US Marines and mistreatment of Taliban dead

[Dyakovo]

Also, these are Marines, not soldiers.

Marines, now not soldiers.

I didn't say they're in the army, solider can imply such, but I used the term to say that they serve in the armed forces, which should be obvious enough.

"Soldier" is the term for members of the US Army, "Marine" is the term for members of the USMC.

[Urceo-Carthage]

Which is why I don't play CoD? Also, since you appear to think you're in the Military, when did you serve, what branch, what was your MOS and pay grade?

Actually I don't think I'm in the military. I know that I was in the military. USMC MOS 0331/8152.

I doubt that, but if you really were, then why are you acting like you know nothing about the Military? All I've seen from you so far is bull shit and stuff pulled out your ass.

[Lackadaisical2]

Marines, now not soldiers.

I didn't say they're in the army, solider can imply such, but I used the term to say that they serve in the armed forces, which should be obvious enough.

"Soldier" is the term for members of the US Army, "Marine" is the term for members of the USMC.

Not according to Websters, it can refer to any enlisted.

[Urceo-Carthage]

1)

Enlightening,

2) Because it's easy to spot a sniper hiding, blending in with the backround

Easier if you're not busy peeing.

3) A Soldier is in the US Army, a Marine is in the Marine Corps, Sailor in the Navy, and so on and so forth.

To you, maybe.

1) The stupidity in your answer was so embarrassing to humanity that I wasn't even able to answer it
2) It made no difference at all.
3) As well as the 2.5 million men and women in the US Military

[Malgrave]

Your a soldier? See ya there.

I was a Marine.

What time period did you serve? I'm interested.

[Dyakovo]

I'd say that I'm surprised.

But then I'd be lying.

Discharge the fuckers.

There are all sorts of discharges... any one in particular?

I'd go for a Duck Dinner for them personally... though I suppose I could live with a Big Chicken Dinner for them.

Big Chicken would be good enough, even if Duck Dinner would be more satisfying...

[Tekania]

"Soldier" is the term for members of the US Army, "Marine" is the term for members of the USMC.

Not according to Websters, it can refer to any enlisted.

We wouldn't like the term soldier.... though perhaps it would be better than sailor (we don't like that one either... that's for them skimmers).

[Urceo-Carthage]

I was a Marine.

What time period did you serve? I'm interested.

Just got him. Now, I SERIOUSLY doubt that he was ever in the Military. He said he WAS a Marine. That's not possible unless dishonourably discharged.

[Dyakovo]

Actually I don't think I'm in the military. I know that I was in the military. USMC MOS 0331/8152.

I doubt that,¹ but if you really were, then why are you acting like you know nothing about the Military? All I've seen from you so far is bull shit and stuff pulled out your ass.²

1: Doubt it all you like. *shrugs*
2: I'm not. It's not my fault your misconceptions don't match up with reality. As I said before the military isn't actually anything like CoD.

[Tekania]

There are all sorts of discharges... any one in particular?

I'd go for a Duck Dinner for them personally... though I suppose I could live with a Big Chicken Dinner for them.

Big Chicken would be good enough, even if Duck Dinner would be more satisfying...

Only the best for them.... nothing beats a Duck Dinner.

[Dyakovo]

"Soldier" is the term for members of the US Army, "Marine" is the term for members of the USMC.

Not according to Websters, it can refer to any enlisted.

But it is accurate according to the US military...

[TFF]

If I had my choice, I'd prefer to be dead if I was to be peed on. Just sayin.

Whole new meaning to "one shot, one kill".

[Serrland]

What time period did you serve? I'm interested.

Just got him. Now, I SERIOUSLY doubt that he was ever in the Military. He said he WAS a Marine. That's not possible unless dishonourably discharged.

You're saying you can never leave the USMC or something? I think you've got it mixed up with Hotel California there buddy.

[Dyakovo]

I was a Marine.

What time period did you serve? I'm interested.

I was discharged in March 1991.

[Lackadaisical2]

Enlightening,

Easier if you're not busy peeing.

To you, maybe.

