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and now we know the rest of the story...

Ok, there was a graph I saw on a OSO's web site that had a huge chunk of Aviators grouped together...more than any other MOS. I'll find and post it once I can find that url again. I maybe wrong in stating the majority of Marine officers are pilots; rather its probably more like Aviation is the...

I might be wrong...but I'm pretty sure the majority of Marine Officers are pilots. FWIW.

Wouldn't that DQ you from the Osprey then too? or are they just talking about fixed-wing cargo?

I just saw the original ya know..the first Bond. All I can say is WTF was that guy smoking when he wrote it? I thought it was a comedy much less a Bond movie. The new one though was pretty good..not bad at all.

lol... i love reading these types of threads.

My intial PFT there was 219, got boarded...let me stay..left with a 250... it was juniors...if I was OCC or Seniors with that type of score they probably would've kick me out. You should be fine with a 237...the running is the most important...bring it down and you'll be fine.

jus saw the movie.. the part where the chicken hits the ground and yelps is probably the funniest part...I seriously could watch that hundreds of times over.

One of the reasons why I don't post that much anymore. But there are many more. For the most part dude, not to be a d!ck but everytime you post, I question whether or not you have lost your virginity yet or still sit behind a computer bonding with Jenna Jamieson. Again, just an...

there was a pretty comical thread about no less a week or two ago..search fo it.

Jesus i feel the loovveee on this board. (non-gay love btw)

Not to be a one-up-er, but what if the guy is lying? and what would the rest of the guys who did serve during his "time" think about it? I wouldn't be too happy..

1)Lay blouse flat out on deck 2)sit your a$$ on the deck with your arm sleeve between your legs and put your foot heel on the blouse's armpit. 3)HOLD THE FOLD!!!! 4)crease it under as normal and shake it the ***** till its tight.. 5)keep shakin and bakin till you get to the shoulder...

On the paper I filled out..it went something like this. PLC Air (Pilot) or PLC Air (NFO) with a check mark box right next to each of them. Then Ground, Law etc...

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I'm reading Pressfield's paperback right now, is there any difference between Frank Miller's version and Steven Pressfield? or is it just based off of the same concept of the battle of Thermopylae?

This is just a hunch, maybe I was seeing things but I coulda sworn that the A-7 type had a in flight re-arming system back in the day...no?

Saying aircraft carrier and then ship...is kind of repeating yourself. Other than that...looks fine. Good luck.

I was contracted and enlisted into ARNG and going to do SMP at my college before I had a change of heart. I was going to ship to basic this past summer, but was able to secure a DD368 and flight contract into Marine OCS as a Jr. As long as you have not taken any money from the scholarship like...

It will depend on how competetive your district is. My stats weren't that great either. I think your college GPA will matter more than your high school GPA anyways. I had 1050 SAT, 3.2 college GPA, 84 ASVAB, and some extra curricular activites *including a night in jail and a $274 drinking...

straight up Harold and Kumar action.

Wouldn't the props strike the ground?

Hitler sounds like Donald Duck.

Haha, nice taking the converse of the rationale I made. I understand, its just a sad incident to see again...I guess we can say the same for the Kenndey's incident then? (sp?)

Come on now, lets be rational. Who knows what happens... just like you said, they could have made a serious mistake, I doubt they set out on with the intention to fly into a building. Maybe he was just better at baseball than he was at flying. If he was working on his license then he must...

off with his head....

lol

they slept in gatorade.....now that...is freakin creative.

yea I walked into 2nd plt's squadbay once.. never did it again.

So much for the pre-emptive strike doctrine. lol

your platoon was F**kin nuts. especially your SIs.

hahaha...no wonder you were in 2nd plt. jk :P

call me stupid...I just saw flyboys..and it didn't seem that bad at all. Jus a thought though that has sparked my curious mind. Did they have fuel injection back then?

haha. Now come on be honest, it took me half of the post to realize it wasnt a joke..lol it happens to the best of us. That actually sounds like the Coast Guard Academy too now that I think about it..

6 in 3 days was my max...lost alot of sleep...plus firewatch. Just be smart and don't half ass stuff..

AFN has airs a commercial about the origin of the Lance Cpl. From what they stated, a Lance Cpl. was a knight who was knocked off his horse from fighting and continued the battle with an infantry unit, where he then became a "lance" cpl. As, for the essays I wrote eassys with long phrases as...

I suppose this is where everyone got the term "doggystyle" too...???

yea I saw them summer on a "vacation" from hell in DC. Totally motivating.

I had the exact same thing yesterday...

Calculus and Physics = Sucks.

is that the norm? I'm a few years out still, so its just out of curiosity...

Why go through pickup twice? why do it all over again for another six weeks? when I graduated from Jrs, I just wanted to stay for 4 weeks and get it all done with...I guess its just prefrence.

The 10 week session prefered by most candidates. The only real biggest difference is that you won't have that extra year of tuition asst. and money if you chose to take it.

yea that old guy is pretty hot..:eek:

Do you speak english?

Also beware of those shots during inprocessing, they KILLED my arm...made it sore etc....and I know I probably could have kicked out 2 or 3 pull-ups more without that soreness.

You better ****kin believe it; Cheesy in all of it's entirety.

I'm going to see the damn movie because it has frick'n airplanes in it. I Don't really care for the debate of factuality.

As long as you have the collateral to back it up...in his case everytime he did it...he gambled his life. I'm not gunna lie, I liked his show. RIP Irwin. crikey...

You can apply for PLC during your freshman year. As soon as you are enrolled in an accredited university with atleast 12 credit hours you are eligble. (Along with the citizenship requirements and stuff like that) Guaranteed flight spots are available granted you pass the ASTB, MEPS, and have...