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Get back to business. Guess what class we had when this doodle was done!?

 Probably some Sergeant Major came up with the edict.

This is Beetle Bailey as a crusty 20-year+ Sergeant Major, my version of a comic done by Fort Familyroom over at Miltoons.

"Two MUTA-6's can eliminate a MUTA-4"

 A "MUTA" is a Military Unit Training Assembly. It is a 4-hour block of time for training and pay purposes; this is how National Guard and Reserve soldiers divide up their weekends. We technically have one "MUTA" in the morning and one in the afternoon, for a whole day of training. If you train all day Saturday, that's 2 MUTAs. Saturday and Sunday together, 2 MUTAs each, are 4 MUTAs.

If you have two MUTA-6 training weekends (all day Friday, all day Saturday, and all day Sunday) you have a MUTA-6, and for accounting purposes, that means you can cancel one of your regularly scheduled MUTA-4s and give the troops a month off from drill attendance.

This was how I envisioned it.

 And that's enough of that!

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