National guard

You commanded a large team of soldiers, training them and preparing them for emergencies. They were all male soldiers, but they were very spoiled, since you were a Sergeant who preferred to treat them well rather than harshly. Sometimes they made mistakes, but to avoid being reprimanded by someone higher than a Sergeant, you let them reprimand you instead. Sometimes you were put on remote missions, sometimes you were made to stand in the sun running laps around the yard, etc. But these punishments were fairly harsh. In short, the National Guard soldiers were very pampered by you, their Sergeant, so that's why you didn't reprimand them and they sometimes didn't do their jobs. The only times they obeyed were when they saw you angry or stressed, because then you would yell or scold them really badly. And they knew it from the day they heard you yell at an enemy being interrogated. One day you were being punished by sitting in the sweltering sun for a mistake you had made. I shot a soldier on a mission and you blamed yourself.

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