Military Aviation Major

[DSL1990]

Well, going to VMI is sort of like getting the Silver Medal........That is all.

silver medal? not according to the guy who wrote this-
http://www.fff.org/comment/com0303u.asp

(ok- joke. :icon_lol: that guy is obviously a nut! :dunce_125 )

 

[FLYTPAY]

silver medal? not according to the guy who wrote this-
http://www.fff.org/comment/com0303u.asp

(ok- joke. :icon_lol: that guy is obviously a nut! :dunce_125 )

"Finally, once the president’s war is over and U.S. military rule takes over in Iraq, the president should do all he can to put both Iraqi prisoners of war and Iraqi women into the care and custody of VMI officers rather than West Point or Air Force Academy officers. It’s the least the president could for the Iraqi people in post-war, occupied Iraq." What an idiot.

 

[SemperGumbi]

Well, going to VMI is sort of like getting the Silver Medal........That is all.

I agree 100%.
And going to one of the academies is like winning that coveted special olympic gold.

So either way you're still........

Sincerely,
Went to a REAL college.

 

[phrogpilot73]

since this thread has already departed the pattern, I'd like to take this opportunity to mention "manatee", since boozing and womanizing have already been mentioned.

You forgot two: Hookers. Blow.

Carry On.

If I could be a Marine and a chaplain at the same time I might consider it.

Understood, but I've aspired to be a Marine since I was 12 and I plan on fulfilling that goal.

At the end of my first float, one of the Senior Captains in the squadron (a CH-46E AMC/WTI) departed the pattern to go to seminary. He had been selected for the Navy Chaplain program.

Once a Marine, always a Marine. Seems that you can do both.

 

[Swanee]

Well, going to VMI is sort of like getting the Silver Medal........That is all.

Silver Medal Eh? Does it look something like this:

 

[Harrier Dude]

At the end of my first float, one of the Senior Captains in the squadron (a CH-46E AMC/WTI) departed the pattern to go to seminary. He had been selected for the Navy Chaplain program.

Once a Marine, always a Marine. Seems that you can do both.

On my last float we had a 46 guy who was an ordained minister (and not some internet crackpot either...a real minister) before he came into the Marines. He had no problems with folks in the readyroom.

Then again, they gave him the callsign "Judas", so be prepared for a little ribbing.