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As near as I can tell, you selected and were accepted to a way cool MOS. In your heart of hearts you know you're doing the right thing, and there's little doubt that earlier posts are spot on. Your...

Interesting discussion. Marines and Navy Dress uniforms should remain as they are. Army and Air Force, the WWII style would be reasonable, but I could see the old Civil War Cavalry type for Armor...

Strawberry, based on your posts, one wonders if you're in the correct branch of service.

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I think this speaks for itself.

NY City has been looking for a way to ban firearms, NRA says: no,no,no Mr. B-

http://www.nysun.com/article/25187

Isn't taking off the uniform kinda like lowering the flag and hiding it?

One wonders if he got the boot as a boot.

Safety is also a big issue. I had a Marine on my gunline lose his grip on the loading tray and the projo dropped on his foot, breaking it (the foot).

Of the 100 lbs., about a quarter of it is...

There's some bumper stickers from Sgt. Grit.com, "Marine Artillery, the Grunts 911 Force," and there may be three or four others. Remember, if it's on a bumper sticker, it's got to be true.

Get to the gym and start lifting weights! When you party with Arty, you hump rounds. The 155 >He<(High Explosive) shells are about 100 lbs.. Common Sense & Ear plugs required. Math skills a plus.
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I really love my Remington Rand M1911A1 .45, but there's my Walther PPK/S .380 that's stainless, easy maintenance, but...
I also like my stainless American Derringer .45 long Colt/.410: the .410...

Bad guy dead.

Good guy alive.

Did I miss anything?

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Karen Hughes!

What and or where do we find the most trustworthy news source? Is it any one newspaper, broadcast news source, radio, cable? Or do we pick and choose and try to figure out the truth? Or do we read...

... things, some little, others large. I miss unit PT, going to the range, fire missions, burning unused powder bags. Direct fire with a 105. Liberty call in foreign ports. Hangovers in foreign...

... how many people would really use a tool like this to help them make a reasoned decision?

Anyway, Bush 65%, Kerry 35%.

I was unfortunate enough to be the DNCO at an artillery battery stationed at Camp Foster, Okinawa one night in the spring of 1981.

A buddy of mine from another battery had just gotten back from...

Hmmm... How about some type of motorola or other radio, like a PRC-77 for Arty or Close Air Support?