Jarheadfishnfool wrote:
Hey Walleye man,, glad to hear your planning on joining our Brotherhood,, I joined Aug. 1973- Graduated Nov. 1973, did 4 years and Honorably Discharged in 1977, Boot Camp no contact with the outside world newspapers, t.v. or phone calls ,no time off base other than Infantry Training on Pendleton a phone call home 2 weeks before Graduation, we were allowed to write home and receive mail,,it was very hard, but it changed my life, taught me what Loyalty & Discipline means and adjusted all attitudes of us that graduated ,71 started in our Platoon, 56 Graduated, made PFC out of Boot Camp ,my MOS was 5811, Military Police, to this day I would never have changed my decision of becoming a Marine ,, I couldn't tell you what the "best" MOS is but was taught whatever Job you are assigned to always strive to do your very best,, other Marines depend on everyone doing their Job, Good Luck to you Walleye man and can't wait to call you:
United States Marine,, God ,Country, Corps, Loyalty & Discipline makes the best Marine !! Ooorahhh!!
Hey Walleye man,, glad to hear your planning on jo... (
show quote)
Jar did you ever come in contact with any Marines from 2nd Shore Party Battalion? The red patch marines. I was in H&S Company. To this day I regret not staying in. Boot camp was intense but I figured my old man couldn't break me I was letting the DI break me. Saw guys that couldn't cut it. The obstacle course was like a giant playground for me. Semper Fi brother πΊπΈπΊπΈπΊπΈ