RE; UNITED STATES MARINES...@JAKE, "I" AM SO GLAD YOU ARE FOR CHINA AND RUSSIA. example, THERE ARE ONLY 2 MAR

ROBINSON IRMA · Wednesday, February 13th 2013 at 1:44AM · 804 views

INE CORPS BASES IN THE USA...LEJEUNE AND PENDLETON...ALL YOU MENTIONED IN N.C IS ACTUALLY PART OF LEJEUNE AND ANOTHER MAJOR MISTAKE IS NEW RIVER AND GIEGER ARE THE SAME PLACE...LEJEUNE AS WELL AS PENDLETON CAN BE ACTUALLY BE CALLED NAVEL BASES AND NEW RIVER AND GIEGER CAN BE CALLED THE MARINE 'AIRFORCE'...

EDUCATE!!!EDUCATE!!!EDUCATE!!!...BUT I AM SURE JAKE STILL BEING JAKE WILL SEE THIS N-O-T AS A CHANCE TO BE EDUCATED PROPERLY, BUT WILL BE SEEN AS A 'PERSONAL ATTACK ON HIM'''BUT W-H-O CARES"..."I SURE DON'T. (ROTFLMAO) (S-M-I-L-E)

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DAVID JOHNSON Wednesday, February 13th 2013 at 2:23AM

more marine corp facts MCTOG twenty nine palms,Beside bootcamp and ITB, the hardest part is getting the 03 Infantry contract.
Once you get that, you're guarantee 0311 Riflemen unless you're too good and end up in Weapons Platoon and become a Machinegunner, Mortarman, Assault, or Missileman.Y the next duty station is a combat ready regiment in the US, Camp Pendleton, Camp LeJuene, or a staging area for troops ready for combat operations. The other logical step would be right to a duty station (e.g. Okinawa). You can pick your MOS based on your ASVAB grade, but it's not a 100% chance you'd get it.It is not hard to qualify for MOS 0311 at all. The problem is, that position needs to be open. there are only a certain number of slots open per year,

DAVID JOHNSON Wednesday, February 13th 2013 at 2:33AM

jakes ,yacob,saint you always clam you been here ,went there done that ,,you dont even know where these places are unless you google them just like the fake houise you clam you got ,,sorry but the LIMLS says you dont live there and your address is a truck stop ,,,
IS this where you are going to say you uncle is a 5 star generaL in the marines or youR mothers brother is a teacher in the MCRD IN PARRIS ISLAND,or maybe your FBI relative
your whole persona is fake and your words gives us all a laugh ,,,what your 2 week old baby got you up late tonight so you want to kick some more of your LIES !

Nebrod Chous Wednesday, February 13th 2013 at 3:42PM

"IS this where you are going to say you uncle is a 5 star generaL in the marines"

Give him time.

Nebrod Chous Wednesday, February 13th 2013 at 3:43PM

Irma, I can get that for you.

Nebrod Chous Wednesday, February 13th 2013 at 3:52PM

New engineering unit coming to Beale Air Force Base
February 11, 2013 11:02:00 PM
By Ben van der Meer/ADbvandermeer

A new squadron being activated at Beale Air Force Base over the next few months will center on the kind of skills needed to go anywhere on a moment's notice and set up a runway, drill a well or perform some other engineering feat.

The 583rd Red Horse squadron, which will have a dozen full-time staff and about 180 reservist positions, is the sixth such squadron in the US Air Force Reserve and the first on the West Coast.

Because Air Force officials expect many of those reservists to come from the base's surrounding areas, those familiar with heavy equipment and other civil engineering skills will be key candidates, said Chief Master Sgt. Stephen Nnodim, who is on special assignment to help with the squadron's stand-up.

"Our recruiters are pounding the pavement as we speak to make sure people know about it," he said.

Formal stand-up for the squadron will come next month, but an actual ceremony will probably not come until early summer, said Col. Franklin Myers, who will oversee the squadron as commander of the 622nd Civil Engineer Group.

In the meantime, though, base visitors will be able to spot squadron members as they arrive by their distinctive red baseball caps, he said.

Squadron members will train elsewhere and drill at Beale during monthly reserve duty on a number of techniques, including heavy equipment operation, logistics, hangar and runway construction and electrical work.

Such skills make the squadron ready when necessary for any number of quick-response missions, both for military support and peace time initiatives, as well as disaster relief.

Myers said Air Force officials chose Beale for a new squadron based on the base's strong support in the surrounding community and the likelihood of a good recruitment base from its greater area.

As the new squadron is established, another squadron, the 940th Civil Engineer Squadron, will be redesignated as the 940th Civil Engineer Flight, with a ceremony marking the change March 3. Many of the 940th squadron members will join the 583rd, according to Beale officials.

"We'll be looking to get more involved with the community," Myers said. "It's going to be a slow process from what has been to what will be."

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Cynthia Merrill Artis Wednesday, February 13th 2013 at 4:09PM

My brother went to Parris Island for Basic Training.... Then to Henderson Hall... Then Camps Kinser, Lejeune, Yuma (not in that order) until he found his way attached to a Naval Base headed to the Persian Gulf from Okinawa, Japan.

DAVID JOHNSON Thursday, February 14th 2013 at 5:56PM

I remember the bugs it look like thousands of pollen and dust in the air in the morning but it was millions of sand fleas the mosquitoes and other bugs ,,,remember we where in the middle of a swamp ....