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Back from Parris Island

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Well fellas, for those who remember I left for MCRD Parris Island in January and I got back this past Saturday. It took a little longer to finish training since I got injured and had to get dropped into a Medical Rehabilitation Platoon (MRP) but I was determined as ever to leave that island a Marine. The way I see it, it adds character to get hurt...lol. But it's great to be back, yet not great go from carrying an M16A4 everyday back to the fun gun laws of good ole NJ. It steams me knowing I joined to defend my country and possibly give my life, yet I can't defend myself in my home state. Ok, NJ soapbox over, on a brighter note I'm on leave and plan to enjoy every minute of it!

 

Semper Fi

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I leave for MCT this Monday then its off to Pensacola for Avionics training, where I'll learn how to fix helicopters! I can't wait. I hope to cross train and possibly be a machine gunner on a huey. I'm a reservist so my station will be in Ft. Dix

Welcome back! Thanks for joining and serving. Where are you off to for your permanent station? Ah, Ft. Dix. Hope to see you around!

Congrats and welcome back. I also wanna commend you on sticking it out. I saw many of people in the PJ's that got hurt and came home. I think they were more home sick than anytjing else.

 

Again, thanks for serving our great nation.

Well fellas, for those who remember I left for MCRD Parris Island in January and I got back this past Saturday. It took a little longer to finish training since I got injured and had to get dropped into a Medical Rehabilitation Platoon (MRP) but I was determined as ever to leave that island a Marine. The way I see it, it adds character to get hurt...lol. But it's great to be back, yet not great go from carrying an M16A4 everyday back to the fun gun laws of good ole NJ. It steams me knowing I joined to defend my country and possibly give my life, yet I can't defend myself in my home state. Ok, NJ soapbox over, on a brighter note I'm on leave and plan to enjoy every minute of it!

 

Semper Fi

Welcome back Marine! I graduated from PI in December 1969 and looking back it was one of the best experiences in my life.

 

Semper Fi

Welcome back Devil Dog! I also spent 6 months on Parris island because of an injury (broken foot). MRP/PCP was a bit harder than regular training. Congratulations on making it through!

 

Semper Fi

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Welcome back Devil Dog! I also spent 6 months on Parris island because of an injury (broken foot). MRP/PCP was a bit harder than regular training. Congratulations on making it through!

 

Semper Fi

 

Ahhh, a fellow recovered warrior. Oorah

Welcome back and Thank you for your service. May you get the training you are hoping for.

Good job and enjoy your time home! Say Hi to my son if you see him :)

Semper Fi, USMC 73-77 , H&MS-24, MAG-24, Kaneohe,HI

 

uncle sams misguided childern

Congrats brother. I graduated platoon 1189 in August of 94! MRP sucks but glad to see you got through it. Depending on how far along you get hurt, it can kill your motivation to not be graduating with your platoon!

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Semper Fi

Congrats and welcome back!

Right on dude! Be safe

Congrats!!!

good job leatherneck, pcola beaches are the best, more putang than you can shake a stick at. but it is all reserved for sailors :lol:

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