Fort Sill drill sergeant publicly rebuked by 3-star general for inappropriate TikTok
Davis Winkie
1 day ago
A drill sergeant berated recruits in a public TikTok post. (Screenshot via TikTok)
A Fort Sill-based drill sergeant was punished and reprimanded publicly by his brigade commander and U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command’s deputy commanding general, Lt. Gen. Ted Martin, on Tuesday after social media users discovered that he had called his trainees and TRADOC policies “f---ing soft†and “f---ing sickening†in a public TikTok video first shared by Twitter user Lethality Jane.
A Fort Sill-based drill sergeant was publicly rebuked by his brigade commander and @TradocDCG for this TikTok from late last week. pic.twitter.com/BQtDTJvgJS
— Davis Winkie (@davis_winkie) November 10, 2020
The drill sergeant, Staff Sgt. Treyon Wallace, criticized policy allowing trainees to use their cell phones for 30 minutes every Sunday.
“This is what the Army has turned into,†he said. “This is the new Army; I guess we gotta f---king change with 'em.â€
https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2020/11/10/fort-sill-drill-sergeant-publicly-rebuked-by-3-star-general-for-inappropriate-tiktok/
