In the army now!
Do it?
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I will Say "Don't Go"... "Rather Than Thinking How To Die Beautifully, Isn't It Better To Live Life Beautifully Until The End?" -Sakata Gintoki, GIntama... So What I am Saying Is....Yea
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ZiggyOtaku wrote...
There's this thing now, it's called modern medicine. IF he would get shot, he probably would be thanking anything out there that it only got infected. He's also talking about joining the Airforce, they don't do the front line shit. If he was joining the marines, like I was talking about my ex, then he'd have to worry about that more.
Also, there's fire all the time in war. Explosions, maybe even fires intentionally started - tank explosions, car explosions, etc. Lots of opportunities for fires.
He said to play devil's advocate. It was the best I could do at the time.
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geassmon wrote...
U'll probably get in the marines with E's. The army is pretty easy too if you have the goods. The marines really want one thing from you, commitment to go through anything and everything that u are told to go. It's the training camp in the marines that if u survive it, they'll see u as marines material.Army works in numbers, like the zerg. Marines are the exceptional individuals as they are trained to be exceptional. Totally different approach to combat than the army.
You are correct though, the marines will try to weed out the weak.
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I have a friend who is in the Marines who is a sniper. It really depends on what job you want to choose within the marines, my friend is a field reporter. He said the extreme training is special ops "Rangers". They don't kick you out they let you decide whether you throw in the towel or not. If you do quit you just pick a different career choice within the marines.
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SKY_gloomy wrote...
went army strong thats cool! im going for the marinesomg.... why do you keep doing this!?!??!?!??
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I wont tell you what to do but just to keep in mind the risks, what you get, what you lose and is it worth it?
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i suggest air force if your looking for an easier job and higher pay (<-- the pay part not confirmed) they are more lack and focus on supply and movement/transport of troops and support fire that's what i think since my apartment is inside an airbase
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Ziggy wrote...
I say go for it, there's a lot of benefits from going and there's a lot of opportunities as well.My ex just joined the Marines and is leaving for bootcamp in October, I'm pretty proud of him. He doesn't have a lot of discipline and wasn't really planning on doing anything with his life. You get cost benefits, any additional college you might want paid for, and you get ample respect from people - which you should. Defending the country and putting your life on the line is something that should be recognized.
He just wants to make something out of himself.
ShaggyJebus wrote...
You'll die. America loves to play war, and you'll probably be shipped off to some god-forsaken to fight not for your own country, but for some country you've never heard of. You'll get shot for doing something, and it will get infected, and you'll die, full of pain and wishing you hadn't joined the military.
Or something like that. I dunno.
Do they even send firefighters to other countries? Shit, I didn't even know the military had firefighters. What's the difference between being a regular firefighter and being a military firefighter? I guess if you're in the military, you'd be fighting fires in some other country instead of at home. Or fires on a boat or something. There's a reason to not join - if you want to be a firefighter, do it where you live. That way, you'll save the lives of your neighbors and loved ones.
There's this thing now, it's called modern medicine. IF he would get shot, he probably would be thanking anything out there that it only got infected.
He's also talking about joining the Airforce, they don't do the front line shit. If he was joining the marines, like I was talking about my ex, then he'd have to worry about that more.
Also, there's fire all the time in war. Explosions, maybe even fires intentionally started - tank explosions, car explosions, etc. Lots of opportunities for fires.
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Yamazaki Rojin wrote...
Ziggy wrote...
I say go for it, there's a lot of benefits from going and there's a lot of opportunities as well.My ex just joined the Marines and is leaving for bootcamp in October, I'm pretty proud of him. He doesn't have a lot of discipline and wasn't really planning on doing anything with his life. You get cost benefits, any additional college you might want paid for, and you get ample respect from people - which you should. Defending the country and putting your life on the line is something that should be recognized.
He just wants to make something out of himself.
ShaggyJebus wrote...
You'll die. America loves to play war, and you'll probably be shipped off to some god-forsaken to fight not for your own country, but for some country you've never heard of. You'll get shot for doing something, and it will get infected, and you'll die, full of pain and wishing you hadn't joined the military.
