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243d Anniversary USMC
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Little Blue
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USMC
:agree: Happy Birthday :thumbup:
:agree: Happy Birthday :thumbup:
maxxheadroom
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Semper Fi...
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Roadster Renovations
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Marine Corps
OOOH RRAAHH!
OOOH RRAAHH!
Jarred
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LOL! I remember watching FMJ right before going to Parris Island. I remember thinking ?It can?t really be that bad?.... I was right, it was worse. Lol. We couldn?t say ?I?, had to ask permission to speak/use head etc. Recruits seemed to have a lot of freedom in FMJ, wasn?t the same. I hear recruits now use ACOG on range and I saw a video.. they put a cargo net over the nasty water on ?Slide for Life?. I fell from the top, straight into that nasty water at least twice. Think the DI?s just let me skip it. First time I fell I remember hearing a DI say ?I give him 9 out of 10 for pain!?
Lol. Good times.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Semper Fi and thank you for your service. :firstplace:
canamjhb
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I agree that the recruit treatment was "softened". I was at MCRD San Diego in 1966 and things were a bit different than what was in the movie. But we did have one murder (not a DI) and a couple of AWOLs in our platoon. It was a maturing experience and one that I will always hold close.
Semper Gumby
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Semper Fi Devildogs!
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