Taken from JRE #1467 w/Jack Carr: https://youtu.be/Ra4522ikFoU
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Taken from JRE #1467 w/Jack Carr: https://youtu.be/Ra4522ikFoU
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@Joe, have a real NCIS agent on the show. I’d like to hear their perspective.
My first and hopefully last time dealing with them left me a rotten impression of them…. I feel like they are just there to catch somebody; it dont matter if it’s the right person as long as they just get a win
The real joke here is thinking that the FBI and CIA are worth your aspirations.
My experience with OSI (Air Force NCIS) was limited to knowing they existed but no direct contact until two years from retirement at an Air Force training base. I was one of a handful of folks with a Top-Secret clearance which I had had for the last 18 years and renewed periodically by form without an interview. My office had one, repeat one, plan that was Top-Secret because two pages out of 160 had information classified Top-Secret. Up for my last renewal, I, for the first time ever, was summoned to the base OSI office for an interview. Really? This agent, looking bored and overweight, spends an hour asking me personal questions I had never been asked before even when I had to renew the clearance for access to nuclear weapon systems. When I called him on it, he said that unless he got satisfactory answers I might not be renewed. "Fine. I'll bring over the Top-Secret plan gathering dust in my office safe and you can babysit it." I got the renewal. What do people say about first impressions? Major, USAF (ret)
We had an NCIS office next door to our Company Office on Camp Pendleton. They were Keystone Cops and FBI Wannabes in my opinion. The whole NCIS TV Show makes me laugh every time I see a commercial about it. Getting a DNA sample result, records search and solving a 30 year old murder of a POW all in 40 minutes. LOL CLOWNS!