our best for the non-nco’s families at Christmas time.

As a retired Naval Officer who was prior enlisted, I've run into a few of these guys over my career.

The way AC said “Hatchets”

I honestly don't know what it is but when you put that hat on you literally become a completely different person.

translation: I can't please my wife so I'm trying to keep her from being an enlistee town bike.

My new favorite saying is "They're all hopped up on man drug"

"respect is earned, not given." I dont think that Navy LT has ever heard that phrase before.

Where does he think he would live if he was on a ship? On his own personal towed dinghy?

The amount of grammatical errors in his letter tells me he's one of the guys that used to hire me to write their online college papers, and the tone of his letter tells me he's one of the guys who used to hit on me online when I was 14.

As a former sailor, I can tell you this attitude is more prevalent than the Navy is willing to admit.

If there is violence, drug use, criminal behavior and alcoholism in the enlisted ranks maybe they need to stop just taking anyone as a recruit. I never saw any if that when I was in.

Sometimes I watch these with the sound off. And I feel like in another life, AC is a traveling broadway musical performer.