I have heard of brothers serving in each branch of the service before.Neither have I...
I have heard of brothers serving in each branch of the service before.Neither have I...
Really? I never have. Not saying it isn't possible, just that I've never seen it before. Without a doubt, I'll take your word for it.I have heard of brothers serving in each branch of the service before.
When you say brothers do you mean it in the literal sense or the figurative sense? Because I have heard of family members being in differnet branches but never the same person being in two branches.I have heard of brothers serving in each branch of the service before.
Yes figurative sense. It isn’t an all the time but some try other military services.=DisturbedShifty, post: 7909149, member: 15721"]When you say brothers do you mean it in the literal sense or the figurative sense? Because I have heard of family members being in differnet branches but never the same person being in two branches.
I have ran into a person before that there goal was to serve in each branch of the military. I have served with an enlisted Marine before and I got out and lost touch. Next thing I know he went back to school got his degree, became an officer. He retired a Major in the Marine Corps.Really? I never have. Not saying it isn't possible, just that I've never seen it before. Without a doubt, I'll take your word for it.
Nice, I'm sure I've told you before but I feel one can never show their appreciation enough to those who have served to protect me and my family. Thank you again for your service, I appreciate it John, I really do!I have ran into a person before that there goal was to serve in each branch of the military. I have served with an enlisted Marine before and I got out and lost touch. Next thing I know he went back to school got his degree, became an officer. He retired a Major in the Marine Corps.
Weird. So what dictates having served in a branch? Completing basic training. For each branch?Yes figurative sense. It isn’t an all the time but some try other military services.
Usually serve a 3 or 4 year term or contract.Weird. So what dictates having served in a branch? Completing basic training. For each branch?
Thank you sir.Nice, I'm sure I've told you before but I feel one can never show their appreciation enough to those who have served to protect me and my family. Thank you again for your service, I appreciate it John, I really do!
I actually tried to go back to active Marines, but it was during Clinton's term, and because of cutbacks, they couldn't take prior service NCOs, so I went into the Army for five years. I just don't claim the Army, because I hated it.@deester11 I have never heard of anyone serving in more than one branch. How is that possible?
You've got to serve out the contract terms, which usually includes basic training for that branch. The only exception is when one goes from the Marines to another branch, and then basic training is skipped, as it's generally accepted that it'd be a waste of time.Weird. So what dictates having served in a branch? Completing basic training. For each branch?
Well alrighty then. Guess I will see if the site will let me give him both badges then. Not you. The other guy.I actually tried to go back to active Marines, but it was during Clinton's term, and because of cutbacks, they couldn't take prior service NCOs, so I went into the Army for five years. I just don't claim the Army, because I hated it.
You've got to serve out the contract terms, which usually includes basic training for that branch. The only exception is when one goes from the Marines to another branch, and then basic training is skipped, as it's generally accepted that it'd be a waste of time.
He earned em...Well alrighty then. Guess I will see if the site will let me give him both badges then. Not you. The other guy.
By the way, I served two years in Germany. In those two years, I saw only one Dolphins game.Army
5/2 ADA Artillery.
Also, my dad and uncle are Vietnam Veterans.