-and 19 years since I first went in.
My first unit was 7th Comm Battalion, a garrison unit. Garrison units rarely get deployed as a whole rather they exist to draw detachments from. Since the unit itself serves no purpose there is nothing to do in a garrison unit except busy work.
I don’t know if this is coincidence or what but when I got there about half of the WMs (Women Marines) in 7th Comm were pregnant. That means those kids are as old now as I was then. For their sake I hope they’re not in 7th Comm or anywhere else in the military.
2008/04/06
15 Years Without the Marine Corps
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So, you show up and suddenly half of the WMs are pregnant? I believe that’s a violation of the uniform code of military justice.
- Vivienne
Comment by ext_94005 — 2008/04/06 @ 4:44 PM
Obviously they’re trying to get their enlistment processed as soon as possible so that they can get pregnant at the MEPPS before they leave for bootcamp.
Comment by e_c_d_u_b — 2008/04/07 @ 10:45 AM
I still can’t imagine the Tone who said “Yeah, I want to be a Marine!”.
Comment by mollymillions — 2008/04/07 @ 11:39 AM
He was kind of a moron.
Comment by tone_milazzo — 2008/04/07 @ 11:39 AM
No worries. I was a 19 year old moron too. I think everyone has to be.
Comment by mollymillions — 2008/04/07 @ 1:09 PM