Bootcamp - Page 4




 
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December 14th, 2012  
headwards
 
03USMC knows what its all about. The laughs you have with your new mates will make it all worth it.
December 15th, 2012  
03USMC
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by USMCPoolee03xx
Alright I'll do my best. Thanks for the advice everyone.
It's meant to test your resolve to be a US Marine and give you basic knowledge, nothing more, nothing less. It will suck, the amount of suckage depends on your attitude. Gut check yourself and do it. In the Fleet you'll do things that suck much. much more than recruit training.

Oh and pay no attention to the Pom's who are trying to scare you here with the 6 month basic training. They're slow it takes that long to explain which end the bullet comes out of and left from right.
December 15th, 2012  
The Highway Man
 
It didn't take me 6 months to learn which end to put the cuffs on a gobby soldier.
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December 15th, 2012  
Capt Frogman
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by 03USMC
Oh and pay no attention to the Pom's who are trying to scare you here with the 6 month basic training. They're slow it takes that long to explain which end the bullet comes out of and left from right.
Probably explains why British forces stand out amongst the Yanks.
December 15th, 2012  
Tankboy
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by 03USMC
It's meant to test your resolve to be a US Marine and give you basic knowledge, nothing more, nothing less. It will suck, the amount of suckage depends on your attitude. Gut check yourself and do it. In the Fleet you'll do things that suck much. much more than recruit training.

Oh and pay no attention to the Pom's who are trying to scare you here with the 6 month basic training. They're slow it takes that long to explain which end the bullet comes out of and left from right.
Pom's! I thought we were Limey's
December 15th, 2012  
The Highway Man
 
Yeah, POMs is an Australian phrase - you are 42RM and I claim my £5.
December 21st, 2012  
Rollo
 
 
The worst part about boot camp is the lack of personal freedom and privacy. Some of it will be fun. It wasn't as difficult as I thought it would be. I did a pretty good job of flying under the radar and not drawing attention to myself. I still remember when the drill sergeant was passing out mail (i think 6 or 7 weeks into boot camp) and when I came up to get mine he said, "Who the f#%k are you?" You will certainly get their attention at some point though, hopefully it will be rarely.
 


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