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The few, the proud, the Marine is back in town

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blazefox2

Charter Member
Hey all, I'm back from USMC Recruit training and i must say it was the hardest 13 weeks of my life. I head back out to camp pendelton for Marine combat training. then after that, i come back out here to missouri for my job training at ft. lenordwood. The Corps changed my job to 1361 engineers assistant, so my job is consisted of surveying, drafting and design and managing engineering projects.

SDI SSgt. Dominguez
DI Sgt. Torrence
DI Sgt. Gallardo
DI Sgt. Wesson

Graduated August 12th 3rd Bn. Kilo Co. PLT 3226 (Honor Platoon)

gonna enjoy my 10 days leave with lots of steak and :icon29:
 
Welcome home Marine !

I kind of enjoyed Pendleton . We got to shoot a lot of different weapons and way back we went through training in mock VC villages etc. I'm glad I went through right out of basic and in pretty good shape cause as I recall there were very few level places on that base . A hell of a lot of hills .

Semper Fi ,

Rich(USMC 65-69)
 
Congrats and welcome to the Brotherhood.. heheh.. Marines at Ft lost in the woods??? Damn but times have changed... ::lol::
 
Congrats ! Blazefox2

And I really appreciate you serving our Country.....:salute:


Spent some time in uniform myself in the 70's

BTW-My wife was born at Ft. leonardwood-56 years ago
Her dad was a tank commander-three wars-II,Korea,Vietnam

Stay safe my friend

Rick
 
Congratulations Marine! Sounds like you're not going to do the sea going bell hop thing.
 
Welcome to the fraternity of the brotherhood! Proud of ya! Pay close attention to your combat training it could save your life and the lives of your brothers-in-arms.
Ted
 
meh, keep your arse three inches lower than the ground, However fast you can run, run faster, Always eat at the navy or airforce mess hall and NOT the Army's, Scan 360 degress at all times and pay attention to the back 180, and if your ever in a place where they dont speak english and some cute little girl sets on your lap and starts wiggling, she aint askin for your autograph...
 
While not spectacular, our DFACs were pretty good! :D

I liked our cooks. They had an outstanding NCO.

Of course, not as fancy as the AF one in Manas... lol
 
Good for you ! Thanks for stepping up. You've just said a lot about yourself to the world - and it's all good.

:running:
 
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