We next see Payne back in the civilian lifestyle. The commanding officer simply tells Payne that there are no campaigns and he (Payne) has done enough. He pleads with his Commander: surely there must be another military campaign somewhere else. He is subsequently told that it is his time to go. He is floored when he is not considered for a promotion in the service. Major Payne considers himself a tough-guy or a solider which to be reckoned. To drive the point home, the recruits are even uniformed in green.

The headmaster of the school, played by William Hickey, infers to Payne that the recruits in the academy are without question naïve. The film makes a joke about strict drill instructors that make a practice of putting their naïve recruits to the test.

The plot of this film is one which a good many movie buffs are familiar. In order to appreciate “Major Payne”, the renter needs to appreciate militaristic-style humor. This again is not the best job for Payne. The school is a private academy located in Virginia. After his unsuccessful try for the police, an old acquaintance places him in a position as Officer in Charge of a junior ROTC training academy. He literally goes to town attacking another person playing the role of the bad guy. He attempts to become part of the police force however, his luck runs thin when he becomes too obsessed with a training simulation. Here he is naturally unemployed at first.

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