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UNITED STATE MILITARY
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UNITED STATE MILITARY


Sep 17, 2012, 10:49 PM

Thank you for all of the service you all have given towards the safety, security, and duty for this country. You individuals have not been thanked enough for everything you do for this country. People who do not acknowledge you or appreciate what exactly you do don't even know how, or why you support this country. Being a civilian I do not know or have any military experience but I want to personally thank you whether or not you have been on the front lines, for defending this country.

I want to join either the marine or army reserves and would appreciate some experiences or knowledge but once again, I thank you for everything you do and the people of the United States are forever in your gratitude. PM me please if you have some input, and once again,

and I cannot say enough,

Thank you.

bwhill

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thank you brother....


Sep 17, 2012, 11:30 PM

that means a lot. I've been active duty in the Marine Corps for over 15 years. Thanks for having our backs. You can email any questions to me at scsu1996bulldog@gmail.com.

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Re: thank you brother....just me throw'n you a BIG ThumbsUP!


Sep 18, 2012, 12:32 AM

I know you are as ready as I am, to whip FSU!
GO TIGERS!!!

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War changes people


Sep 18, 2012, 5:12 AM

It is not an easy job at all. One of the most stressful if not the most stressful in the world. I have known people who go in and then come out differently. My friend's brother-in-law came back and just sat in his room all day with the lights off or slept all day. His wife left him, he doesn't play with his kid. He saw some things that really changed him.

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bwhill, I spent 10 years as an active duty Infantry Officer in the Marine Corps after I graduated from Clemson back in 1990.


Sep 18, 2012, 5:45 AM

My wife is still an active duty Coast Guard Officer. The Marine Corps was, easily, the most significant part of my life. I would recommend some sort of service to anyone.

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I want to join you guys soon. And I will be emailing you sir***


Sep 18, 2012, 8:54 PM



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is it the Virginia tech game already? ; )***


Sep 18, 2012, 9:32 PM



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think about it long and hard


Sep 19, 2012, 5:07 AM

it's a life changing decision. Lots of pros and cons.

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