People Share Their Most Dynamic Stories Of Revenge

Personal indiscretions? Nothing. Dang, he was good. I was stumped.

Then, it came to me. Jack had been driving our military trucks when he wants to do hands-on demonstrations for the enlisted men on how “it should be done,” looking all bad and whatnot.

However, none of the other officers ever drove our trucks, much less stepped out of their air-conditioned office if possible. Why was this so?

OH RIGHT, YOU NEEDED A MILITARY LICENSE OF A DIFFERENT CLASS TO DRIVE A MILITARY TRUCK.

And officers did NOT go through that course by default. Of course, Jack was no different and had no military license in his records. Well, well, well. I volunteered for the publicity team for our next recruitment drive, which included taking a video of one of our trucks being driven.

Being the golden boy and an attention grabber, Jack kindly accepted the nomination of the other officers to star in the video. I acted all butthurt about having to make him look good and all but got the video published in the public domain.

Then I submitted my report that a “routine review” had uncovered how Jack drove military trucks on multiple occasions without a military license. No amount of cover-ups could be done by his buddy officers since the video was published long before they somehow rushed to get him a backdated temporary license.

The issue was repeatedly repressed at each point in the chain, but I would simply report it further up the chain after the deadline to respond expired, as was protocol.

I don’t know much about what happened after that, but Jack never made it as Captain.