Full Blown Marine

[MrMcCraket]

im heading in serve as a Lt. and i was wondering what your belifes on "reincarnating" afgans would be.
is it okay
is it bad
do you really care

so far ive had most of my church refuse marine and update navy and airforce

im not in for the money or college
im in to fight and keep my marines alive
........with a bible on the frontlines

 

[Yusuf Evans]

First off, you're 17 so I do not believe your going to be a commissioned officer for another 3 years. Secondly, have you joined yet? What's your MOS and have you even gone through recruit training, or are you going to college to get your commission?

BTW, I'm a Marine Sgt and on my out the door. I spent 9 years serving honorably for the Corps, but I feel a need to go into the Chaplaincy field, an occupation which the Corps does not have. Best of luck to you.

 

[SH89]

What is he trying to say. . . ?

 

[MrMcCraket]

First off, you're 17 so I do not believe your going to be a commissioned officer for another 3 years. Secondly, have you joined yet? What's your MOS and have you even gone through recruit training, or are you going to college to get your commission?

BTW, I'm a Marine Sgt and on my out the door. I spent 9 years serving honorably for the Corps, but I feel a need to go into the Chaplaincy field, an occupation which the Corps does not have. Best of luck to you.

no im not in yet
but your right im 17,
3 more years

im entering the NROTC program
itll let me go to a top university and pay for it
they'll also train me my leadership skills through out my college years

 

[Autumnleaf]

no im not in yet
but your right im 17,
3 more years

im entering the NROTC program
itll let me go to a top university and pay for it
they'll also train me my leadership skills through out my college years

Go for it. The Corps needs good officers. Although if you want to be a Chaplain in the Marines you'll have to join the Navy because the Navy provides Chaplains and medical personell for the Marines.

 

[Arclight610]

no im not in yet
but your right im 17,
3 more years

im entering the NROTC program
itll let me go to a top university and pay for it
they'll also train me my leadership skills through out my college years

Only if you get contracted or you get apply for and get the scholarship. Otherwise it comes out of your pocket. You also have to make the admission requirements of the college you plan on going to and have to get accepted there. NROTC will be hard, not that many actually go on to become commissioned officers. Even afterwards you still get evaluated on your leadership potentiel and MOS.

-TJ-