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Pete Hegseth

You forgot about the ones that are out of other options and even the ones that have the option to join or go to jail......
Ahhhh, you are one of those who believe that myth. No one has the option of going to jail or go join the military. Maybe long before my time, but no one I have ever come across.
My early mentors had a choice of college or service. Not really a choice. They could join the branch the wanted to rater than be drafted into the Marines or Army. Many of them didn't have the college option due to costs or not being accepted to university.

I was homeless when I joined. I have told this story many times, including n this forum. It didn't mean I didn't have any options. I had plenty. Like begging, welfare, crime, et al. But I chose to join the Navy. I am just happy that I wasn't a shitbag before that and had the option to join
Unlike many guys here that I would guess never joined because they led a life of drugs, crime and other disqualifying shit.
But I don't look down on them. In fact, I think about this all the time; the stupid shit I did and how different my life would have been had any of those stupid things resulted in my arrest and a record.
I feel lucky, if anything.
But then we have the ones here who could have joined but now have a myriad of excuses as to why they didn't. That doesn't stop them from being critical of a world they have no idea about.
Or worse, the veterans that shit all over their brothers and sisters to and in front of people who never raised their hand.
That is something I DO look down on.
 
military peaked during the tailhook days, shit really went soft from there
Can you imagine being in the Navy during that time? The shift was almost barbaric. Then the Walker brothers and a revamp of PCLs, forced to sign NDAs after "The Hunt for Red October" came out....the 80s were rough, man. I was just a junior sailor plugging away and every turn it felt like I was being punished for shit that happened in a different Navy than I was in.
 
Can you imagine being in the Navy during that time? The shift was almost barbaric. Then the Walker brothers and a revamp of PCLs, forced to sign NDAs after "The Hunt for Red October" came out....the 80s were rough, man. I was just a junior sailor plugging away and every turn it felt like I was being punished for shit that happened in a different Navy than I was in.
hanging hookers from a balcony was not a good look for the navy, do you think things got better or worse? I tell all the young guys I work with they missed it before cell phones aviation was awesome, after 5pm we hit the bars, none of this 24hr on call shit
 
This is what we need, boys
First and foremast, MASKS!
It scares the enemy, creates confusion. Total Sun Tzu
Stupid MAGA nazis. Put on your masks you cuck ass faggots 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡

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Ahhhh, you are one of those who believe that myth. No one has the option of going to jail or go join the military. Maybe long before my time, but no one I have ever come across.
My early mentors had a choice of college or service. Not really a choice. They could join the branch the wanted to rater than be drafted into the Marines or Army. Many of them didn't have the college option due to costs or not being accepted to university.

I was homeless when I joined. I have told this story many times, including n this forum. It didn't mean I didn't have any options. I had plenty. Like begging, welfare, crime, et al. But I chose to join the Navy. I am just happy that I wasn't a shitbag before that and had the option to join
Unlike many guys here that I would guess never joined because they led a life of drugs, crime and other disqualifying shit.
But I don't look down on them. In fact, I think about this all the time; the stupid shit I did and how different my life would have been had any of those stupid things resulted in my arrest and a record.
I feel lucky, if anything.
But then we have the ones here who could have joined but now have a myriad of excuses as to why they didn't. That doesn't stop them from being critical of a world they have no idea about.
Or worse, the veterans that shit all over their brothers and sisters to and in front of people who never raised their hand.
That is something I DO look down on.

Kid I went to high school with got a felony for putting one of those drano bombs in someone’s mailbox. It wasn’t a military or jail situation, but they promised to expunge his record if he joined. This had to have been 97-98. I know he was one of the first in Iraq with the 82nd airborne.


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He's a clown. Left/Right it doesn't matter. Washington will eat you up and consume you. No change is in sight despite we Hegseth or anyone says. Just empty words.

The physicals will be a joke and just eye candy to make the "'Merica" crowd a happy for 5 seconds.

There's a lot of this going on right now.
 
I don't follow bro.

So in an attempt to get away from the political pandering BS, the presumably former alcoholic Fox Weekend Host summons the country's military brass (at no small cost) to have a televised partisan pep rally.

Steve Brule What GIF
When you’re boss want to hold you accountable does he send an email or do it face to face..
 

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