Sergeant Doesn't Believe Military Doctor's Orders, Gets Proven Wrong

It stands to reason that when you're asked to respect the orders of a doctor who's also lieutenant colonel, that you do that. But this sergeant didn't want to believe that hundreds and hundreds of bug bites could lead to a substantive health concern, so things shook out in a less graceful way than they had to. For another intriguing tale, here's the military wife Karen who demanded salutes and got mocked.

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