1) The stupidity in your answer was so embarrassing to humanity that I wasn't even able to answer it
2) It made no difference at all.
3) As well as the 2.5 million men and women in the US Military

1) You'd know a lot about stupid answers.
2) Only because you think our soldiers are equally alert peeing, making fun for the camera as they are actually looking for enemies.
3) I'm not in the military, and thus use and will continue to use the normal, accepted use of the (American) English language.

[Urceo-Carthage]

I doubt that,¹ but if you really were, then why are you acting like you know nothing about the Military? All I've seen from you so far is bull shit and stuff pulled out your ass.²

1: Doubt it all you like. *shrugs*
2: I'm not. It's not my fault your misconceptions don't match up with reality. As I said before the military isn't actually anything like CoD.

1) I don't need your permission.
2) Resulting to the good ol CoD argument. From what I've seen here, you've never served in the Marines. Maybe the Army or Navy, but no way the Marines. Too many screw ups that are literally brainwashed into Marines.

[Cromwellia]

Just got him. Now, I SERIOUSLY doubt that he was ever in the Military. He said he WAS a Marine. That's not possible unless dishonourably discharged.

You're saying you can never leave the USMC or something? I think you've got it mixed up with Hotel California there buddy.

Think it's the whole "Once a marine, always a marine" thing regardless of current employment.

[Dyakovo]

What time period did you serve? I'm interested.

Just got him. Now, I SERIOUSLY doubt that he was ever in the Military. He said he WAS a Marine. That's not possible unless dishonourably discharged.

Unless you think, like I do, that the "once a Marine, always a Marine" is bullshit.
So, no you didn't "get me".

[Farnhamia]

Just got him. Now, I SERIOUSLY doubt that he was ever in the Military. He said he WAS a Marine. That's not possible unless dishonourably discharged.

You're saying you can never leave the USMC or something? I think you've got it mixed up with Hotel California there buddy.

It's old "There's no such thing as an ex-Marine." Sounds great when Clint Eastwood or Mark Harmon say it.

[Urceo-Carthage]

Just got him. Now, I SERIOUSLY doubt that he was ever in the Military. He said he WAS a Marine. That's not possible unless dishonourably discharged.

You're saying you can never leave the USMC or something? I think you've got it mixed up with Hotel California there buddy.

You can leave the Marine Corps, but you're always a Marine.

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1) You'd know a lot about stupid answers.
2) Only because you think our soldiers are equally alert peeing, making fun for the camera as they are actually looking for enemies.
3) I'm not in the military, and thus use and will continue to use the normal, accepted use of the (American) English language.

1) Not as many as you.
2) A sniper that is well hidden, blending in with his environment is nearly impossible to spot without IR or a muzzle flash. Go join the Military, THEN you can argue about that.

[Dyakovo]

Just got him. Now, I SERIOUSLY doubt that he was ever in the Military. He said he WAS a Marine. That's not possible unless dishonourably discharged.

You're saying you can never leave the USMC or something? I think you've got it mixed up with Hotel California there buddy.

He's referencing the "Once a Marine, always a Marine" BS.

[Tryhearts]

What time period did you serve? I'm interested.

Just got him. Now, I SERIOUSLY doubt that he was ever in the Military. He said he WAS a Marine. That's not possible unless dishonourably discharged.

Sir, please stop before you dig any deeper. Also, most Marines are Hnorourably Discharged.

[Serrland]

You're saying you can never leave the USMC or something? I think you've got it mixed up with Hotel California there buddy.

He's referencing the "Once a Marine, always a Marine" BS.

Oh I didn't think that was a serious thing that people thought. I thought it was just a slogan to be bandied about or something.

[Urceo-Carthage]

You're saying you can never leave the USMC or something? I think you've got it mixed up with Hotel California there buddy.

It's old "There's no such thing as an ex-Marine." Sounds great when Clint Eastwood or Mark Harmon say it.

In my opinion, they make it sound like a bunch of flying fuck, and they demoralize it. The Marine Corps has been saying that for years before these guys were even born. It's not a saying, it's part of a lifestyle.

[Farnhamia]

He's referencing the "Once a Marine, always a Marine" BS.

Oh I didn't think that was a serious thing that people thought. I thought it was just a slogan to be bandied about or something.

It's quite popular with ITGs, I imagine.