marines or army.

could someone tel this kid that being able to click at something does not make you qualify for the army

CurtisKushh wrote: »

do you think games make me want to join the military?

no. you are completely fuucking retaarded.

i have wanted to join the military since i was 10 or 11.

if you're just gonna spend your whole life on games, and do nothing worthy, then please shut the fuuck up.


i hope you don't live in america, becuase dumb asses like you are the reason im questioning if i should join or not. if it's even worth putting my life on the line for you.

hmm feels like when the guy came up to me calling me a fag and that he would kil himself if i were to run around a soccer field for 2×45 minutes in some ghay costume

i kept myself to the promise
never heard of him again

CurtisKushh wrote: »

which are you / would you join?

personally, i want to join the marines, and i think i'm going to enlist when im 18. yes, i am kind of scared of dieing before i get to enjoy life, but that's only human. i want to get into the middle of the fight. i want to go kick some ass. i honestly don't see anything positive in my future except for the military.

If you want superior training, join the Marine Corps.
If you want a challenge mentally and physically, join the Marine Corps.
If you want to be part of the toughest fighting force in the world, join the Marine Corps.

Marines are a fighting force,Army is a occupying force,very large

Army teaches leadership from the top down. The Marine Corps teaches it from the bottom up. This means that when two Marines are together, one of them is in charge of the other. This accountability leads to a different level of discipline and morale.

The army has a greater desire for individualism rather than unity and cohesion

CurtisKushh wrote: »

red lettering: this is what i want. i love pushing my limits, no matter how much pain im in. (no i dont get my rocks off becuase of it.. >.>)

blue: if by this, you mean the marines work in groups more than individuals, then yeah, marines is for me. for sure. im not much of a individual worker.

Sorry for double post

Yes that is what I mean
Marines need to work together under one leader to finish
It's all about Teamwork and leadership

XxT0mmy212 wrote: »

SAS=Special Air Service

They were in the North African campaign in World War2

Yes. My grandad served with them there.

Wiki: Typically, 15–20% of candidates make it through the hill phase selection process. From the approximately 200 candidates, most will drop out within the first few days, and by the end about 30 will remain. Those who complete all phases of selection are rewarded with a transfer to an operational squadron.

CookieMunzta wrote: »

Yes. My grandad served with them there.

Wiki: Typically, 15–20% of candidates make it through the hill phase selection process. From the approximately 200 candidates, most will drop out within the first few days, and by the end about 30 will remain. Those who complete all phases of selection are rewarded with a transfer to an operational squadron.

So the process is tough and brutal since out of 200 only 30 make it