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As unlikely as it seems, a Marine and a Sailor were friends and decided to go on a ski trip.
Along the way, they had car trouble and broke down by a farm on one of the coldest nights of the year. They knocked on the farm house door and a beautiful widow stood before them. The widow told them they were welcome to spend the night in the barn, but she could not allow them to stay in the house for appearance sake.
The night seemed to go uneventfully and the next morning the guys continued and finished their ski trip. Nine months later the Marine was contacted by a lawyer.
The Marine caught up to his Sailor buddy and asked him, "Hey Mack, you remember that beautiful widow we met on our ski trip"?
The Sailor replied rather sheepishly, "Yes."
The Marine said, "You didn't happen to get up in the middle of the night and pay her a visit did you?"
The Sailor again said, "Yes."
The Marine asked, "And by the way did you use my name instead of yours"?
The Sailor again said, rather red faced, "Yeah Buddy I'm sorry."
The Marine replied, "That's okay, she died and left me a million bucks!"
Along the way, they had car trouble and broke down by a farm on one of the coldest nights of the year. They knocked on the farm house door and a beautiful widow stood before them. The widow told them they were welcome to spend the night in the barn, but she could not allow them to stay in the house for appearance sake.
The night seemed to go uneventfully and the next morning the guys continued and finished their ski trip. Nine months later the Marine was contacted by a lawyer.
The Marine caught up to his Sailor buddy and asked him, "Hey Mack, you remember that beautiful widow we met on our ski trip"?
The Sailor replied rather sheepishly, "Yes."
The Marine said, "You didn't happen to get up in the middle of the night and pay her a visit did you?"
The Sailor again said, "Yes."
The Marine asked, "And by the way did you use my name instead of yours"?
The Sailor again said, rather red faced, "Yeah Buddy I'm sorry."
The Marine replied, "That's okay, she died and left me a million bucks!"
- Anderson Ware, YN1, USN RET
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After a weekend of fights in the barracks in Advanced Radio School at MCRD in 1966, our 1st Sgt. was livid!
He had all of us standing in company formation which included a platoon of Women Marines and commenced to read us a riot act.
As he concluded his chewing out he said, "Gentlemen, if this ever happens again...(and he looked at the Women Marines)...If this ever happens again...( he looked again at the ladies)...Well, if it ever happens again the defecation is going to hit the ventilation!!"
He had all of us standing in company formation which included a platoon of Women Marines and commenced to read us a riot act.
As he concluded his chewing out he said, "Gentlemen, if this ever happens again...(and he looked at the Women Marines)...If this ever happens again...( he looked again at the ladies)...Well, if it ever happens again the defecation is going to hit the ventilation!!"
- Dave Haage
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Nov 21, 1979 I was serving as the S-4 Alpha in a Marine Corps combat uniton Okinawa.
Our S-4 had just moments before received his orders to return stateside when the phone rang and the battalion adjutant called stating the CO requested my presence ASAP. I reported and he told me that although I was just a 1st Lieutenant I was now his S-4. Then the Colonel dropped a bomb shell.
He said, "Lieutenant, the embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan has been surrounded by a mob and by presidential directive we have just been ordered in to retake it if necessary. You and the S-3 will give me a logistics and operations plan for using the Air Force Base at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean as a forward assault and logistics support base by 16:00 hours."
At that time all the company commanders were there along with the Batallion X-O, the S-2, S-3 and myself as S-4. Everyone knew what was up and were "Gung Ho" ready to go. Still in the air there was a high degree of anticipated stress among those present.
The Colonel feeling that it would be best to open with a qustion, said, "Gentlemen, I realize you are all aware that we have a grave mission to perform, and there is very little intelligence we've received about the situation at present so we must plan accordingly, so I want to know, can anyone here tell me anything at all about Diego Garcia?"
Where upon the S-2 another young First Lieutenant broke the tension by stating: "Yes Sir, I believe that Diego Garcia is the 2nd baseman for the San Diego Padres!"
That broke the tension among the officers and they started to laugh. Even the Colonel smiled appreciating the fact that these Marines who could die while retaking an embassy under seige on foreign soil could still laugh in the face of danger. For them it was just another day in the Corps. --- And God Bless Cpl Steven Crowley USMC the Marine Security Guard who gave his life protecting the Embassy occupants until relief finally arrived. He died in the arms of a young American embassy secretary who said "He died like a Marine." --- Semper Fi
Our S-4 had just moments before received his orders to return stateside when the phone rang and the battalion adjutant called stating the CO requested my presence ASAP. I reported and he told me that although I was just a 1st Lieutenant I was now his S-4. Then the Colonel dropped a bomb shell.
