Originally Posted by CadetGirl605

CAP could beat JROTC anytime...

true, but just because CAP has people who are volunteering their time.
A lot of the in my battalion are just in for PE credits and they bitch about everything we do

Originally Posted by rotc boy

true, but just because CAP has people who are volunteering their time.
A lot of the in my battalion are just in for PE credits and they b**ch about everything we do

Well some people in CAP also bitch around (Thats why they go from 6 stripes, back to 3 stripes

well, we have people who refuse to do push ups, even though theyre in here for PE credits, they dont run, they dont do
but thats all going to change next year, because im going to be a plt sgt

watch out fishies!

in atheltics we get cussed out and kicked out if we refuse to do stuff..If i repeated what Coach Dack said to us after school i would be kicked out of the forum

Originally Posted by CadetGirl605

CAP could beat JROTC anytime...

Thats a bunch of BS I am in a MCJROTC and our drill team would kill anybody.

Originally Posted by clark130

Thats a bunch of BS I am in a MCJROTC and our drill team would kill anybody.

Are you infering that your group is better?

well, our Drill team doesnt even have enough people to be eligible for placing.... (we have under 10 people on our drill team)

Originally Posted by USAFAUX2004

Are you infering that your group is better?

Yes I am saying that my group is better.

Originally Posted by clark130

Yes I am saying that my group is better.

Well i suggest you take it back, because if a flame war breaks out (and i do not want one), then you will have 5 CAP Senior NCO's in your face, within hours of the war

Originally Posted by USAFAUX2004

Well i suggest you take it back, because if a flame war breaks out (and i do not want one), then you will have 5 CAP Senior NCO's in your face, within hours of the war

All I have to say is Sea Cadets all the way, and since the Marines are part of the Navy, I'll stand by him. 5 Senior Chair Force NCOs, wow that's something. And it's not because of his branch, but the Marines are known for their Silent Drill, and so is the Navy. I saw the Silent Drill performed perfectly by Bruce Van Voorhis Memorial Squadron NSCC, on May 15th 2005.