Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
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Military are serving 24/7/365 until they are "separated from the service" at the end of their hitch. You may not be on duty but you are still in the service.
Just got my CC permit...now what
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Military are serving 24/7/365 until they are "separated from the service" at the end of their hitch. You may not be on duty but you are still in the service.
ELCAM
Member
I called the division and clarified....
They mean until you retire or separate from being in the military.
It has nothing to do with being engaged in an official military duty assignment off base which is already exempted in COMAR.
- Mar 8, 2013
- 6,993
Ah that clears everything up!
My thoughts exactly. No worries though, Sgt. Knaub will answer his phone at 3 a.m. when local LEO say WTF? What's a few hours being detained when you have nothing better to do?
Sadly, I fit this bill.
However, while folk I was required to list on SF-86 and SF-85P have been contacted by OPM, I have not been.
Therein lies one of the many problems with CCW in PRMD.
Wasn't it said "no permit holder can know if they are within restrictions"?
Oh, here it is and of course this goodie as well
RwWilly
Active Member
This! Instead of claiming an ISIS threat maybe use the struck by lightening threat. POTUS said you have a better chance of being struck than a terrorist attack! Dipsh*t
I was waiting for that.
sorry :/
Get's a permit, doesn't know how to use it...
probably business owner, they are speshul.
^^ THIS; wow! That's like, "I got me this gun, now what?"
aquashooter
Active Member
My original permit while on MPDC specified "Off Duty Only while employed by MPDC". If I was on duty, it was understood that I was carrying as per Congressional mandate. Although I worked in DC, I lived in MD, and was subject to 24 hr recall. This was normal while assigned to SOD. The week I retired, MD changed it to Restriction: NONE. This was due to the large number of malefactors that I came across that lived in MD.
5.56blaster
Ultimate Member
He serves until his enlistment is up. 24/7/365. You are never not serving while you are in the military. I did it for 26 years so I have a little insight into it. In or out of uniform your serving and subject to all military rules and requirements.
esqappellate
President, MSI
- Feb 12, 2012
- 7,408
That, or learn to really master the Israeli draw.
RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
- 94,381
Wrong... He is serving until he separates from the military. He carries while on duty as part of his job. So why would he need a CCW for on duty carry?
Wrong... He knows what to do with the gun... His question was about using the CC Permit.
USAFRavenR6
Active Member
While in the military, people are "in service" 24/7.
Congratulations on getting your permit!
It is 100% bullshtein that a service members life is deemed more worthy than a civilian's life.
Not hating on you, hating on the system.
RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
- 94,381
The service member's life is not considered to be more worthy... It is that which the service member represents which receives the status. Once the member separates from service... The PRoM no longer cares.
Its also
that he even had to go though an informal review or that there is a restriction(no matter how broad). Should have been a rubber stamp, unrestricted permit approval from MSP, IMO.
BUFF7MM
☠Buff➐㎣☠
I'm just not sure how being in the military, being stateside, being out and about in civilian clothing among the rest of us puts you at more risk than the rest of the population, unless you've got a neon sign on your body that screams "I'm In the Military"
But congrats for getting the perverbial white elephant from Maryland.
But congrats for getting the perverbial white elephant from Maryland.
USAFRavenR6
Active Member
This board is amazing sometimes, more so than not. SO someone gets a permit and is looking for additional information and people attack and make off mark comments pertaining to him here for it. The guy is looking for information in order to remain on the right side of the law because as we all know, the laws in this state are difficult to understand. Give him a break, get off your high horse, and provide information if useful.
USAFRavenR6
Active Member
Because everything about his life including clearances held, offices worked, as well as physical descriptions of he and his family members has been compromised. if you do not think that places him at a higher risk then I dont know what will. Even the MSP is now agreeing with the statement.
No, they are " in THE service 24/7 ". If a service member leaves their 9-5 MOS at the end of the day to go home OFF POST, they are not "In service" performing their MOS.
Even though a cop is a cop 24/7 and can do his job, he is not "on shift" working when he gets off.
USAFRavenR6
Active Member
Have you ever served in the military?
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