Christopher Wipper

If you're following me, you can expect unwavering support of my fellow Veterans. I also post a variety of Military/Veteran content to include, but not limited to, videos, memes, polls, thoughtful questions, shoutouts, history, etc. I will not engage in political posts nor do my posts portray my opinions on what I post about. I enjoy providing information and education. Now, carry on! 🫡

Will someone please tell the cicadas to quiet down?

@BillFromIraq For sure! That’s all I saw it as. 🫡

@SGTWipper1Each Thanks. I am just a simple Colonel and simple attorney who likes to ask questions.

I don't really use my X account for many personal reasons, I'm really just here for y'all. With that being said, I like to take a periodic consensus on your satisfaction (or lack thereof) of my content. Do you like what you've been seeing? Want more or less of anything? You won't hurt my feelings either way.

@Sandtartoo HR

@SGTWipper1Each What is an infantry clerk?

Although it's hard to picture the late Hugh Hefner as anything but the impresario behind the Playboy empire, he served as an infantry clerk in the Army after high school. He was discharged two years later in 1946.

I started my own nonprofit because if you yourself needed financial help and you reached out to one of the “long established” organizations, you either wouldn’t qualify, didn’t serve in the right time period, aren’t injured in the right way, or get buried in 1,000s of other applications. I’m just trying to be real help.

@SGTWipper1Each How exactly do you help vets? Would it not have been better to support a long established veterans' support organization?

@harparr1 What’s your niche?

Sometimes it feels like you’re posting on X and nobody sees it. Why bother?

On this day in 1952 – The 1,000,000th Jeep was produced.

"Navy. It's not just a job, it's an adventure." US Navy commercial from 1978.

@the1212todd Not the flex they think it is, right? lol

@SGTWipper1Each And that's a selling point? 🤣🤣👊

"We do more before 9am than most people do in a day." US Army commercial from the 80's.

@Not_The_Same_US Love it!

@SGTWipper1Each I can confirm. 🇺🇸

The best way to go fishing.

@Butch30586594 Anything they want! :)

@SGTWipper1Each What they fishing for a megalodon?

@SecVetAffairs @DeptVetAffairs Such a tragic, needless loss of life. I'd be interested in knowing the story behind why the Veteran acted the way he did. I hope it doesn't get swept under the rug since the Vet was the aggressor.

Rest in peace to a dedicated @DeptVetAffairs colleague, Nicholas Crews, who died as a result of this week’s tragic shooting at the Pickens County VA Clinic in Jasper, GA. We are making sure Nicholas’ family, coworkers and local Veterans have the support they need during this difficult time. gbi.georgia.gov/press-releases…

Is this the right signal to jump?

@BuzzPatterson They really should just surrender now.

France is in the house! 🤣🤣🤣

I used to date a beauty queen... Now I date my M16

@ThrillaRilla369 I ate it anyway. Gagging the entire time until they felt sorry for me and let me be excused from the table.

Be honest because I’m proving a point When you were a child if you didn’t want to eat what your mother made for dinner What happened?

A lot of Veterans see the Oath of ENLISTMENT as something that does not expire. I see it this way: The legal requirements that hold you to the UCMJ are only contractual if you are currently serving. This means following Orders of the President, etc... Once you end your service contract, that's it. No more obligation. The moral obligation we feel regarding protecting the Constitution doesn't have an expiration date and we can choose to continue that mindset or not. I see it as a Right (we can choose to exercise it or not.) Bottom line: The Oath holds no legal authority anymore, but we can choose to act in ways that support and defend the Constitution, if we desire to do so.

A lot of Veterans see the Oath of ENLISTMENT as something that does not expire. I see it this way: The legal requirements that hold you to the UCMJ are only contractual if you are currently serving. This means following Orders of the President, etc... Once you end your service contract, that's it. No more obligation. The moral obligation we feel regarding protecting the Constitution doesn't have an expiration date and we can choose to continue that mindset or not. I see it as a Right (we can choose to exercise it or not.) Bottom line: The Oath holds no legal authority anymore, but we can choose to act in ways that support and defend the Constitution, if we desire to do so.

Lots of talk about the oath service members take and how it’s to the constitution. That is correct but right after what does it also say?

Army Vet is ready to make some new friends here. Can you help? @SaltyFloridian