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Old Fri Jan 02, 2009, 01:15pm
grunewar grunewar is offline
9/11 - Never Forget
 
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In our area:

1) Schools have places for us to change, and most importantly

2) We are specifically told by our Assignor NOT to arrive for games dressed in uniform (again, I understand it is regional based on situation, weather, etc).

So, IMO, in my area, if I want to stay in the good graces of my Assignor and hopefully progress, one of my ciriteria is probably - do I do what I'm told/asked - it's that simple to me.

To take it one step further - if I should: not do what I am told/asked, not get to games early, not attend meetings, not attend training when I can, not wear my uniform properly (jacket/patches), etc., then it says something about me (the person and the ref) and I should accept what is given/what I get.

In the Army, we called it "the 100% Soldier concept." You are not measured on one criteria - but many together. And, it all says something about you. JMO
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