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04-04-06, 03:31 PM #16Originally Posted by Future-USMC-LT
Call me Old School, but he is part of the "new" Marine Corps - the kinder, gentler marine corps. The "Army of One" kind of marine.
I guess that can happen today. I am "Old Corps" - that's all I know. We shall see.
Steve
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04-04-06, 03:57 PM #17Originally Posted by Lithium
Steve
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04-05-06, 04:58 PM #18Originally Posted by Shadowman777
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04-05-06, 05:43 PM #19I guess that can happen today. I am "Old Corps" - that's all I know. We shall see.
Steve
Anyway, ALL Drill Instructors have my upmost respect and admiration. It takes a certain breed to mold civilians into Marines.
And I don't wish ill against the DI's chick' (your words) about having a website. A lot of parents are VERY concerned these days about their kids. Look what looms ahead. Is the 'sand box' in their future? Probably. I'd like to have a bit of info meownself, were my kids joining the military today.
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04-05-06, 06:16 PM #20Originally Posted by drillinstructor
"Why you Jimmy Carter era, peanut eating worthless scumbag. If my brain were the size of a peanut, I'd be a freaking genius compared to you. Go build another habitat for sailors dirtbag!"
But then - that's me ... Mr. Old School.
Steve
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04-06-06, 12:52 AM #21Originally Posted by bigalholmes165
This parent is really concerned about her daughter's safety in Recruit Training...having sat through the DI demonstration and forced myself to remain silent while some stranger yelled at *my* kid.... anyone other than a DI would have had Mama Bear huntin' with that flyswatter again...
I've come to discover that the USMC doesn't just train the recruits to be Marines, but in a subtle way (sometimes not so subtle), they train the parents to be Marine Parents...
It's nice to gain more knowledge of what she'll be going through...what kind of dedication the DI's that are training her have, and how salty they are in training to make sure my baby girl (yeah, I know...but no matter how tough or grown up...your moms are like that too) remains safe even in the most dangerous of situations...that she knows how to handle herself...
So...from this mom....thanks for info...and thanks for the training she's going to receive
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04-06-06, 05:01 PM #22
my dad and grandma are pretty happy that I'm going into the Marine Corps, but my mom's side is not so sure. As in they don't want me to go at all, but my mom is proud that I'm doing something with my life. Also, when my mom saw the first few minutes of Jarhead, she was like "That's my son, that's my son".
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04-06-06, 05:21 PM #23Originally Posted by bigalholmes165
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