Topic: Hi

cPFC/SAJROTC · August 6th, 2004

Im a 15 year old future military officer, and felt that reading through these boards might help me decide which branch and specialty I'd like to go into.

I read a lot about new military technology and can ID most of it on sight and am a WW2, and Vietnam history buff.

See you around the boards

c/PFC Jared Woody
JROTC

Redleg · August 6th, 2004

Welcome Jared.

Feel free to ask any questions you may have, I'm sure that we'll be able to answer most of them.

Darkmb101 · August 6th, 2004

welcome to the forum, and good luck with ur future military career

>*CrAzY*< · August 6th, 2004

Welcome welcome welcome! Enjoy, and don't get scared away by me. hehe, just kidding... they don't let me out much... (haha, just picking)

Damien · August 6th, 2004

Ah, another cadet. Welcome.

echo · August 7th, 2004

Heh! Cadets!
Welcome!

jen.parabellum · August 7th, 2004

Welcome

Three more years until college - then you graduate up to ROTC. It's good you know what you want to do in life, or as the multiple recruiters have told me:

"Yah... you stay have some time to think about it."

Doody · August 7th, 2004

I do hope we can be of service.

Since my last name is Doody, I can safely say you'll have your name torn up a bit when you go to basic.

Welcome!!!!

cPFC/SAJROTC · August 7th, 2004

Trust me Doody, already happened, I think the Drill Sgts would be hard pressed for a new one.

My name and rank:

Private Woody
Seaman Woody

So, combine those with being stuck with pubescent teenagers 5 days a week for 9 months, you are going to hear them all

thanks for the warm welcome though everybody. And Crazy, trust me, in terms of insanity, I dunno if you could even come close to me, let alone scare me. The only thing I take seriously is JROTC and military...

Acerbus · August 7th, 2004

Welcome aboard, fellow cadet. I'm a C/CPL in the finest Marine JROTC unit in the state of Florida, about to start my last year of high school.

And if you think your name was screwy, listen to mine: Ho. Add to that my first name (Nam, which means 'Man' in Vietnamese and can be spelled backwards to get 'Man') and I'm a Man Ho. And since last week (sworn into the Army), I'm a Private Man Ho.

If there's anything I can call advice to sling in your direction, it's to keep your ears open more than your mouth. Especially pay attention to the SMI and ASMIs in your JROTC unit, they'll teach you a helluva lot about leadership. And you'll need it to become an officer.

Because it's not what you know. It's how you use what you know with what you've got.

August 6th, 2004	Post 1
cPFC/SAJROTC Immunes	Post; Hi Im a 15 year old future military officer, and felt that reading through these boards might help me decide which branch and specialty I'd like to go into. I read a lot about new military technology and can ID most of it on sight and am a WW2, and Vietnam history buff. See you around the boards c/PFC Jared Woody JROTC __________________ \"An army is a team. It lives, eats, sleeps, fights as a team. This individuality stuff is a bunch of b******t.\" -- General George Patton Jr

August 6th, 2004	Post 3
Darkmb101 Tribunus Laticlavius	welcome to the forum, and good luck with ur future military career __________________ on a permanent vacation....will visit every now and then. see arcade hidden message!!! Life is short and pointless, be happy and live it.

August 6th, 2004	Post 4
>CrAzY< Tribuni Angusticlavii	Welcome welcome welcome! Enjoy, and don't get scared away by me. hehe, just kidding... they don't let me out much... (haha, just picking) __________________ Don't mess with me, I'll tell Redleg on you!!! Semper Fi Nathan!!! We miss you!!!

August 6th, 2004	Post 5
Damien Centurion	Ah, another cadet. Welcome. __________________ When my end comes, I wish it to come to me while I fight for my family\'s rights.

August 7th, 2004	Post 6
echo Centurion	Heh! Cadets! Welcome! __________________ // ECHO

August 6th, 2004	Post 2
Redleg The fire is everything... Gear	Welcome Jared. Feel free to ask any questions you may have, I'm sure that we'll be able to answer most of them.

August 7th, 2004	Post 7
jen.parabellum Optio	Welcome Three more years until college - then you graduate up to ROTC. It's good you know what you want to do in life, or as the multiple recruiters have told me: "Yah... you stay have some time to think about it." __________________ Si vis pacem, para bellum - Flavius Vegetius Renatus

August 7th, 2004	Post 8
Doody Milforum Moderator	I do hope we can be of service. Since my last name is Doody, I can safely say you'll have your name torn up a bit when you go to basic. Welcome!!!!

August 7th, 2004	Post 9
cPFC/SAJROTC Immunes	Trust me Doody, already happened, I think the Drill Sgts would be hard pressed for a new one. My name and rank: Private Woody Seaman Woody So, combine those with being stuck with pubescent teenagers 5 days a week for 9 months, you are going to hear them all thanks for the warm welcome though everybody. And Crazy, trust me, in terms of insanity, I dunno if you could even come close to me, let alone scare me. The only thing I take seriously is JROTC and military...

August 7th, 2004	Post 10
Acerbus Optio	Welcome aboard, fellow cadet. I'm a C/CPL in the finest Marine JROTC unit in the state of Florida, about to start my last year of high school. And if you think your name was screwy, listen to mine: Ho. Add to that my first name (Nam, which means 'Man' in Vietnamese and can be spelled backwards to get 'Man') and I'm a Man Ho. And since last week (sworn into the Army), I'm a Private Man Ho. If there's anything I can call advice to sling in your direction, it's to keep your ears open more than your mouth. Especially pay attention to the SMI and ASMIs in your JROTC unit, they'll teach you a helluva lot about leadership. And you'll need it to become an officer. Because it's not what you know. It's how you use what you know with what you've got. __________________ \'Sua sponte (Of their own accord).\' -75th Ranger Regiment, United States Army Cadet Sgt, USMCJROTC: University High School, 2004 Florida State Champs HOORAH! Change of plans, now doing college @ UF.

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