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Semper Fi
This is why I say, it wasn't the right door for me to walk through for a career, but as an AF (reserve) guy, if I ever got into a bad spot, I want one of these guy coming after me !
I wish I lived out in SoCal & ran into this kid, I'd buy him dinner anywhere he wanted to go ! http://www.newsherald.com/news/health/triathlon-triumph-1.27120?tc=cr
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I am Navy, and all of my time in country was with Marines. They are a great crew. They treat us Seabees well, but they have a very special bond that does include their Corpsmen and Women. I think they feed those Leathernecks special soul food!
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Father and Brother were Navy and I went into the Army at the end of Vietnam, then worked and flew for the Air Force for many years around the world.
As more and more time goes by, the more and more respect I have for the US Marines.
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