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Happy Birthday all you jarheads....Nov 10, 1775...two regiments formed in Philly... I think Gunny was there....
Gunny
11-09-2016, 09:56 AM
Happy Birthday all you jarheads....Nov 10, 1775...two regiments formed in Philly... I think Gunny was there....
And you KNOW it was formed in a tavern -- Tun Tavern. Wonder how many tankards of ale it took to come up with the numbers.:laugh:
And you KNOW it was formed in a tavern -- Tun Tavern. Wonder how many tankards of ale it took to come up with the numbers.:laugh:
Knowing jarheads, there was probably a brawl of two going on as well....
Gunny
11-09-2016, 10:22 AM
Knowing jarheads, there was probably a brawl of two going on as well....
Only AFTER the meeting, Sergeant Major. Even us jarheads have our sense of decorum. You don't break the chairs before you have to sit in them for 2 hours; otherwise, you stand.:laugh:
Only AFTER the meeting, Sergeant Major. Even us jarheads have our sense of decorum. You don't break the chairs before you have to sit in them for 2 hours; otherwise, you stand.:laugh:
True dat.
Just a rumor but I heard that if you show a globe and anchor tattoo, Crayola will give you free box of crayons.
Gunny
11-09-2016, 10:27 AM
True dat.
Just a rumor but I heard that if you show a globe and anchor tattoo, Crayola will give you free box of crayons.
:laugh:
No tat's. They are identifying bodymarks. Besides, I got 2 granddaughters. I got enough crayons to outfit the next war.:laugh:
:laugh:
No tat's. They are identifying bodymarks. Besides, I got 2 granddaughters. I got enough crayons to outfit the next war.:laugh:
No ink for me either and for the very same reason!
Elessar
11-09-2016, 11:50 AM
Yes! Congrats, Marines! A very noble and dedicated group of people
over the ages!:salute:
(No tats for me either...got enough scars to make up for that!)
Bilgerat
11-09-2016, 06:03 PM
http://www.c3iopscenter.com/currentops/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/10Nov1775-USMCbirthday.jpg
KarlMarx
11-09-2016, 06:22 PM
Let's not forget that the Marines won the war for this country in the Pacific during World War II. They fought against the toughest of enemies, the Japanese, and prevailed.
Let's not forget that the Marines won the war for this country in the Pacific during World War II. They fought against the toughest of enemies, the Japanese, and prevailed.
Marines have my utmost respect. I will say there were a few Army and Navy guys involved in the Pacific as well....
aboutime
11-09-2016, 07:08 PM
SEMPER FI!
http://icansayit.com/images/marineglobe.jpg
Elessar
11-09-2016, 07:10 PM
Marines have my utmost respect. I will say there were a few Army and Navy guys involved in the Pacific as well....
...and Coasties, Merchant Marine too...Team effort!
But this the the Leatherneck's Day...let them stand tall.
...and Coasties, Merchant Marine too...Team effort!
But this the the Leatherneck's Day...let them stand tall.
Absolutely! Make no mistake those Leathernecks are one fine bunch of American patriots and heroes....
Gunny
11-09-2016, 07:17 PM
...and Coasties, Merchant Marine too...Team effort!
But this the the Leatherneck's Day...let them stand tall.
We are NEVER left standing on November 10th. Why do you REALLY think the 11th is a holiday ....:cheers2:
We are NEVER left standing on November 10th. Why do you REALLY think the 11th is a holiday ....:cheers2:
true dat. There are not too many service members or veterans that I wouldn't go the extra mile to stand by them... exceptions might be the very few that ended up being traitors or served dishonorably ....
SassyLady
11-09-2016, 11:59 PM
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
:yessir:
fj1200
11-10-2016, 12:02 PM
No tat's. They are identifying bodymarks.
No ink for me either and for the very same reason!
Now that is very interesting.
Now that is very interesting.
Just because I am a peaceful man does not mean I forgot how to create violence and mayhem....LOL... though I may be a bit slower at it than I used to be
Elessar
11-10-2016, 04:28 PM
true dat. There are not too many service members or veterans that I wouldn't go the extra mile to stand by them... exceptions might be the very few that ended up being traitors or served dishonorably ....
I see a fella, usually an older man than me, wearing a hat 'Viet Nam Vet', 'Korea Vet', 'WWII Vet', Marine, etc....
List can be endless.
I walk up and politely extend my hand to him.
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