I carried a weapon
gee...ahhhh----I wonder why the military has weapons???!!
think you can guess why???
yours is a ridiculous point
see my previous point
In other words, no you were never in danger as a barracks guard.
thanks for verifying.
...I can see why you would think that way--you were never a grunt--which is the MAIN job of the USMC--not Barracks duty..in fact, there were 5 guard companies on Oahu --I know they got rid of at least 2, including the one I was in
You were on guard duty in Oahu and are you trying to say your life was in danger!






IF you were even in the military
like I said, you didn't even know Marines served on ship
Why do you keep telling that lie about me?
Do you have one of these?
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Wow, that's great. I served with a Marine who was the squad leader during my MOS as a forward observer. A very professional man. Marines work hard.
I worked as a forward observer, 82C, but eventually worked in S2. And it was there that I earned this:
I know these pretend soldiers at the USMB that were never in the military insist it was "safe" and because it was peace time, you did nothing. When you are in the military, you spend all your working time getting prepared and training.
I was on radio duty at Grafenwöhr in Germany during a training exercise when a shell somehow blew up inside a tank killing everyone inside the tank and injuring a guy outside. When dealing with weapons and explosives and dangerous equipment in the snow and the rain, in mud and sand, accidents happen. When you go to train, you train in all kinds of weather, just like in war.
This is why the American military is the best in the world. They are prepared.
And this is also why so many are dismayed when Trump called off training exercises with South Korea. It doesn't take long for that preparedness to be lost. And once gone, it takes time to get it back. Because people are always coming and going.
In fact, while I was stationed in Germany, the General in charge and several officers heading USAREUR died in a terrible helicopter accident. I can't remember their names because it was so long ago, except for one. Command Sergeant Major R. because I drove his jeep during joint training exercises with Germany and the US. He was a very good man. Someone you would want in charge. He was the highest ranking NCO in Europe at the time. It was an honor. I was very sad.