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About tony521950
First Name:
Anthony (Tony)
Last Name:
Streckfuss
Rank:
E-5
Do you own a business?:
Yes
Where did you attend bootcamp?:
MCRD San Diego
What date did you graduate bootcamp?:
10/1970
What was your bootcamp platoon number?:
2105
Duty Stations:
Mcrd San Diego
ITR Camp Penelton
Navel Air Station Millington Tenn
Marine Corps Air Station Santa Anna Calif
Marine Corps Air Station New River NC
Marine corps Base Kanohe Hawaii
Marine Corps Base Quantico Va
Marine Corps Air Station New River NC
Year Entered Marine corps:
1970
Year Exited Marine Corps:
1978
Favorite Duty Station:
Hawaii
Favorite Marine:
David Zimmerman
Wars and conflicts you were in involved in?:
Vietnam
Combat History:
Vietnam Era No combat
Current City:
St. Louis
Current State:
Missouri
Hometown:
Arnold
Home State:
Missouri
High School:
Fox Seinor High
Gender:
Male
Zodiac Sign:
Cancer
Occupation:
Self Employed
Colleges Attended:
Golf Coast Bible College Houston TX
Interests:
working nearly 24/7
Favorite Quote:
Keep IT Simple Stupid
Favorite Color:
blue
Favorite Movie:
The American Presedent
Favorite Book:
The Stand

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Being a Marine is simple

by tony521950 on 11-18-08 at 05:34 PM
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Being a Marine isnt simple, even in this day and age. My boot camp was at Dago in 1970 and I thought I wasnt coming out alive. That isnt the issue, the issue is there is a job to do. If you are a new recruite or an old Marine there is only one thing that is important, GET THE MISSION DONE. I did 8 plus years during the 70's, saw our men come home from Nam while I was stationed in Hawaii, I watched our POW's such as John Macain come off of the plane after their reliese from captivity, even

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