Leaving to MCRD San Diego

[Miguel Lugo]

It's been a great year in the Delayed Entry Program. I learned allot and gained strengths not only physically but mentally too.

Starting IST
10 Chin-ups
62 Crunches
13:50 Mile and a half.

Last IST
27 Chin-ups
143 crunches
9:50 Mile and a half.

I worked my way through the year, studying on my own, learning my general orders, ranks, and some drill (I wasn't in JROTC). I also got 2 referrals under my name earning me to enter Boot Camp as a contracted PFC (E-2).

I have high expectation and high goals. I knew from the start what I was getting into and It's all I have ever wanted. To earn the title of a United State Marine.

I'm very motivated and I expect nothing less than a challenge.

sincerely - Miguel Lugo, Poolee from RSS Austin North.

[Rocky C]

Good Luck Miguel. You can do it.
Stay Motivated no matter what.
Failure is NOT an option.

See you in 3 months.

[LastXdeth]

What did you do to get your run time down?

[KingOfNegus]

Run More. :3

[BrandonLehr]

Miguel,

Good luck to you man, looks to me you right on track physcially. Now it's just the mental game of enduring hell for 3 months. I graduated MCRD San Diego back in April, and man does it feel great to be out.. even though a part of me misses it.

I was 1st Batallion
Charlie Company
Platoon: 1045

lol I will never forget my drill instructors:
Senior Drill Instructor: Ssgt Garcia
Drill Instructor: Ssgt Blas
Drill Instructor: Ssgt Curry

Anyways, good luck to you!