Or something like that. I dunno.
Do they even send firefighters to other countries? Shit, I didn't even know the military had firefighters. What's the difference between being a regular firefighter and being a military firefighter? I guess if you're in the military, you'd be fighting fires in some other country instead of at home. Or fires on a boat or something. There's a reason to not join - if you want to be a firefighter, do it where you live. That way, you'll save the lives of your neighbors and loved ones.
There's this thing now, it's called modern medicine. IF he would get shot, he probably would be thanking anything out there that it only got infected.
He's also talking about joining the Airforce, they don't do the front line shit. If he was joining the marines, like I was talking about my ex, then he'd have to worry about that more.
Also, there's fire all the time in war. Explosions, maybe even fires intentionally started - tank explosions, car explosions, etc. Lots of opportunities for fires.
little note the navy is famed that they are in the front line's and 2nd line is the army i dont know but ive seen that stuff pretty often i think the navy is boasting that they have high powered weapons for there recruits/pwns in chess but im not really sure though
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When I was a kid I did some work experience in the Army and it was FUCK AWFULL!!! (In hindsight it was damn rewarding though)
Go for it dude, Join the Air Force. (Women love Air Force uniforms)
Go for it dude, Join the Air Force. (Women love Air Force uniforms)
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Hope you're not joining any of the medical squads. Those guys usually get more fucked up mentally than most other people I know in the service.
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Xil
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I have a friend in the Air Force. Yes, he is currently in(or near) Iraq... but he's in a base, probably about as safe as you can be. Your normally not place into any real hardcore danger. They want to keep people in the Air Force safe and able... and preferably not dead.
I say join. You gain great training and learn shit that will stick with you forever. But, only join if you want to. The service is not something you can halfheartedly do. You really have to want to join, to give it your all and succeed.
Not as important in the Air Force, but still... If your joining just because it's your best option, I would discourage it.
I say join. You gain great training and learn shit that will stick with you forever. But, only join if you want to. The service is not something you can halfheartedly do. You really have to want to join, to give it your all and succeed.
Not as important in the Air Force, but still... If your joining just because it's your best option, I would discourage it.
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I have a good reason for you not to join... your resolve isn't strong enough to allow you to make the decision for yourself. The problem is that this is a situation you seriously need to be sure about. If you're asking other people why you shouldn't do it, as strong as your reasons may be, you have doubts and you need to take care of that before anything else.
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Lol, it seems only Catfish and I realize that this was necro'd. Also, what was the point of Yamazaki Rojin's post? All he did was quote someone...
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Nice necro, I was re-considering about a week ago. I had to go back to school until the end of this month, so it was back on the table.
However, Lacey, WA just broke away from the county fire district, and is hiring an entire department. Chances like this don't come around twice.
Also, The Jesus: I wanted a devil's advocate, because I don't fear the same way regular people do, and can't find another good reason not to go.
(though, 40% of the point was free fire job, and another could have just fallen into my lap)
However, Lacey, WA just broke away from the county fire district, and is hiring an entire department. Chances like this don't come around twice.
Also, The Jesus: I wanted a devil's advocate, because I don't fear the same way regular people do, and can't find another good reason not to go.
(though, 40% of the point was free fire job, and another could have just fallen into my lap)
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There are pros and cons to this situation
its a great way to get a start in the the adult world... but this can be just as much a bad thing, i live near to large air force bases... and well i see alot of people in their early to mid 20s who do nothing but complain about how hard things are because now that their 4 years are up they actualy have to pay rent and what not.
besides that means you have to follow orders and possably fight battles you dont agree with
myself. i would love to enlist... but i cant ;.; history of mental illness
its a great way to get a start in the the adult world... but this can be just as much a bad thing, i live near to large air force bases... and well i see alot of people in their early to mid 20s who do nothing but complain about how hard things are because now that their 4 years are up they actualy have to pay rent and what not.
besides that means you have to follow orders and possably fight battles you dont agree with
myself. i would love to enlist... but i cant ;.; history of mental illness