895 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. USMC. The military is an interesting experience in binge drinking and horn-dogging to the extreme lol. Honor courage and commitment too I suppose.
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Asker+1 y@razelove who rah 💃
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I saw some of the other comments checking back. If you get attached to the Marines as a corpsmen, just bear in mind that you'll be doing 2 main things. 1- injury, give ice pack and motrin. 2- std, give a test if you feel like it, but a z-pack because we're nasty with the male to female ratio there. I remember a formation we got assembled for to ask who got with one woman, and 40 something guys caught chlamydia from her in a 2 week time frame.
Anything more complicated than that would go to the naval hospital, or did for me at least. If you go in the field, I have no clue as I was only a supply clerk and combat media.
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+1 yI live in England and I've never been in the armed forces
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u +1 yI live in the USA and I regret having never served in the mlitary.
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Why’s that?
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@WhiteBoyChill Good career wth great retirement benefits.
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I don’t know about the “good career” part. I’d rather not have to run laps every day at 5am and deal with all the screaming from the higher ups
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@WhiteBoyChill Graduating from law school, I would have started as a captain.
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I see. I would’ve had to ascend from rock bottom
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@WhiteBoyChill the Navy doesn’t do that
Asker+1 y@Pterodon my recruiter told me that if I go to Nursing School I will be a Lieutenant
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yI live in the Divided states of America and the thought of serving (murdering other people, stealing their resources) for this country makes me cringe. There’s so much wrong here and I have nothing to be proud of that this country does.
We have one side fighting for the people then the other side pushing back against anything related to basic rights and decency. We have psychos who are legally allowed to buy guns, even military weapons and gear and that same side loves that sick shit. Psychos use those weapons to commit treason and the people who pretend to care about its citizens and love America loves that these people are committing mass murder at shopping malls, and schools and anywhere they please.
Women’s rights going backwards and that’s treated as normal. We have women who are birthing still borns, dying because we are denied basic human rights, teenagers and children who can’t even legally adopt a child having children, women having the child of their rapist, women who aren’t ready to be mothers who resent their babies after being forced to stay pregnant, etc. All all of this is creating more poverty, dehumanizing women, and giving men even more male privilege than they already have.
Also, child marriage is legal in numerous US states. Predict the side that’s attempting to enforce policies against child marriage while the typical side is pushing back on that.
I am sick of this sick country and I will never have kids here. The US can burn for all I care10 ReplyIn the U. K.
Nope, never in the military, at least not yet haha.
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Asker+1 y@elise2525 USA 🇺🇸 I’m a Dancer 💃 but respect all the girls and guys that have served
Asker+1 yI work in a club but I would love to join the Navy
Asker+1 y@elise2525 I have a question now about me joining the Navy
1.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. United States. Yes, I served in the Army National Guard for four years.
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Asker+1 y@saoirses that makes you a very brave and patriotic woman
1.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Born in Australia , living in Thailand , fortunate to have never been in the military or any like service , although here in Thailand the army is certainly a big deal , stretching to the political.
10 Reply27.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I live in the US. I was in Air Force ROTC in college and expected to enter the Air Force after graduation. They invented an eye test I could not pass after my freshman year since I was dropped from the program.
10 Reply2.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. No military experience except by marriage. My ex husband was in the US Navy when we were married.
20 Reply1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I live in India and no, I have never been in military, Army or Navy.
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+1 yMy family is very much military. We’ve moved around a lot because of it.
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+1 yI live in England and I've never served the military.
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+1 yGermany, no i succesfully declined and had to serve in a hospital instead.
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Bruh
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Oh nm. Replied to the wrong comment
701 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Germany and no, Our conscription for the army was abolished.
10 Reply11.9K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Usa and nope. This country hasn't earned my loyalty
10 Reply1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. USA nope I haven't served in the military. but both my parents have however.
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+1 yU. S. still in the Army.
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Asker+1 y@shadezmcgee thank you for your service
Anonymous(36-45)+1 yAustralia for now. I don't like to live in one country for too long.
10 ReplyIm from the US and never. But I have respect for the people that serve our country
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20 Reply4.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. USA and I was in the US Navy
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Asker+1 y@pointtaken I am going to join the Navy. Are Navy Nurses Officers?
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No they’re called Hospital Corpmen and they do way more than an RN in the civilian world. They actually stitch you up and give the shots to numb you. I've had to have sutures a couple of times and it’s the enlisted that do that. Then the Dr inspects it. The Corpmen also prescribe meds. If you’re not feeding well they do the intake and if it’s like a cold or allergies they’re the ones that’ll prescribe stuff. Good luck
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+1 yI live in Canada and no.
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10 Reply605 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. UK and served in the British Army
10 Reply2.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Australia. Not been in any of the services.
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+1 yI am in the UK and i was in none of those
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+1 yToronto, Canada. No I wasn't in neither.
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+1 yUSA and nope didn't serve.
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+1 yI live in USA. I was in the army for a bit.
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+1 yU. S. I was in the Navy.
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Asker+1 y@kelly6 feed the troops
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+1 yI live in America and yes im ex military
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10 Reply4.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Just missed the draft in70s
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+1 yLebanon , no
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