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Thread: Ribbon's out of BootCamp
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07-24-08, 10:40 AM #31
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07-24-08, 12:15 PM #32
you my
brother are even more salty, more like bottom of the sea salty
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07-24-08, 12:17 PM #33
you my brother are more salty than I, more like bottom of the sea salty
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07-24-08, 12:26 PM #34
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08-05-08, 11:43 PM #35
in 1965 when we graduated from boot camp we didn't get any ribbons fire watch or anything. I got my first ribbons when I left Vietnam but I had to go to the px on Okinawa and buy them myself. I was never issued any ribbons for service in Vietnam. What I don't understand is no military personnel wear their uniforms off base anymore why do they care about ribbons? When I went to Los Angeles airport to pick up my grandson when he pc'ed in from Korea I was their for hours and I did not see one uniform from any service branch. I was told they are told to not wear their uniforms while traveling why?
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08-06-08, 01:07 AM #36
this makes no sense.... a basically trained Marine is NOT ready for war, they are ready for being a Marine.... once you finish your MOS school you can goto war.
Where did you get this idea that you can goto war when you can't even contribute.... what Sgt? what does that hand signal mean? huh?! get dow....
yeah, you're dead.... what a waste if you ask me.
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08-06-08, 01:55 AM #37
I was looking at mt Boot Camp book today and I noticed that all reserve recruits wore only the shooting badge while the rest of us wore the NDSR and the shooting badge (during final inspection)! LT Isrowie explained it to me that nowadays they are authorized the NDSM for all recruits, as the training is considered active duty, even if it is for training and school and such.
Now the GWOT I believe is issued after you report to your first fleet unit and you have been there for 30 days.
That's the way I understand it anyway.
That's my 2 cents,
Dave
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08-06-08, 08:29 AM #38
because people beat up military guys while out on libo... if you are alone, chances are some military haters from the local town who's entire economy is supported by the military, beat them up a lot... so the USMC being the last service to change the rule decided to go with the flow.
now they also say it's a terrorism awareness thing... a terrorist may trigger something, or avoid you if in uniform... if you aren't you might be able to notice him and stomp his brains out.
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08-24-08, 08:08 PM #39
I served from Sept. 7 1961 -july 15 1965 including a admittedly short stint in viet nam april - july 65 as we had been in the far east since july 64 and never received any ribbon of any kind other than a good conduct ribbon.I understand I am entitled to several but don't know how to find out which ones or how to go about receiving them.Any ideas?Like to have them for my kids and grandkids. T.Luehrs
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08-24-08, 08:27 PM #40
I Got Their Medals Swinging
YEA WELL THOSE PUNKS WERE PULLING THAT CHIT 2 WHEN I EVOLVED BACK.I WORE MY UNIFORM"ALONE"INTO BARS ON PURPOSE WHEN I HEALED GOOD ENOUGH.BUT I SENT IN MY FRIENDS THAT I GREW UP WITH IN TEAMS 0F 2 TOO 5 MEN AT A TIME WEARING CIVIES ALWAYS AT LEAST 18 OF US TOO AS MANY AS 35.MY HILLBILLY BROTHERS PUT MANY A PUNK@ COMMIE REDNECKS IN THE HOSPITAL.I LOVED THROWING THE 1ST.PUNCH!!!
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