Im back

[AllWheelsDriven]

welcome home bro! any coming home parties? lol

[GTS4-R]

sup man.... im shocked ur back because you were soooo all about this venture.... neway be thankful that your now not stuck there and hating it..... at least now u realize what u really have in life.... enjoy it!..... and ill catch you in COD4 add me on PSN forcefed240
lata kid

[USMC 11 Evo]

O we are so playing COD4 you got to get on Bad Company though!!!

[RichGTS]

welcome back man! sorry to hear. see ya out there!

[GTS4-R]

O we are so playing COD4 you got to get on Bad Company though!!!

add me and we'll do some cage match action tonite!

[sgtvazquez1014]

No disrespect because I dont know you, but please dont ever say you served your country. You have to complete bootcamp 1st to consider yourself a Marine, now understand your health and thats cool, but it is a HUGE DISRESPECT to those that gave there all. I served in Iraq with great Marines. I myself am one of the few Active Duty stationed here in NH with over 9 years and counting and I tell you It is disrespectful to claim to have served your country. You know nothing about that. Good luck if you do decide to go back to the Corps, it is only for those few that can commit for a life time. Don't get me wrong I give you props for trying what most wont dare, but its not serving your country, that has a whole different meaning all together.


Semper Fi
Sgt Vazquez

[USMC 11 Evo]

Wow hold up Marine, first things first here, Theres many ways to serve your country and that doesn't mean to go to war. Now I thank you for doing that, and we all do. But you can serve your country many other ways, many people can't go to bootcamp and can't even join the Marines. I put up my hand and took that oath, I did what many others in this country can't or don't want to do. I did it so they don't have to, is that not serving in that way? Now don't get me wrong I didn't go to war liek yourself and your service is much more valiant than what I did, but I gave my country service for what I was trying to do, and what many others can't do. So don't go off and disrespect me and try to take away what I tried to do. I also went to go renlist today. Your right you don't know me because obviously you would know I've wanted to do this my entire life, and im not just joining for the ride, I beleive in this country and serving ask any one of these guys on here.

[MaxTitration]

No disrespect because I dont know you, but please dont ever say you served your country. You have to complete bootcamp 1st to consider yourself a Marine, now understand your health and thats cool, but it is a HUGE DISRESPECT to those that gave there all. I served in Iraq with great Marines. I myself am one of the few Active Duty stationed here in NH with over 9 years and counting and I tell you It is disrespectful to claim to have served your country. You know nothing about that. Good luck if you do decide to go back to the Corps, it is only for those few that can commit for a life time. Don't get me wrong I give you props for trying what most wont dare, but its not serving your country, that has a whole different meaning all together.


Semper Fi
Sgt Vazquez

first off i want to say thank you for your service to the country and for doing it for the long haul.

but i think you are taking it a tad seriously. he completed boot camp (or atleast attempted to) before be told to leave. he didnt puss out and say im sick send me home. he went there assuming he had it but had to wait for the results. he went there and busted his ass and stayed busting his ass the whole time he was there until they told him to go home. marine bootcamp is hard enough, but imagine doing it with mono? i consider myself to be a person who can persavere through a lot, but im not sure id be able to do what he did. now, if that isnt what being a marine is all about, then i dont know what it is. maybe he shouldnt say he "served his country", but he damn well tried harder than many others to be able to do that. and that, i would think, entitles him to call himself a Marine.

[USMC 11 Evo]

first off i want to say thank you for your service to the country and for doing it for the long haul.

but i think you are taking it a tad seriously. he completed boot camp (or atleast attempted to) before be told to leave. he didnt puss out and say im sick send me home. he went there assuming he had it but had to wait for the results. he went there and busted his ass and stayed busting his ass the whole time he was there until they told him to go home. marine bootcamp is hard enough, but imagine doing it with mono? i consider myself to be a person who can persavere through a lot, but im not sure id be able to do what he did. now, if that isnt what being a marine is all about, then i dont know what it is. maybe he shouldnt say he "served his country", but he damn well tried harder than many others to be able to do that. and that, i would think, entitles him to call himself a Marine.

Thanks a lot man, that meant a lot, im not bragging about completing the training I did or anything. I know what I did and thats mine to take. I don't brag about the fact I had mono, sure it was harder for me than other recruits DEFINITELY, but hey I considered myself one of them, I wasn't going to bear my weight on them, I sucked it up because I knew I could. I did my job, they sent me home I didn't quit. I didn't earn the title of a Marine, but I sure as hell have whats it takes and more to get to the point to earn it. My main point is there are different ways to serve your country. People down there thanked me for my service all the time, it wasn't wartiem service, but its sure as hell service. What I went through after I got taken out of training was harder than training battalion training. Training was freakin easy to me, its bein taken out and held in a rehab platoon for almost a month that gets to you mentally, you will never know that fact or anything that I went through because you made it through training straight shot, this made me tougher and im going back for me....how ****ing bout that? But am I bragging about it or demanding respect? No people respect me and are proud of me on my own, doesnt matter to me what they think...I know what I did, I know what ive completed.

[g20sleeperjdm]

welcome back nick.. glad to see you tried your best man and worked thru it

[WTFWBBD?]

welcome back bud. call of duty asap SpoolinEJ (add me) and thanks for making the journey I have thought about it myself and never wanted to give up what i had here (selfish yes, but it happens). Very good friend of mine went to the corp and told me a lot of stories just about boot camp and how much hell it is. I give you props for even attempting that and more for being Honorably Discharge. That doenst mean you failed in anyway. You have my respect man and you finished boot camp so to me that makes you a marine. A lot of people go to boot camp and dont necessarily get sent over seas all the time. So good for you bro. see you at sulls.

[sgtvazquez1014]

Listen I think you all have been taking this the entirely wrong way. as to your last sentence ""but he damn well tried harder than many others to be able to do that. and that, i would think, entitles him to call himself a Marine."" Your not a Marine until you fully complete Bootcamp and that only earns you the title Marine. I'm not knockin the fact that you put your hand up, and thats cool, but as I said before you can only be called a marine after meeting all requirements. I do WISH we had more people like you to got willingly and swear in to go and try to serve for there country, but unfortunately there are not many willing to do that, and for you to go ahead and do that, I am grateful. Maybe more will be willing to try, but only a few can succeed, as you saw for yourself bootcamp is no joke, this is not the ARMY, we make men who fight and ask no questions, but kick ass and take names. I hope you do try and join again 98 AWD DSM, the Marine Corps could use motivated individuals as yourself. And if I offended you with what I said earlier, hope it can be put behind. You did try and me nor anyone can take that from you.

Semper Fi
Sgt V

[MaxTitration]

hes already waiting to leave for boot again in February. and you woke up a wicked dead topic. haha.

[USMC 11 Evo]

Jan 28th Sgt, round 2 at the ole' PI! And wow, wicked old topic lmao!

[AmmoCan]

...this is not the ARMY, we make men who fight and ask no questions, but kick ass and take names....

what the hell is this supposed to mean? are you saying the Army doesn't make men (and women) who fight and ask no questions??? i must have missed that in boot camp. i'm in the Army and i never disrespected any of the other branches of armed services. i give anyone that raises their hand to serve their country the respect they deserve, regardless of what branch they joined.