He said, "Lieutenant, the embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan has been surrounded by a mob and by presidential directive we have just been ordered in to retake it if necessary. You and the S-3 will give me a logistics and operations plan for using the Air Force Base at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean as a forward assault and logistics support base by 16:00 hours."
At that time all the company commanders were there along with the Batallion X-O, the S-2, S-3 and myself as S-4. Everyone knew what was up and were "Gung Ho" ready to go. Still in the air there was a high degree of anticipated stress among those present.
The Colonel feeling that it would be best to open with a qustion, said, "Gentlemen, I realize you are all aware that we have a grave mission to perform, and there is very little intelligence we've received about the situation at present so we must plan accordingly, so I want to know, can anyone here tell me anything at all about Diego Garcia?"
Where upon the S-2 another young First Lieutenant broke the tension by stating: "Yes Sir, I believe that Diego Garcia is the 2nd baseman for the San Diego Padres!"
That broke the tension among the officers and they started to laugh. Even the Colonel smiled appreciating the fact that these Marines who could die while retaking an embassy under seige on foreign soil could still laugh in the face of danger. For them it was just another day in the Corps. --- And God Bless Cpl Steven Crowley USMC the Marine Security Guard who gave his life protecting the Embassy occupants until relief finally arrived. He died in the arms of a young American embassy secretary who said "He died like a Marine." --- Semper Fi
- Patrick Timpone
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- Cpl. Benson
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Many years ago I worked at the dispensary on the Navy recruit base in San Diego. I usually had a crew of recruits working for me while waiting for processing for some reason.
One day, due to demands of the job, one of the recruits missed his usual time for lunch at the recruit mess hall. Since I felt sorry for him, I escorted him down the the exchange cafeteria and bought his lunch. On the walk down, he either didn't know the protocol or just forgot, but he failed to salute several officers. I mentioned it to him on the walk back to the dispensary.
He wanted to know how to tell the officers from the "regular guys"
I told him to look for gold markings on the hat.
When we approached the main post exchange, four captains were leaving the building. I said "See those four guys with gold on their hats? They are officers, so when I salute, you salute too."
He said "Ok" and watched me carefully.
When the four captains got within reasonable range, I whipped a salute on them and waited for them to return it. I saw the captains bust up laughing and out of the corner of my eye, I saw what they were laughiing at.
My recruit had been carrying a bag of potato chips in his left hand.
Normally that would not have been a problem if he had saluted properly. However, he saluted with his Left hand and when he did, the bag of potato chips broke and all those chips began floating down the front of his uniform and landing on his shoes.
His comment was "Did I do something wrong?"
One day, due to demands of the job, one of the recruits missed his usual time for lunch at the recruit mess hall. Since I felt sorry for him, I escorted him down the the exchange cafeteria and bought his lunch. On the walk down, he either didn't know the protocol or just forgot, but he failed to salute several officers. I mentioned it to him on the walk back to the dispensary.
He wanted to know how to tell the officers from the "regular guys"
I told him to look for gold markings on the hat.
When we approached the main post exchange, four captains were leaving the building. I said "See those four guys with gold on their hats? They are officers, so when I salute, you salute too."
He said "Ok" and watched me carefully.
When the four captains got within reasonable range, I whipped a salute on them and waited for them to return it. I saw the captains bust up laughing and out of the corner of my eye, I saw what they were laughiing at.
My recruit had been carrying a bag of potato chips in his left hand.
Normally that would not have been a problem if he had saluted properly. However, he saluted with his Left hand and when he did, the bag of potato chips broke and all those chips began floating down the front of his uniform and landing on his shoes.
His comment was "Did I do something wrong?"
- Mike Richards
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The Tennesee hillbilly joined the army and went to war.
The Sergent addressing the men before battle said, "We are outnumbered 3 to 1 in this battle so do your best."
Well the battle is raging and the Sergent comes upon the hillbilly resting under a tree and says, "what are you doing here the battle is still going on"
The hillbilly answers "I got my 3 sarge."
The Sergent addressing the men before battle said, "We are outnumbered 3 to 1 in this battle so do your best."
Well the battle is raging and the Sergent comes upon the hillbilly resting under a tree and says, "what are you doing here the battle is still going on"
The hillbilly answers "I got my 3 sarge."
- john
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The Retired Colonel had four young sons and every morning he'd line them up at attention and gave them orders.
One morning after he was through he asked if their were any questions. Little Johnny raised his hand.
The colonel asked "What's your question?"
And Johnny answered, "How do I get out of this chicken shit outfit?"
One morning after he was through he asked if their were any questions. Little Johnny raised his hand.
The colonel asked "What's your question?"
And Johnny answered, "How do I get out of this chicken shit outfit?"
- Abe Pena
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In WWII my name was Elizabeth Adams. I was the first one to get shots.
