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Any of y’all catch President Curtis Ep2? Some great Marine jokes in this episode.
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Any of y’all catch President Curtis Ep2? Some great Marine jokes in this episode.

u/JackBurton3465 — 2 months ago
▲ 42 r/PardonMyTake

Adam Schefter: Vikings HC Kevin O'Connell now has informed the team that Kyler Murray has been named the starting QB, per sources.

Hate to see it.

u/JackBurton3465 — 2 months ago
▲ 95 r/USMC

Come for me? I will sex you. Not surprised a grunt said this.

I mean how else are you supposed to protect your things? (Also, AOL is still a thing?!?)

u/JackBurton3465 — 3 months ago
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What Real Ball Knowledge Looks Like: Kid Shows to His Class How He's Memorized Every Single NFL Schedule Since 2009

u/JackBurton3465 — 3 months ago
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Japanese World Cup tourist got the full American experience

u/HaggardlyForte — 3 months ago
▲ 35 r/NewOrleans

MSY right before 4 am

I got here WAY to early. SW line was to the escalators, but looked to be moving. I didn’t get in because I shipped my shit. Security was nothing.

u/JackBurton3465 — 4 months ago
▲ 508 r/USMC

“Bad Leadership Award”

Completely new perspective for me.

I’ve got a guy who works with me that is a former CSM Ranger Battalion, SF army guy. (don’t worry I’ve checked his credentials. He’s real shit.)

We were talking about the fights and someone brought up Medal of Honor recipients being there.

We got to talking about different guys and what they did with coworkers. He shared during the conversation that his perspective grew over the years and now every time he sees someone with those high combat awards, it always is indicative of them having bad leadership.

Leadership put the troops in bad situations that then made them to have to accomplish extreme task or activities to persist or survive.

Never thought about it like that, and never heard that perspective from a senior leader that took Troop welfare very personally.

u/JackBurton3465 — 4 months ago
▲ 734 r/USMC

Today we retire her.

Some pictures from yesterday’s Open House on Cherry Point.

Today the Harrier flys for the last time as a USMC and American Military aircraft.

What I heard on the street. A couple of the ones that are left will be given to, or bought by, Spain. A few others will be packaged up and sent to museums. The ones that are left will be destroyed. No shit, they bring in heavy machinery, cut it apart and then shred it.

End on an era gents.

u/JackBurton3465 — 4 months ago