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3 years in the Marines 1970-73 to avoid the draft.


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Mark Wolken
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Gentilemen,

This will push up the Army numbers a bit.

I'm still on active duty with the US Army with 26.5 years and counting.

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D. Groce
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Since the Marines are a branch of the Navy, our little helpers, shouldn't those numbers be added to the Navy numbers?

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I was in the Navy from 1966 to 1970, four years.
I was at sea for over three years. I was on a ship for one day.


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and swearing faith to an unjust cause, we count as greater shame."
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="3" face="book antiqua" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by David Groce</i>
<br />Since the Marines are a branch of the Navy, our little helpers, shouldn't those numbers be added to the Navy numbers?

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So what your saying you would like the marines to be your crutch[:D]

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I was in the Royal New Zealand Navy for 22.5 years and I had a great time a public expense[;)]. Please note that the navy is, and will always be, the senior service. So if it comes to a split count then navy wins[:D].

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The Army is the oldest branch and senior LOL[:D][:p]

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We have the navy in people but they have the years. Live that soft life so they can stay in longer[;)]. Army life is harder on you[:p].

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In life there are three kinds of people - those in the navy, those who want to be in the navy and then there is those with no ambition.[:D]

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Suh! I am Currently on active duty at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Marine Corps, 3 yrs



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<font face="Book Antiqua"><font size="4"><font color="orange">Gents!

USA from Dec 6, 1971 thru Oct 1, 1980. Enlisted after winning the draft lottery, yup, two jars, one with a number and the second one with a date, matched my birth date with #1. Was trained as a Draftsman, worked as a Surveyor, Illustrator and Chaplain's Assistant.

Owe uncle Sam for the wonderful years with my with (33) whom I met when stationed in Taiwan in '73-'74. Spent the next 6 years in Maryland (2) and Virginia (4) before moving back home to Washington State.

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