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When did I say anything was wrong with that? All I said is that year extensions were rather common when I was in. It was harmonica spouting out of his ass about nothing. I did a year extension myself when I got orders to Germany because who in the hell would pass up a chance to get stationed in Germany.Uh huh, tell us more.....yes, you said they were common...you sound just like an idiot = contradicting yourselfNever said it was - said they were common when I was in. Nor did I refer to just one fourth of the armed services. But go on and bloviate.it's right THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!And?....there are about 180,000 in the USMC...and they HOPE to see 6000 re-enlistments = NOT commonReally?..yes I did about 7.8..I re-upped before my first was over...but, like I said, that's unusual ...and it's unusual for someone to do 1 more year...and more do not reenlist than reenlistI did five years, because I signed up for four years and then extended another year to get some additional training.seven?? that's very odd......usually it's an even number..
?????are you lying ?
Year extensions were really common when I was in. A lot of people use them to get orders.
First-term Marines are slow to sign on for another enlistment
Fewer first-term Marines are signing on for a second re-enlistment compared with this time last year.www.marinecorpstimes.com
= = NOT common
..I just linked how they are NOT common..you claimed they were--where is your PROOF?..no proof and you are WRONG
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''''Year extensions were really common when I was in. A lot of people use them to get orders.''''
I enlisted in the Nuclear Field program. When I made E-4, I was required to extend one year. Had I attended Nuclear Power School, that would have been anther year extension for a total 6-year enlistment, but I received an NROTC scholarship instead. Why do you think he would be wrong about something like that?