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RE: Permission to come aboard Sir! - Galaxy36 - 23-02-09
Hi and welcome
RE: Permission to come aboard Sir! - pokey27 - 23-02-09
Welcome to ssdb marine
As others have said much respect to ya and enjoy the forum and hopefully making some quality pickups whilst your on leave
RE: Permission to come aboard Sir! - streak - 23-02-09
Welcome along fella.. keep safe!
RE: Permission to come aboard Sir! - sin`pl - 23-02-09
hello comrade!
RE: Permission to come aboard Sir! - crazycraig - 23-02-09
Welcome aboard
RE: Permission to come aboard Sir! - AdiMac - 23-02-09
Good to have you on board soldier
RE: Permission to come aboard Sir! - BABYLATIN - 23-02-09
great 2 have u with us
RE: Permission to come aboard Sir! - Big J - 24-02-09
Welcome mate.
RE: Permission to come aboard Sir! - flyingcod - 24-02-09
Greetings.
If I see a marine on the news ducking for cover wearing some kick ass shelltoes, I'll know who it is!
fc
RE: Permission to come aboard Sir! - The Marine - 24-02-09
Thanks everyone for your warm welcome.
(23-02-09, 03:54 PM)AdiMac Wrote: Good to have you on board soldier2 of the guys I grew up with are soldiers. We have had numerous drunkin debates on this issue. Just a FYI Adimac thanks for the welcome no hard feelins
There's a difference between a Marine and a Soldier. I earned the title "Marine" so as to separate myself from the other forces. An example:
Here we are Marines, in our Marine Corps. There they are Soldiers in the Army.
It doesn't offend me but calling say Sgt. Major, "hey there Soldier" it would def rub him the wrong way. The correct way would be "hey there Marine"
Curious, anyone else in here prior service?