Correcting a civilian about how to be a addressed is a for sure way to make everyone in the military think you are a douche bag.https://twitter.com/abc/status/1196826213110763520 …
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I am a Retired U S Navy Rear Admiral and Board Certified and licensed physician. Several times I have been addressed as “Mister.” Never once did I interrupt or correct the addressee. I believed that would detract from the interaction and demean the other person.
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He did it on purpose. Schiff and Vindman want to keep up the 'officer of integrity' pretense. The "Lt. Colonel" is part of the show.
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Being offered the job of Ukrainian Defense Minister (3 times) is probably the most telling part of who he really is. One of the most corrupt governments on earth wants to make him Defense Minister. Him. A guy who is basically a desk employee in the US.
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Thank you! I am a child of a Navy veteran, an aunt now to USNA grads (one now a Lt Cmdr), other retired USMC Pilot. My brother retired USAF. Family of doctors and lawyers. Not one of them would go in be condescending like this heal. I respect his service, however, not him!
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Spot on! To the American people he is “Mr” ! This wasn’t a Military hearing! Our President can’t get the respect of the office for which he holds , But this guy demanded it ! Geez!!
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Thank you for your service and your class!
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Thank you for your service sir
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That’s Admiral, not sir!! ;)
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We’ll never forget Rear Admiral. Thank you for your service.
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His request to be addressed according to his rank is a distraction from the question. When he does answer the question he’s being deceptive. Just my opinion. The Army taught me a little bit about interrogation.
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