Marines or Navy?

[Micah]

A buddy and I are dicussing the pros and cons of going into military avation of some sort. Does anyone have a opinion on the pros and cons of either

 

[Frumby]

That's easy
Pro-Marine

Con-Navy

Simple! Semper Fi! Frumby

Attack Pilot
Major USMC

 

[O-man]

OooHHHHH RAHHHHHH!!!

 

[Raptor2216]

you took the words right out of mouth.

 

[O-man]

Why does it smell like seafood all of a sudden?

 

[Dave Shutter]

You know me Frumby, I got all the love for the Corps, but why don't you tell the kids how long it took to get your wings one more time!

 

[Frumby]

Be quiet Dave. Who invited you into this conversation!!!

Attack Pilot
Major USMC

 

[aviatorshade]

Actually Sir, Marines use fighting holes. Fox holes are for hiding. Only the Army refers to them as such.

Semper Fidelis

 

[Paul Burke]

Boy Scouts, Army, Marines...what's the difference


FLY NAVY!!!

 

[O-man]

Its true- when your in the navy- the Army Marines and Boy Scouts all do look the same....IN that there all a step up.
Semper Fi- O-man

 

[Dave Shutter]

quote:Actually, the Army refers to them as Fighting Positions. Only the Boy Scouts call them Fox Holes now.

FLY ARMY!!

Varun


DAMN STRAIGHT!!!

The ENS formerly known as Spec-4 Shutter

 

[Grunt]

Those of us who trained to USE the fighting positions appreciate the support the rest you provide.



Captain, Infantry
US Army


Mike the Grunt

 

[Raptor2216]

This post is one of the funniest i've seen in a while. By the way frumby, how long did it take you?

 

[Dave Shutter]

Personally I never provided a fighting position for, or supported anyone. I was too busy driving in and out of them and charging with my M-1, and all the Grunt types (who these days are, and for some time now have been, wanna-be tankers, playing dress up in CVC's and Nomex in their cute little Bradleys) have always followed us through the breach, and in fact always caused us to go slow so they can keep up.

 

[O-man]

Gee thats impresive! Mike- I hope you wrote him up for a medal for all that...
LCpl. O-man 0311 USMC