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Army Time

950 views · started by Souleater ·
#1
Army Time
So I've been tossing around the idea of going into the Army. I spent 4 years in the Marine Corps, and considering I refuse to go back to the politics that are involved in the Corps, I've been tossing around the idea of becoming a multi-branch Veteran.

So............................how about that Deadpool game?
#2
There's always the National Gaurd.
#3
Defy wrote:
There's always the National Gaurd.


Can't do the national guard. Don't really see the reason in doing a basically pseudomilitary thing.I get that its part of the Army, just not really.
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Souleater wrote:
Can't do the national guard. Don't really see the reason in doing a basically pseudomilitary thing.I get that its part of the Army, just not really.

Thank you, for not wanting to join those losers.
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Souleater wrote:

So............................how about that Deadpool game?


Deadpool breaks down all the walls.
#6
It's funny because when anyone said you were in the army you got mad....
#7
Could go Air Force, go to school, and be an engineer.
#8
Airforce pilots have pretty high fatality rates don't they?

Also yeah, my history teacher in highschool had the same issue with distinguishing the marines and the army. You could always branch out for a degree in history and hang with them high school kids.
#9
Drakonid wrote:
It's funny because when anyone said you were in the army you got mad....


I only got mad once upon a time because there is a difference between the Army and the Marine Corps. But generally, if you noticed, I kinda stopped giving a shit. lol.
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Souleater wrote:
I only got mad once upon a time because there is a difference between the Army and the Marine Corps. But generally, if you noticed, I kinda stopped giving a shit. lol.


Difference only being boot bands right?
#12
Defy wrote:
Difference only being boot bands right?


Difference being training, deployment lengths, MOS training, rank structure, marksmanship training, PFTs, and promotion projections. And from all i know, people in the Army use boot bands too, just not all of them.
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Airforce pilots have pretty high fatality rates don't they?

Also yeah, my history teacher in highschool had the same issue with distinguishing the marines and the army. You could always branch out for a degree in history and hang with them high school kids.


Read for comprehension.
I suggested he go into the Air Force and not be a pilot.