When I came out I acted like it was terrible so they had a hard time getting the others to get their shots.
When I came out I acted like it was terrible so they had a hard time getting the others to get their shots.
- Elizabeth Pandolfo
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During WWI, there were no communications like we have today.
In order to relay a message, a runner was sent from company to company.
During an encounter, the CO called the runner and said,
"tell the commander to send us reinforcements, we are going to advance."
So the message was relayed from the first trench to another until it reached the commander whom was told by the last runner:
"Sir, the CO of the first line said, 'send us refreshments we are going to a dance.'"
In order to relay a message, a runner was sent from company to company.
During an encounter, the CO called the runner and said,
"tell the commander to send us reinforcements, we are going to advance."
So the message was relayed from the first trench to another until it reached the commander whom was told by the last runner:
"Sir, the CO of the first line said, 'send us refreshments we are going to a dance.'"
- anonymous
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As a prior service member of the PA Army National Guard I found myself in line at the PX.
A rain shower had chased many troops inside at once, and then an E7 Sgt. announced loudly and confidently that: "It doesn't rain on Sergeants!"
I replied back that: "Yes, it rains on Sgts., but they don't realize it!"
The troops loved it, the Sgt. didn't.
I felt lucky he wasn't in my chain of command. Anyway, it felt damn good to say what I did.
A rain shower had chased many troops inside at once, and then an E7 Sgt. announced loudly and confidently that: "It doesn't rain on Sergeants!"
I replied back that: "Yes, it rains on Sgts., but they don't realize it!"
The troops loved it, the Sgt. didn't.
I felt lucky he wasn't in my chain of command. Anyway, it felt damn good to say what I did.
- Lonzie Cox Jr.
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At a Wing Staff meeting at Homestead AFB in the Mid 60's a LT made a stupid comment and all the other officers were starting to have a good laugh at the LT's expense.
The Wing Commander said, "That's enough Gentleman. The only thing the LT did wrong was to pass up an excellent opportunity to keep his mouth shut."
The Wing Commander said, "That's enough Gentleman. The only thing the LT did wrong was to pass up an excellent opportunity to keep his mouth shut."
- Leon T. Roberts,Maj, USAF Ret
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TRUE STORY!!
Captain Walker told Cpl. Evans the crabs in the west Texas base latrine were getting vicious and get rid of them.
Evans went down the line of holes in the latrine and dumped a coke bottle of gasoline in each hole.
Evans was about to drop a match into one hole but then thought it better to stand outside the latrine and throw a lighted paper into a hole. There was a tremendous roar and flame shot up out of each hole!!! There was a scream and the red haired Irish sargent ran screaming out of the other side of the latrine ( THERE WERE TWO SETS OF HOLES DIVIDED BY A WALL) the red haired Irish sargent had all the red hair burnt off his butt and there was a perfect circle of bare skin showing.
The Irish sergeant went one way and Evans made very sure he went the other way!!!!
Captain Walker told Cpl. Evans the crabs in the west Texas base latrine were getting vicious and get rid of them.
Evans went down the line of holes in the latrine and dumped a coke bottle of gasoline in each hole.
Evans was about to drop a match into one hole but then thought it better to stand outside the latrine and throw a lighted paper into a hole. There was a tremendous roar and flame shot up out of each hole!!! There was a scream and the red haired Irish sargent ran screaming out of the other side of the latrine ( THERE WERE TWO SETS OF HOLES DIVIDED BY A WALL) the red haired Irish sargent had all the red hair burnt off his butt and there was a perfect circle of bare skin showing.
The Irish sergeant went one way and Evans made very sure he went the other way!!!!
- Dennis Weber
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My LPO were having a discussion regarading wether or not Women should sationed on them like I was on The Eisenhower.
I disagreed,and he replied "What would you do If we took a torpeda."
I replied I would do everything I was trained to do and shore up the damage with whatever was available."
He looked at me dumbfounded and then retorted "Would you be capable of using my dead body?"
I smiled and said "With pleasure"
I disagreed,and he replied "What would you do If we took a torpeda."
I replied I would do everything I was trained to do and shore up the damage with whatever was available."
He looked at me dumbfounded and then retorted "Would you be capable of using my dead body?"
I smiled and said "With pleasure"
- Tara Gragg
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Q. How does A MARINE play Bingo in Iraq'?"
A. B-2 F -16 M -16
A. B-2 F -16 M -16
- Amy Pridgen
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A brand new 2nd Lt. was taking a walk through BOQ. He spotted a young boy reaching for the doorbell of the General's front door, but he was too short to reach it.
The Lt. helped the boy by ringing the bell. The boy laughed and said, "Now, let's run!"
The Lt. helped the boy by ringing the bell. The boy laughed and said, "Now, let's run!"
- Bill Bryan
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